Register for our kickoff of the first phase of the SpringMo Black Wellness Initiative
The MLK march will begin promptly at 9:00 am. Participants will march together to the Gillioz Theater for a program that will celebrate our community through the arts. There will be an acknowledgment of the Springfield Public School (SPS) students who won the essay and art contests. The NAACP will
Springfield, MO — Springfield Braiding Company held its grand opening last month on December 1, 2019. The business, located at 219 E. Commercial St. in Springfield, MO, is quickly becoming a one-stop-shop for all-natural hair care and protective styling. Unite had the opportunity to sit down with the owner, Champale
The parade of good films continues and this poignant drama adds to the 2019 list. In many ways, it is provocative but at the same time that is one of the ingredients that make for a good film. While it pulls upon a number of themes including police brutality the
Well, Blessed New Year to everyone and my hope is that it will be a great one for each of you. Thanks for your support and prayers this past year. Our city as we should all know continued to grow in terms of the restaurant scene last year. We continue
by Amber Donaldson, Unite Contributing Writer As your child with Autism makes the transition into the workforce, there are several places in town that can assist your family. The first resource is through the transition specialist at your child’s school. They will be the best resource for getting you headed
By Mel Robbins | December 1, 2016 The E! reporter, Giuliana Rancic, said putting her husband first, and the baby second is the secret to her happy marriage. I couldn’t agree more. As you might suspect, a nuclear meltdown happened online as women who put their kids first came out
Thursday, December 12th at 7:30 p.m. – Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts Bandstand First National Tour – Photo by Jeremy Daniel From three-time Tony® winner and Hamilton choreographer, Andy Blankenbuehler, comes an inspiring new American musical that explodes with infectious music and high-octane, heart-stopping dancing. It’s 1945,
Springfield, MO— Tuesday, November 17th 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Library Center, 4653 S Campbell Ave., watch “Foreigners in their Own Land (1565-1880)” from the landmark PBS documentary series “Latino Americans,” rated TV-PG+V+L. After the screening, Dr. John Chuchiak, professor of Latin American History at Missouri State University,
Springfield Missouri – The Springfield Branch NAACP hosted its annual Freedom Fund and Awards Banquet, October 19th at the Oasis Hotel and Convention Center with nearly 200 guests in attendance. The event is the chapter’s annual fundraiser. While the banquet is used to support the local chapter, it also recognizes
By Tyra Knox Unite Contributing Writer Springfield, MO—May is Mental Health Month. I feel however, any month is a good month to learn more about an illness that cripples so many of us every day. Even though the ribbon color for Mental Health Awareness Month is green, mental illness comes
The MLK march will begin promptly at 9:00 am. Participants will march together to the Gillioz Theater for a program that will celebrate our community through the arts. There will be an acknowledgment of the Springfield Public School (SPS) students who won the essay and art contests. The NAACP will
Springfield, MO — Springfield Braiding Company held its grand opening last month on December 1, 2019. The business, located at 219 E. Commercial St. in Springfield, MO, is quickly becoming a one-stop-shop for all-natural hair care and protective styling. Unite had the opportunity to sit down with the owner, Champale
The parade of good films continues and this poignant drama adds to the 2019 list. In many ways, it is provocative but at the same time that is one of the ingredients that make for a good film. While it pulls upon a number of themes including police brutality the
Well, Blessed New Year to everyone and my hope is that it will be a great one for each of you. Thanks for your support and prayers this past year. Our city as we should all know continued to grow in terms of the restaurant scene last year. We continue
by Amber Donaldson, Unite Contributing Writer As your child with Autism makes the transition into the workforce, there are several places in town that can assist your family. The first resource is through the transition specialist at your child’s school. They will be the best resource for getting you headed
By Mel Robbins | December 1, 2016 The E! reporter, Giuliana Rancic, said putting her husband first, and the baby second is the secret to her happy marriage. I couldn’t agree more. As you might suspect, a nuclear meltdown happened online as women who put their kids first came out
Thursday, December 12th at 7:30 p.m. – Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts Bandstand First National Tour – Photo by Jeremy Daniel From three-time Tony® winner and Hamilton choreographer, Andy Blankenbuehler, comes an inspiring new American musical that explodes with infectious music and high-octane, heart-stopping dancing. It’s 1945,
Springfield, MO— Tuesday, November 17th 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Library Center, 4653 S Campbell Ave., watch “Foreigners in their Own Land (1565-1880)” from the landmark PBS documentary series “Latino Americans,” rated TV-PG+V+L. After the screening, Dr. John Chuchiak, professor of Latin American History at Missouri State University,
Springfield Missouri – The Springfield Branch NAACP hosted its annual Freedom Fund and Awards Banquet, October 19th at the Oasis Hotel and Convention Center with nearly 200 guests in attendance. The event is the chapter’s annual fundraiser. While the banquet is used to support the local chapter, it also recognizes
By Tyra Knox Unite Contributing Writer Springfield, MO—May is Mental Health Month. I feel however, any month is a good month to learn more about an illness that cripples so many of us every day. Even though the ribbon color for Mental Health Awareness Month is green, mental illness comes
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