When peace like a river attendeth my way, When sorrows like sea billows roll, Whatever my lot, THOU has taught me to say; It is well, it is well with my soul. The Roberts Family officially announces, The Obsequies for Our Matriarch Beloved Mother, Saint of God and Angel Voice Mother Bevelyn Roberts With tremendous sorrow, we bow to the will of our Heavenly Father as we humbly announce the unforeseen, yet triumphant journey of our beloved Mother, Bevelyn Roberts. This beloved saint of God closed her eyes on this side of Jordon’s River and returned back to God’s garden…
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HBCU News Spotlight: North Carolina A&T State University has again earned national praise for affordability. For the third consecutive year, it ranks as the least expensive doctoral research university in the U.S. with an R1 or R2 Carnegie classification. The honor comes from Money magazine’s “Best Colleges in America 2025.” Best Value Among Research Institutions Money based its rankings on net price, student debt, and return on investment. NCAT’s estimated full cost for 2025–26 is $21,460. That’s the lowest among peer doctoral research institutions and ranks No. 7 overall out of 730 colleges nationwide. With average financial aid applied, the price drops to just…
Savannah State Update: SSU Athletics has announced the hiring of former Lady Tiger head coach, alumnus, and Savannah native Phillip Wallace, Jr. as the new head coach of the SSU Women’s Basketball Program. Wallace’s official start date will be on Friday, August 1st. Wallace brings a wealth of experience as a basketball coach and administrator, compiling over three decades of experience on the sidelines, and recording over 400 victories in four stops over his career. From 2004-22 at Miles College, Wallace accumulated 210 victories, which made him the winningest head coach in program history. In 2020, Wallace earned the SIAC…
Local Voices. Statewide Impact. Stay Informed with Georgia News An Atlanta Democrat running for governor spent the weekend in Coastal Georgia shaking hands and making promises. Georgia Sen. Jason Esteves, who represents parts of both Douglas County and Fulton County in the state legislature’s upper chamber, introduced himself to voters in Midway, Savannah and Sandfly to give locals a taste of what his priorities would be as governor. “Georgia deserves a governor that’s going to put people ahead of the politics. Whether it’s in Washington, D.C. or in Atlanta, Georgia, know that I’m someone that’s going to put you ahead…
Local Voices. Statewide Impact. Stay Informed with Georgia News Aug. 5, 2025 WABE Emily Jones reports that hundreds of Georgia households can get free rooftop solar energy through a program that launched Monday. Georgia BRIGHT, a statewide initiative to deliver communities affordable solar energy and economic opportunity, will offer rooftop solar arrays at no cost to Georgia households earning 80% of their area’s median income. Efficient Management: Katrina Singletary, government affairs manager at PBS Aerospace. Photo credit: Kevin Garrett Aug. 5, 2025 Georgia Trend – Exclusive! Patty Rasmussen reports, global trade made news in Georgia long before retaliatory tariffs started grabbing…
City of Savannah: Official News, Events & Community Updates City of Savannah’s ONSE Presents Youth-Driven Stage Play: CHECKMATE SAVANNAH – The City of Savannah’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (ONSE) will present the premiere of Winsphere Jones’ CHECKMATE, a new stage play presented by the Youth Artists of Savannah United (YASU) youth theater program. As part of the 100 Days of Summer initiative, YASU is a groundbreaking new 7-week program under ONSE designed to teach and motivate Savannah youth to find their voices through theater. YASU aims to bring youth together from different schools and neighborhoods to form a…
Black Voices: News, Culture & Community from Across the Nation How to Do Taxes for Business Owners: Tips to Prepare Now and Maximize Your Refund Filing business taxes doesn’t have to feel overwhelming—especially if you start preparing early. Whether you’re self-employed, an independent contractor, or running a small business, understanding the basics now can help you keep more of what you earn and reduce stress next tax season. From choosing the right business structure to tracking expenses, using tax-advantaged accounts, and getting professional help, this guide breaks it all down. Knowing how to do taxes for business owners is easy…
Scientific research study & Expedition: Look Into the World Via Research and Advancement A grid-scale battery in the Scottish Highlands obtained an opportunity to validate its nerve in March when, 11 days after it launched, a huge wood-burning generator in north England folded suddenly. Suddenly 1, 877 megawatts of supply was missing out on, activating the 50 -hertz regularity of the grid’s rotating existing to collapse listed below its 49 8 -Hz operating limitation in just 8 secs. Yet the brand-new 200 -MW battery terminal jumped right into task within nanoseconds, introducing additional power to aid detain the regularity collapse…
Politics Today: News, Analysis & Debate Across the Spectrum NEAL CONAN, HOST: This is TALK OF THE NATION. I’m Neal Conan in Washington. This morning in a much anticipated decision, the Supreme Court struck down a key provision of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Writing for a five-four majority, Chief Justice John Roberts ruled that Congress’ action to protect minority voting rights in nine states was based on outdated data, and the formula used to determine which areas were subject to federal oversight was thus unconstitutional.Civil rights activists say the law is still needed to ensure fair political representation and…
Health Watch: Wellness, Research & Healthy Living Tips At least eight people along the Gulf Coast have died and 22 others have been infected in what local health officials are warning is a rise in cases involving “flesh-eating” bacteria.The Louisiana Department of Health issued an alert last week saying that there had been 17 cases of Vibrio vulnificus in the state so far this year. All of those patients were hospitalized, and four died.“This represents a higher number of Vibrio vulnificus cases and deaths than are typically reported,” the department said. “During the same time period over the previous 10…