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The BMORE AI CHALLENGE Join the free BMORE AI Challenge on Nov. 11, 11am–2pm, in Baltimore. Explore AI solutions for education, healthcare, nonprofits, and business. Date and time Wednesday, November 11 · 11 am to 2 pm EST Location Thurgood Marshall Amenity Center, 1315 Division Street, Baltimore, MD 21217 AI Facilitators Sherida Santiago, DBA Candidate, University of Maryland, College Park Caroline Yao, MBA Candidate, University of Maryland, College Park Nancy Clark, Nancy Clark — MSN, RN, CEO, AIsezz, Certified AI Agent Developer, Certified AI Consultant, Certified Self-Leadership Coach John Bullock, Baltimore City Councilman Kevin A. Carr, National Alumni President, Coppin State University Dan Morhaim, M.D., Physician Cheryl Washington, Esq., President & CEO; Nonprofit and Community Impact Executive; Certified AI Consultant Dr. Hattie Washington, Certified AI Consultant, Educator, International Speaker and Award-Winning Author; First Female Vice President of Coppin State University James W. Peterson, Jr., Bootstrap Provider and Founder of the Nationally Recognized, Award-Winning 0 to 100 Small Business Accelerator Charlyn Nater, Vice President, Community Manager, JPMorgan Chase Interested in joining our AI facilitator team? We welcome additional professionals who can help participants explore practical AI solutions in education, healthcare, nonprofits, and business. Contact Doni Glover at doni@bmorenews.com.

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I’m a mom of three who’s watched grocery prices keep rising. Georgia can do something about it. (DULUTH, GA – September 5, 2026) – If you do the grocery shopping in your home, you know exactly how it feels when everything adds up at the checkout line, even when you’re buying less. I’m a mom of three, and I’ve gone from shopping at Publix to shopping at Aldi. I kid you not, I even asked ChatGPT to help me build a grocery list that stretches every dollar. These prices are crazy, and hard-working families across Georgia are feeling the pinch.…

(BALTIMORE – September 5, 2026) – The 2026 HBCU football season is underway, bringing another fall filled with historic rivalries, homecoming celebrations and nationally televised classics. From the season-opening showdowns to the Bayou Classic and Celebration Bowl, BMORENews has assembled key dates, matchups, locations, and broadcast information to help fans follow the action. Compiled by BMORENews from official university and conference schedules, ESPN, HBCU GO, NCAA.com, New York Amsterdam News, HBCU Classics, and additional published listings. Updated Sept. 5, 2026. Editor’s note: Kickoff times and broadcast assignments remain subject to change. Readers should check the participating schools’ official schedules before…

(BALTIMORE) — Mark your calendars for the new date. The Historic Pennsylvania Avenue Cadillac Parade & Festival, originally scheduled for October 24, has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 21, 2026. Presented by the 1 Baltimore Foundation and BMORENews.com, this community-driven celebration will honor Baltimore’s people, history, culture, and traditions along Pennsylvania Avenue—once one of the nation’s most celebrated Black entertainment and business corridors. “This parade is a great demonstration of the culture found in Baltimore’s Black American community—a culture unlike anything else in the world,” said BMORENews.com publisher Doni Glover. “We invite the entire city to come out, experience it,…

(BALTIMORE – September 4, 2026) – Kaii Gilliam doesn’t fit the mold of the typical Baltimore basketball legend piece — he’s only 27, still playing, still climbing. But his path from a sixth-grader who landed in Baltimore from the Bronx to a professional point guard hoisting a championship trophy in Colombia is exactly the kind of story that belongs alongside the city’s playground legends. Finding Baltimore Gilliam wasn’t born here. He was raised in the Bronx before his family moved to Baltimore when he was in sixth grade. He attended Woodlawn Middle School — now known as Southwest Academy —…