Author: Savannah Herald

Style Spotlight: Looks, Trends & Fashion Inspiration An apple a day may keep the doctor away; however, have you ever thought about enjoying an apple before bed? Believe it or not, but this sweet little fruit could be the answer to a lot of your dietary prayers. How so? Well, first of all, apples have a lot of health benefits to offer us. Benefits such as: Improves hair growth Boosts skin health Helps in weight loss Fights inflammation Enhances cognitive performance Reduces cholesterol Prevents eye problems Boosts overall immunity Strengthens bone mass Can help reduce/prevent diabetes, cancer, blood pressure, dementia,…

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Black Arts & Culture Feature: 1. Aaron Douglas, Aspects of Negro Life Murals, 1934 Few Harlem Renaissance paintings capture the spirit of the era as powerfully as Aaron Douglas’ Aspects of Negro Life murals. The Harlem Renaissance movement emerged in New York during the 1920s, as the Great Migration brought thousands of African Americans to northern cities. Writers, musicians, and African-American visual artists responded with bold new ideas that celebrated Black identity, challenged racial stereotypes, and reshaped American art. Douglas stood at the center of this cultural awakening and developed a modern visual language that soon became one of its defining…

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Black Background & Cultural Perspectives: NAACP might be 1920– 1938 Wikimedia Commons The NAACP much better recognized battle for its versus partition notably, Brown the Education and learning v Board of victory High court in the before in 1954 Long focus that, its got on stopping across lynchings conducted America. They project an anti-lynching with from 1909 Before 1939 that Thurgood Marshall, there was Ida B. Wells, assisted found Female the NAACP Team’s provided (and the NAACP, though credit history no likewise). Ida was energetic Female in the motion’s Suffrage scolded and counterparts her white disregarding for having to lynchings.…

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Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers Home » Blog » Camp Hill Senior Living Community Earns Silver Level Callbell Award      CAMP HILL, PA. — The Woods at Cedar Run earned IntegraCare’s Silver Level Award for its prompt handling of residents’ callbell requests during the second quarter of 2026.       When a resident needs assistance, whether it’s for routine help or an emergency, they can push a pendant they carry on them. During the quarter, The Woods at Cedar Run team responded in person to each call in an average of 3 minutes, 2 seconds to attain…

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Real Estate News & Market Insights: People move to Boston for different reasons. Some come for school, others for work, and plenty never planned on staying as long as they did. But ask someone who’s lived here for a few years what keeps them around, and the answers usually have less to do with famous landmarks and more to do with everyday life. It’s being able to walk almost everywhere. It’s having a favorite neighborhood bakery, spending a summer evening along the Charles, or taking the commuter rail out of the city for the weekend. If you’re browsing homes in…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. – On Monday, the family and friends of Mississippi teen Nolan Xavier Wells said their goodbyes and paid their respects at his funeral, held at Center Pointe Church in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Hundreds gathered at the church Monday morning, many wearing sky blue at the request of Wells’ mother. Wells played for his high school football team, which wore the color blue.  “Nolan had such a gentle, calming spirit about him. He had a way of making people feel seen, welcome, and valued. He could lift your confidence with…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment The first proper “Avengers: Doomsday” trailer is finally here — though it remains a bit light on the movie’s plot. After releasing multiple short teasers to promote its upcoming superhero crossover, Marvel Studios on Monday unveiled its official trailer for “Doomsday.” The new clip shows Thor (Chris Hemsworth) taking on the mysterious Doctor Doom (Robert Downey Jr.), reuniting with Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and trying to persuade various superhero teams — including the Avengers, the New Avengers (a.k.a. the Thunderbolts) and the Fantastic Four — to join forces. “Something’s coming,” says a…

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Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights The road to the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference championship once again runs through South Carolina State. The defending conference champions were selected as the preseason favorite Monday, collecting five of the nine first-place votes in the MEAC’s annual preseason poll of head coaches and sports information directors. But while the Bulldogs enter 2026 atop the conference, the voting suggests the race for the title could be one of the league’s most competitive in recent memory. Delaware State earns respect under DeSean Jackson Perhaps the biggest takeaway from the preseason poll is…

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Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care Spouses of people with dementia had a higher risk of developing dementia themselves, a study of nearly 1 million people showed.The relationship between spousal dementia and subsequent risk was broadly similar in women and men.Younger people had higher relative risks, but older age groups experienced greater absolute risk differences. Spouses of people with dementia had a higher risk of developing dementia themselves, a matched cohort study of nearly 1 million married people in Taiwan showed. Compared with unexposed spouses, both husbands and wives of dementia patients had a higher risk of…

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