Need Voting Info? There’s an app for that! By Denise Dunbar Getting information is literally a click away. Many of your questions can be answered on your phone. That’s because the Secretary of state’s office has a Voter app for mobile devices. It has a lot of cool features. For instance, you can submit your […]
The 2014 Midterms are Very Important! By Denise Dunbar We’re less than two months away from the November 4th Elections, so it’s time to seriously consider the races on the upcoming ballot. Even though the Presidential Election is not included, there are some significant races on the ballot which could totally change the way we […]
Have you noticed more composition books, pencils and crayons in the front of stores lately? All those school supplies should be making you feel some kind of way, because the start of the 2014-15 school year is than a month away for most school districts. To make sure you’re on top of it, we’ve listed […]
New Voting Dates By Denise Dunbar Get ready to change gears. Georgia’s primary election date has been moved from a summer date to a spring one. Mark your calendars; the Primary Election date for this year is May 20th. The change was not something Georgia legislators wanted. Last year, a federal judge shook […]
Can’t find the vehicle that you were forced to abandon because of this week’s storm? Don’t panic! State officials ordered that all vehicles left on metro Atlanta roadways be moved for safety reasons. The Department of Transportation urged drivers to get their vehicles off roadways to try to return travel back to normal as soon […]
Registration to enroll in mandatory health care insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare) begins next week? Do you have your new Affordable Care Health insurance cards yet? GOOD! You don’t need Affordable Care Health Insurance Cards! They don’t exist! In fact, there’s a warning out by the Better Business Bureau. Don’t fall […]
Three health centers designated as vaccination Points of Dispensing The new school year is set to start August 12, 2013 for Fulton County Public Schools and August 7th for Atlanta Public Schools. The Fulton County Department of Health and Wellness will kick-off the Back to School Immunization Rush on Monday, July 29, 2013. This year’s […]
With Election Day getting closer and closer, we thought we would pose some questions to our audience. Check out the following polls and let us know what you think! RELATED: Register To Vote! Deadline: October 9th Barack Obama: “I’m No Longer Just A Candidate, I’m The President” [VIDEO] Bill Clinton Hits Home Run At DNC […]
Georgia ranks third when it comes to the foreclosure crisis that’s devastating communities. Congressman David Scott has invited representatives from 26 banks and lending institutions as well as representatives from the Obama Administration to help reduce the problem, for his two-day “Help for Homeowners Community Events. Too many people in Georgia are facing foreclosures who […]
Don’t let the kids get bored this summer. You can keep them busy with fun and enriching activities that are available in our communities. Check out the camps and clubs in the area below: The Pretty Academy Ambassadors Is your young lady interested in the Fashion Industry? The Atlanta Fashion Network is accepting applications for […]
Thursday, January 12, 2012 State of Georgia Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission Program, 10 am at the State Capitol, North Wing, Atlanta. Free and Open to the Public. For more information contact: The Georgia Martin Luther King, Jr., King Holiday Commission at 404-463-1343 “A King Celebration” Concert with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, 8:00 […]
Get tested. Practice celibacy, but if that’s not for you, then practice safe sex. The new HIV infection numbers are discouraging. Black women are more than 15 times more likely to get the disease as white women. Black women are 3 times more likely to get the HIV infection than Latino women. Today is World […]