Business Briefing: Economic Updates and Industry Insights ADI IGNATIUS: I’m Adi Ignatius. ALISON BEARD: I’m Alison Beard, and this is the HBR IdeaCast. ADI IGNATIUS: All right. So Alison, the more I think about leadership, the more I think that leading effectively is almost all about psychology. ALISON BEARD: Yeah, I can see what you mean. You need to understand consumers’ wants and needs, your employees’ wants and needs, your business partner’s wants and needs. Really anticipating everything that stakeholders might do or think. ADI IGNATIUS: Yeah, exactly. I think successful leaders need to think on multiple levels, both to…
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Glow & Grow: Black Beauty, Haircare, and Skincare Tips Why Simple Skin Care Works for Mature, Melanin-Rich Skin Back to basics for simple skin care. As the heat of summer fades and the crispness of autumn arrives, your skin begins to feel the change. As mature women with melanin-rich skin often notice dryness, dullness, and uneven texture during seasonal transitions. But caring for your skin doesn’t need to be overwhelming. With a few intentional steps, you can maintain a soft, radiant glow without complicated routines. This autumn, focus on the Core Essential Rule — the key steps your skin truly…
Style Spotlight: Looks, Trends & Fashion Inspiration In life, your diet is EVERYTHING. It is the key to remaining in shape and staying well with better immunity. What you grab and reach for in the kitchen has a direct impact on you at present AND in the future. Therefore, we must choose wisely. However, one fun drink that we absolutely love that is perfect for summer (and all year long); is tea! So then, read on to learn about 10 Benefits of Hibiscus Tea, a tasty and refreshing drink that can do wonders. Let’s begin with the fact that this…
Mr. Keion Walthour, 46, of Brunswick, transitioned on Tuesday, September 23rd at Southeast Georgia Health System in Brunswick, Georgia. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 11:00 am at First Jordan Grove Baptist Church, 2004 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd in Brunswick. L.W. Jackson and Family Mortuary is in charge of the arrangements. Upon submitting your memory, please refresh your page to view your condolences. Source link
Black Background & Cultural Point Of Views: James Baldwin, the Black dramatist, movie critic, and social when, claimed vary, “We can like and still various other each argument, unless your oppression is rooted in my being rejected and humankind of my varied, and right to exist.” While point of views absolutely are valued, there are limitations concept to this technique in For example. individuals, none needs to prepared for be endure to bigotry anti-Black would absolutely. It unreliable be opened up to leave the door allow and disgust right into seep divides the culture of our much. Yet, a great…
Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers Issue: 32.13 Posted: September 21, 2025 at 4:46 pm GENERATIONS BEAT ONLINE NEWS E-News of the Journalists Network on Generations. September 22, 2025 — Volume 32, Number 13 EDITOR’S NOTE: GBONews, e-news of the Journalists Network on Generations (JNG), publishes alerts for journalists, producers and authors covering generational issues. If you have difficulty getting to the full issue of GBONews with the links provided below, simply go to www.gbonews.org to read the latest or past editions. Send your news of stories or books (by you and others), fellowships, awards or pertinent kvetches to GBO News…
Savannah, GA – 9/23/2025— The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office has made history again with the appointment of its first African American chief deputy. Sheriff Richard Coleman has appointed McArthur Holmes as the First African American Chief Deputy in the agency’s nearly three centuries of existence. Founded in 1732, the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office is the oldest sheriff’s office in the State of Georgia and one of the oldest law enforcement agencies in the United States. This appointment marks a pivotal moment not only in the department’s history but also in the continued advancement of diversity and leadership in public service. “Some things in life happen…
Real Estate News & Market Insights: Selling a home comes with many decisions, and one of the biggest is choosing how you want to list and market your property. Traditionally, sellers work with a full-service real estate agent. But with the rise of alternative listing models, many homeowners are now considering flat fee MLS listings as opposed to the traditional realtor. This option allows you to pay a one-time, fixed fee to get your property listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and, by extension, on major home-search websites that buyers and their agents use daily. So whether you are…
City of Savannah: Official News, Events & Community Updates City-Supported Affordable Housing Development at 1700 Drayton Earns Competitive State Tax Credit SAVANNAH – With key support from the City of Savannah, the Pinyan/Procida Development Group was awarded a highly competitive 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits from the State of Georgia’s Department of Community Affairs (DCA), paving the way for 41 affordable apartments to be built on vacant land at 1700 Drayton Street. The DCA’s award of the tax credits for the estimated $20 million project was made possible in large part by the promise of a $1,230,000 Savannah Affordable Housing…
HBCU News Spotlight: After cuts eliminated thousands of public-sector jobs and deepened the national teacher shortage, a Morgan State University program is helping dozens of Maryland residents find their way back to the classroom this fall. More than 50 conditionally licensed teachers and displaced federal workers from Baltimore, Howard, Harford and Prince George’s counties have enrolled in Morgan’s new accelerated Master of Arts in Teaching program, said Muhammad Uddin, the program’s director. The course, Transition to Teaching: A Strategic Response to the Diverse Teacher Shortage and Employment, launched this fall with help from a $100,000 Teacher Quality and Diversity Grant…