By Doni Glover, Publisher (BALTIMORE – September 29, 2024) – With all due respect, having grown up in the funeral industry, I do not prefer to have to go to a funeral. I swear I don’t. At the same time, I get that nudge every now and then. I have had some dear friends go home, especially as of late. COVID took many people I know out of here. One was Mr. Edward Hooks, my mentor. Another was one of my favorite aunts, Lois Glover. I just could not bring myself to go to either one. I know I disappointed…

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THE EVENT Coppin Repertory Theatre presents MARTY AND THE HANDS THAT COULD  A New Play by Josh Wilder, Playwright-in-Residence  Directed by Willie O. Jordan EVENT SUMMARY Released from prison on the eve of his 25th birthday, Marty returns home to his family, equipped with a handwritten manuscript and big dreams to turn his life around. But his cousin Junior has also come home with problems of his own, setting them on a collision course as they struggle to break free of the curse that has haunted their family for generations. Can Marty put his hands to good use, or is his fate…

(ANNAPOLIS – September 25, 2024) — The Maryland State Board of Elections (SBE) today shared important voting information for the 2024 Presidential General Election, including the three ways to vote and important deadlines every Marylander should remember to ensure a successful voting experience. “With three ways to vote, I encourage every Marylander to have a plan for how and when they will cast their ballot,” said State Administrator Jared DeMarinis. “Be sure to remember Maryland’s registration and voting deadlines and contact SBE or your local board of elections  with questions you may have about Maryland’s election process.” Three Ways to…

By King Teasdell, The Souls of Life Society (www.kingsphilosophy.org) (BALTIMORE – September 25, 2024) – Since The Million Man March of 1995, the emphasis on Atonement, Forgiveness, and Reconciliation has really been missed (about OCTOBER 16TH of every year), as it is accepted as “The Holy Day of Atonement” throughout the United States. However, Baltimore’s Local Organizing Committee has always had “The Sunrise Commemoration Event” for the past 28 years, and we desire every person to spread the word and participate. Our greatest desire is to ” zero in” on making this specific day, October 16th, a day of community…

By Morgan State U (BALTIMORE – September 25, 2024) — Thanks to new funding from the Mellon Foundation— the nation’s largest supporter of the arts and humanities — Morgan State University is advancing key liberal arts initiatives on and off campus. The Mellon Foundation awarded the University two grants totaling $710,000: one in the amount of $660,000 to support the inventory and digitization of the collection housed within the James E. Lewis Museum of Art (JELMA) and the recommissioning of a Mel Edwards sculpture to be located prominently on campus, and the other for $50,000 to support the Morgannale: Academy-Community Connection for Repairing Our Places project.…

By Morgan State U (BALTIMORE – September 25, 2024) — During the Morgan State University Board of Regents summer quarterly meetings, the University’s Division of Research and Economic Development (D-RED) reported a record-high of $88.5 million in new federal funding commitments for university research and training — a 6% increase over the previous year — and $50 million in research expenditures for Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24). This marks the fourth consecutive year Morgan has netted increases in sponsored research commitments, excluding any private gifts. Both achievements further advance the University toward its goal of obtaining an R1 (very high research activity) Carnegie classification. “Since first boldly…