Register for our kickoff of the first phase of the SpringMo Black Wellness Initiative
by Wandini Riggins, Indiana Minority Business Magazine Lack of diversity in the tech sector is simultaneously a crisis and an opportunity, says Kelli N. Jones, co-founder of Indianapolis-based Be Nimble Ventures. With co-founder Jeff T. D. Williams, Jones and Be Nimble Ventures seek to “create the blueprint for what true
Springfield, MO– Attend an Artist Reception for Joyce McMurtrey on Saturday, February 10, 2 p.m. in the upstairs meeting room. Joyce will share her artistic process and stories behind her portraits of a multigenerational, African American family that has lived, loved, struggled and thrived in southern Missouri for more than
By Rick Dines, This February Springfield Contemporary Theatre presents the Tony Award and Drama Desk Award-winning Broadway musical Ragtime in its first locally mounted production. Ragtime opens Friday, February 16 and plays Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30p.m. and Sunday afternoons at 2:00p.m. through March 4, 2018.
By Tondaleigha Jones Unite Contributing Photographer Mary Jean Price Walls was the first African American applicant to apply for admission to Missouri State University (formerly known as Southwest Missouri State College) in 1950 the following : cialis functioning and 84% said they had never initiated a. 20 years (mean 4.8
by Dr. Robert Anthony I promise you will never get a desire, a true desire for something, you cannot achieve. It is impossible. When you get a true desire it is your Authentic Self saying, “This is what you truly want and this is what you can have.” We live
Springfield, MO—Jumpstart your business idea with $30,000 from The eFactory’s accelerator program. The 12-week program transforms early stage companies with resources, mentors, and more. Are you building the next big thing? Do it with help from The eFactory when you’re part of our in-house accelerator program. Our transformational twelve-week program
By Lyle Foster, Unite Contributing Writer Hahaha!…..Maybe you can feel the giddiness or the excitement but let me tell you the buzz is in the streets for the first black superhero……and you have to love the fact that black is in the name of the hero! I am sure many of
Springfield, MO— Kyle Wiley Pickett, his wife Alice, along with their two sons moved to Springfield, MO in 2013, where Pickett was named the eighth conductor of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra. Contributing writer, Lyle Foster interviews Kyle Pickett. LF: How did you get interested in the symphony and when did
Springfield, MO—Unite of Southwest Missouri, presents the 21st Annual Springfield Multicultural Festival.The event will be held January 15, 2018 at Juanita K. Hammons Hall, 525 John Q. Hammons Pkwy., 12:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. The Springfield Multicultural Festival is an annual performing arts and community resource expo designed to provide access to cultural enrichment through the
Jihan Forbes Associate Editor Yahoo Beauty Brandi Benner and her husband went to Target to buy their young daughter Sophia a special gift for a major milestone — pooping on the potty for one month straight. Little did they know that what started out as an innocent trip to the store
by Wandini Riggins, Indiana Minority Business Magazine Lack of diversity in the tech sector is simultaneously a crisis and an opportunity, says Kelli N. Jones, co-founder of Indianapolis-based Be Nimble Ventures. With co-founder Jeff T. D. Williams, Jones and Be Nimble Ventures seek to “create the blueprint for what true
Springfield, MO– Attend an Artist Reception for Joyce McMurtrey on Saturday, February 10, 2 p.m. in the upstairs meeting room. Joyce will share her artistic process and stories behind her portraits of a multigenerational, African American family that has lived, loved, struggled and thrived in southern Missouri for more than
By Rick Dines, This February Springfield Contemporary Theatre presents the Tony Award and Drama Desk Award-winning Broadway musical Ragtime in its first locally mounted production. Ragtime opens Friday, February 16 and plays Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30p.m. and Sunday afternoons at 2:00p.m. through March 4, 2018.
By Tondaleigha Jones Unite Contributing Photographer Mary Jean Price Walls was the first African American applicant to apply for admission to Missouri State University (formerly known as Southwest Missouri State College) in 1950 the following : cialis functioning and 84% said they had never initiated a. 20 years (mean 4.8
by Dr. Robert Anthony I promise you will never get a desire, a true desire for something, you cannot achieve. It is impossible. When you get a true desire it is your Authentic Self saying, “This is what you truly want and this is what you can have.” We live
Springfield, MO—Jumpstart your business idea with $30,000 from The eFactory’s accelerator program. The 12-week program transforms early stage companies with resources, mentors, and more. Are you building the next big thing? Do it with help from The eFactory when you’re part of our in-house accelerator program. Our transformational twelve-week program
By Lyle Foster, Unite Contributing Writer Hahaha!…..Maybe you can feel the giddiness or the excitement but let me tell you the buzz is in the streets for the first black superhero……and you have to love the fact that black is in the name of the hero! I am sure many of
Springfield, MO— Kyle Wiley Pickett, his wife Alice, along with their two sons moved to Springfield, MO in 2013, where Pickett was named the eighth conductor of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra. Contributing writer, Lyle Foster interviews Kyle Pickett. LF: How did you get interested in the symphony and when did
Springfield, MO—Unite of Southwest Missouri, presents the 21st Annual Springfield Multicultural Festival.The event will be held January 15, 2018 at Juanita K. Hammons Hall, 525 John Q. Hammons Pkwy., 12:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. The Springfield Multicultural Festival is an annual performing arts and community resource expo designed to provide access to cultural enrichment through the
Jihan Forbes Associate Editor Yahoo Beauty Brandi Benner and her husband went to Target to buy their young daughter Sophia a special gift for a major milestone — pooping on the potty for one month straight. Little did they know that what started out as an innocent trip to the store
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