Carol Singleton News Today

At Anjays Salon in Charleston, the only thing louder than the hair dryer is the chorus of political opinions.

Presentation part of ‘Wish You Were Here’ travel series – Travel enthusiast Carol Singleton is set to deliver an engaging presentation on her recent journey […]

Brooklyn: To Mayor Adams: Rikers Island continues to rob generations of Black, Brown and poor people of their human rights and fuels a cycle of trauma and violence that constitutes a public safety crisis. More than 1,000 people in New York City jails are diagnosed with a serious mental illness and are experiencing neglect, abuse and inhumane conditions. The death toll in NYC Department of Correction custody keeps rising as people die from suicide, overdose and medical neglect.

A special groundbreaking ceremony at the O.C. fairgrounds will take place as Heroes Hall hosts its annual Veterans Day event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Heroes Hall Museum in Costa Mesa opens a new exhibit, “Fighting for the Right to Fight: African American Experiences in World War II.”

Opening Wednesday at the O.C. fairgrounds, "Fighting for the Right to Fight" highlights the achievements and challenges of Black troops, who sought a “double victory” overseas and on the home front.

"Through Their Eyes" is a free exhibition of works by several Orange County veterans that offer glimpses of chaos, courage and hope and each tell the story of someone who's served.

Santa Clara, Calif.: As a master of social work student, I have had the opportunity to work with vulnerable populations. Children are just one of these populations that I have become passionate about.