Author: Savannah Herald

Food & Beverage News: Insights, Safety, and Dining Trends Credit: BalkansCat / Shutterstock.com All was rosy for Beyond Meat six years ago – alt-protein sales were enjoying a boom and the company’s shares rallied post its IPO to north of $230. But the tide has turned and Nasdaq-listed Beyond Meat’s shares have been thrown into the dishwasher as a so-called penny stock, churned over by a debt swap and equity dilution. At the close of play yesterday (13 October), they were trading at $1.04, down 48% on the day. A calamity might be an understatement but TD Cowen analysts are…

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Glow & Grow: Black Beauty, Haircare, and Skincare Tips Estimated reading time: 14 minutes Let’s be honest: skincare can get expensive fast. Between luxury serums that promise miracles and moisturizers that cost as much as a weekend getaway, it’s easy to think beautiful skin requires a platinum card (even if it’s nice to have one). But here’s the truth: you don’t need to spend hundreds to build a routine that truly works. Over the years, both as a beauty blogger and a woman with eczema-prone, sensitive skin, I’ve tried it all: from high-end formulas to drugstore gems. And some of…

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Black Background & Cultural Point Of Views: This raid was the extremely initial of its kind. A significant American city besieged by area, state and public law enforcement and an undefined firm running as the Head of state’s troublemaker team. Simply the big range of people limited appeared difficult– along with the raid was, really, unlawful. Americans were upset. So was the media There was also legal pushback, believe it or otherwise. This had not been Rose city or Chicago. It was New York City City City and by the time it mored than 75, 000 people would certainly be…

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Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers https://70andolder.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Killing-for-Christ-audio.mp3   What is the price we pay when we give people permission to act on their hatred towards others? Because the Supreme Court preapproved all actions of the president, we pay for his unrestrained vengeance, retribution, and disregard of political and legal norms. We  pay when unbounded Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents invade communities, workplaces, and homes, arresting and deporting immigrants and citizens without due process. This sanctioned anger against others is a long-standing well-established tradition. Between the 11th and 13th centuries Popes blessed bands of Western Christian crusaders…

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Real Estate News & Market Insights: AIM-Port — Atlas VMS’s flagship order management system — was acquired earlier this year as part of the company’s plan to expand technology-driven solutions for lenders and appraisal management companies. The platform provides automation and compliance tools designed to improve appraisal workflow efficiency. “Trey brings a remarkable combination of industry knowledge, client-first leadership, and a deep understanding of valuation technology ecosystems,” said Mick Tindall, chief technology officer and president of platform solutions at Atlas VMS. “As we continue to scale AIM-Port’s order management solutions, Trey’s expertise will be pivotal in ensuring our clients’ success…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment Trick or treat! Kiernan Shipka has become the Halloween queen thanks to her roles in thrillers like Totally Killer, Longlegs, The Silence, and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and more.To celebrate the 2025 spooky season, the actress told ET exactly how she’s getting into the spirit.My Halloween must-haves include watching and rewatching a long list of horror films, going to a haunted house or two, eating candy, and hitting a few parties on the big night. … I always like dressing up and I love decorations,” she shared.Kiernan Shipka/InstagramWhen it comes to her look, Shipka likes to…

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Global Black Voices: News from around the World 23 September 2025 | Deborah Bremmer Domestic violence, particularly partner violence, is a significant problem on the islands. In the European Netherlands, people from the Caribbean parts of the kingdom are also involved in these crimes more often than other minority groups. Criminologist and researcher Kristen Martina (33) has studied how gender and emotion regulation play a role in this issue. She explains why the ‘correctional tap’ is less innocent than people sometimes think. Kristen Martina grew up in Buena Vista, one of Curaçao’s poorer neighborhoods where crime has risen over the…

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City of Savannah: Official News, Events & Community Updates SAVANNAH – The City of Savannah will host two public community meetings on Tuesday, Oct. 28 and Wednesday, Oct. 29 to gather community input on the future of the Savannah Civic Center site. The City invites residents, business owners, and community stakeholders to provide input and speak with staff during two open house events that are part of an ongoing economic and land use study. Input gathered from these meetings will help guide the redevelopment of the land around the Civic Center. In June 2024, Savannah City Council adopted a resolution…

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Black Arts & Culture Feature: In the midst of Sudan’s turbulence, Shiroug Idris’s art stands as both testimony and tenderness — a vivid reclamation of culture, identity, and belonging. The Sudanese illustrator and graphic artist merges folklore, myth, and social commentary into a body of work that feels deeply rooted in African heritage while speaking urgently to the present moment. Through intricate portraits and layered illustrations, Shiroug transforms collective struggle into visual storytelling — a form of healing and a call to remember who we are. From Medicine to Art: A Dual Calling Born and raised in Khartoum, Shiroug’s creative…

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Black Background & Cultural Point Of Views: This tale is not regarding the lynching of Charles Lewis of Hempstead Region, Arkansas, for disparaging a white lady in 1911 Obviously, his activities so dishonored the white individuals in the surrounding location that a posse of over 100 men was developed. Lewis was “hurt” throughout his capture and required to Hope, Arkansas, where he was offered “justice.” That lynching happened a day after the lynching of Nathan Lacey in nearby St. Francis Location for obviously assaulting the white other half of his supervisor. This story isn’t regarding those instances. Neither is it…

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