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Under-resourced middle school girls are awarded for their hard work in STEM over the summer.

The group could hear it before they saw it.

Mayor Craig Greenberg named WAVE-TV anchor Dawne Gee and former UofL basketball player Junior Bridgeman, as recipients of citys Freedom Award.

Organizers said a commonality between New Orleans and Memphis is crime, but something that's often overlooked is Black men achieving their dreams.

Enticing grade schools students to spend part of their summer vacation participating in an academic activity sounds like a tough sell. But not if it provides hands-on learning opportunities. That’s what middle school students (grades 6-8) will find as part of a free project-based STEM learning program hosted by the

The Stateline is doing amazing things to help kids and teens in our community this summer. One being the free Summer Food Service Program for kids 18 and under!

The BlueCross Foundation has invested $6.4 million in the project, including $5.3 million to build out the space and $1,060,000 for a maintenance fund. It is the first BlueCross Healthy Place project in the Nashville area and will be open to all residents, regardless of YMCA membership status.

Two bespoke and highly sought-after programs best exemplify Jewish Care’s passion for and investment in our community of tomorrow. Jewish Care’s Yesod Program (Hebrew for ‘foundations’) was created to provide a vehicle to engage our next generation of leaders in the strategic decision-making process of communal organisations. Over six years, 72 future Jewish leaders have…

ONE Lexington challenges 100 Black men, youth to stand in solidarity against gun violence in Lexington.

Three area students received recognition for their achievements by the Nebraska Schools Activities Association’s Believers and Achievers Program.