Five years ago, when I released my memoir Leaving Large, I had no idea where that story would lead. Five years of writing. Five years of speaking. Five years of sitting with people in the truth of their food stories — not just what they eat, but what ea...Read More

Women’s History Month and women-led businesses go hand in hand.  Women-owned businesses account for 39.2 percent of all enterprises, and they employ 12.9 million workers (https://www.nwbc.gov/annual-reports/2024/by-the-numbers.html), according to findin...Read More

Every financial step we take leads to good or bad financial marks. Ignoring the topic of credit education can block us from achieving our personal goals such as applying for a critical loan, housing or pursuing an employment opportunity. Credit Education Month...Read More

Hey everybody! How are you? Well, I am doing okay too. I am still in therapy for my shoulder. You know having a full shoulder replacement is not so bad— if you don’t mind sleeping in a recliner for at least two months, have your arm dangle beside you when ...Read More

Hit Gospel Stage Play Returns to Huber Good Friday April 3 Presented by Battle Stage Plays and Huber Community Life Center in observance of Holy Week, it’s the return of the hit Gospel stage play, Ursula V. Battle’s The Homegoing Service for A Man Named...Read More

For many aspiring podcasters, authors, entrepreneurs, and organizations, the idea of building a media presence can feel overwhelming. From branding and production to marketing and public relations, there are multiple pieces that must come together for a messag...Read More