Breast Cancer Patients have more challenges than the obvious. Many of them can’t work, so they have tough times paying rent, utility bills, car notes, insurance etc. etc. Friends and Family of Ms Cynthia are inviting you to participate in a Walk-a-thon, Saturday, March 5, 2011 at 10:00 am, at Wesley Lake Elementary School, 685 […]
Is your home mortgage bill getting more and more difficult to pay? Are you facing foreclosure? Have you lost your job? Relief may be coming. NACA (Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America) has returned to Atlanta to help struggling homeowners. NACA will sit you down with banks and financial institutions in an effort to cut […]
Join the Radio-One family and the Bobby Tillman Family (BFAM) in a “Stop the Bullying” event, Saturday, March 5, 2011. Bullying happens when someone hurts or scares someone and usually the victims have a difficult time of defending themselves. Bullying comes if many forms. The most obvious is physical bullying such as hitting, punching or […]
SCHOOL Fannin County Schools: Closed Today Gilmer County Schools: Delayed 2 Hours Habersham County Schools: Delayed 2 Hours Lumpkin County Schools: Delayed 2 Hours Morgan County Schools: Closed Today Murray County Schools: Delayed 2 Hours Oconee County Schools: Delayed 2 Hours Oglethorpe County Schools: Delayed 2 Hours Pickens County Schools: Closed Today Rabun County Schools: […]
Today marks the 11th year for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. This day you are asked to do your part in the community to talk about this disease that has become the number one killer for Black Women ages 25 to 44. More than half of all new cases in the country are African-American. Protection […]
Because of current economic hardships and extreme need, many people have previously stood in long lines for hours hoping to get financial assistance without success. The Fulton Atlanta Community Action Authority (FACAA) has received additional funding to help families pay their home heating bills. They will begin taking applications from eligible Atlanta and Fulton County […]
The federal official King Holiday is Monday, January 17, 2011. Events are as scheduled: 2.5 MILE YOUTH ―STOP THE VIOLENCE‖ RUN/WALK IN HONOR OF THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NATIONAL KING HOLIDAY Saturday, January 8, 2011, 9:00 A.M. – FREE – Open to the Public The King Center – Atlanta, GA This will kick off […]
With icy road conditions still prevalent in metro Atlanta, lots of school systems remain closed. For a complete list of closings for Friday, January 14, visit WSB-TV.
UPDATED 5:45am 1/10/2010 SCHOOL Alliance Francaise Midtown: Closed Today Alpha Omega High School: Closed Today Alpha Omega Middle School: Closed Today American Prof. Institute/Decatur: Closed Today Apostles Learning Center: Closed Today Atlanta Public Schools: Closed Today Atlanta Westwood College: Closed Today Baldwin Co Sch: Closed Today Barrow Co Schools: Closed Today Bartow County Schools: Closed […]
From the AJC.com: A 42-year-old Rockdale County woman is suing DeKalb County and New Birth Missionary Baptist Church for $78 million — $1 million for every day she claims she was wrongly jailed. Arettonette Ingram’s suit, which she filed without an attorney, says she was arrested on terroristic threat charges after a New Birth youth […]
Not in the Christmas spirit yet? Helping those in need is a quick boost. Check out the activities below. Help make Atlanta Babies smile this Christmas Join surprise celebrity guests and get a chance to win prizes including tickets to the Hawks and Falcons games this Friday and Saturday at Justin’s Restaurant. The Baby Fund […]
In commemoration of World AIDS Day on Wednesday (December 1), several metro Atlanta locations will be offering free HIV/AIDS testing on that day. Here’s a list: City of Atlanta www.atlantaga.gov Where: Atlanta City Hall, the Atrium 65 Mitchell Street Atlanta, GA 30303 When: Dec. 1 ( 9 am until 1 pm ) 2. Aid Atlanta […]