Aging Well: Information & Insights for Elders and Caretakers Social media site website could have begun as a device for more youthful generations. Nonetheless, a lot more senior citizens are accepting it, particularly Facebook. In fact, elders are currently amongst the fastest-growing groups of customers on the system. Whether they’re scrolling using pictures, overtaking old pals, or appreciating a wonderful laugh from an usual video clip, older adults are situating genuine well worth in Facebook. For those maturing ready or handling mobility device concerns, Facebook can be a home window to the world and an effective methods to remain socially…
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Real Estate News & Market Insights: Campbell, a longtime sales professional, now leads the firm as owner and broker — overseeing residential real estate operations across the city of Baltimore and the surrounding counties of Baltimore, Cecil, Harford, Howard and Montgomery. The company’s affiliation with Century 21 provides access to the brand’s national marketing platform, lead generation tools, technology resources and agent training. Campbell said he plans to use the affiliation to support local recruiting efforts and explore future mergers and acquisitions. “To be able to join the most recognized name in real estate is an opportunity that we knew…
Voices, Votes & Vision: The Latest in Politics & Public Policy The Albany Humane Society is asking pet owners who wish to surrender their animals to properly arrange for their drop off, according to the Albany Herald. The Albany Humane Society is open to accepting animals surrendered by owners whose circumstances make it impossible to care for the animals, but tying them up at night outside the shelter is not the preferred method of dropping off a pet. That was the scene that greeted shelter workers on a recent morning when a medium-sized brown dog was found tied up outside…
Empowering Black Entrepreneurship: Stories of Success, Strategy & Growth by Sharelle B. McNair July 24, 2025 Rice was charged with endangering the welfare of a child, trespassing, and second-degree harassment. A police chief from Upstate New York is on leave after a knock-out altercation with his girlfriend and a group of Black teens that went viral. The incident took place while Binghamton Police Chief Joseph Zikuski was off duty on July 18. Zikuski was seen dragging his girlfriend, Susan Rice, off a neighbor’s porch after she was involved in an altercation with some Black teenagers. Rice allegedly approached the teens,…
From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment “Igniting The Spark – The Story of Magic: The Gathering,” a feature documentary sharing the history and cultural impact of the eponymous card game will premiere at Gen Con in Indianapolis on Aug. 2 before becoming available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, Google Play and cable providers worldwide on Aug. 5. “Igniting The Spark” sets out to reveal how Magic: The Gathering became such a global phenomenon. Through archival footage, the film dives into elusive gaming vaults and offers interviews with professional players, collectors, historians, cosplayers, gaming executives and more.…
Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights Shawn Gibbs isn’t backing down. The first-year head coach of North Carolina A&T football may be inheriting a program picked dead last in the 2025 Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) preseason poll, but don’t expect any excuses from the man now at the helm of one of HBCU football’s proudest traditions. “This is home,” Gibbs said after being introduced as head coach in December. “We’re not afraid to say it: we want to be the best. And we believe the CAA gives us a chance to show the world what HBCU…
Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care Alex Aquino, also known as Chef Lex, fondly recalls how he learned to cook. “I grew up watching my father cook, and very enthusiastically,” the Executive Director and Executive Chef at the Brownsville Community Culinary Center (BCCC) said. “What I discovered later was that my father struggled with depression, and cooking was very therapeutic for him. When he was cooking, he was happy and very engaged.” Chef Lex recalled how his dad learned about new health trends and implemented them into the meals he cooked. “Every other week, he’d tell me…
Tomorrow’s Tech, Today: Innovation That Moves Us Forward A hot potato: Amid growing hype around AI agents, one experienced engineer has brought a grounded perspective shaped by work on more than a dozen production-level systems spanning development, DevOps, and data operations. From his vantage point, the notion that 2025 will bring truly autonomous workforce-transforming agents looks increasingly unrealistic. In a recent blog post, systems engineer Utkarsh Kanwat points to fundamental mathematical constraints that challenge the notion of fully autonomous multi-step agent workflows. Since production-grade systems require upwards of 99.9 percent reliability, the math quickly makes extended autonomous workflows unfeasible. “If…
From Campus to Classroom: Stories That Shape Education This initiative aims to collect monetary donations that will help provide students with the resources they need to learn, grow, and thrive. ATLANTA — As the new school year approaches, many students in our community are still without the essential supplies they need to succeed in the classroom. Basic school supplies and essential support services, including nutritious meals, mental health resources, ESL classes for caregivers, and training for childcare providers, can make all the difference in a child’s education. These efforts ensure children are school-ready and that families and communities have the…
Stay Informed: Latest News from Across Georgia Finding your voice is one of the most important and personal journeys we go on. It might come unexpectedly, when you’re sitting in a room full of people and suddenly realize: I need to speak up. Maybe it hits you like a wave, standing at the edge of scary territory—a new job, a big idea, a hard conversation—and you’re unsure how to say what’s on your mind, or if anyone will hear you. Change has a way of drawing your voice out of you. So does loss. So does growth. Every time we…