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After wildfires burned hundreds of homes and thousands of acres in Florida about 20 years ago, Sarasota County commissioners determined that prescribed burns were needed to keep communities safe.

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U.S. Bank provides $450K to Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (Photo provided by U.S. Bank) ATLANTA (May 3, 2021) — U.S. Bank is providing a three-year, $450,000 investment in the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE), an Atlanta-based organization dedicated to empowering Black entrepreneurs and small business owners. RICE is the largest business incubation hub in the United States dedicated exclusively to developing Black entrepreneurs. In addition to...

Follow Mar. 11, 2021 Jay and Dena Bailey have supported Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu his entire political career. “We loved Bibi all the way up until the last election,” Dena says. “On international matters, there’s been nobody better. He’s been good on security and terrorism, and great on the economy.” A look around the Bailey family’s hometown – the affluent West Bank settlement city of Efrat – helps explain why. The long line of Netanyahu-led governments has been gene...

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Building Black wealth is crucial to solving racial inequality. Entrepreneurship can be a powerful tool in achieving that. Programs in four cities demonstrate how local initiatives can make all the difference. Fashion photographer Nikki Gomez was born and raised in New York City. But in November, on a tip from a friend, she joined Tulsa Remote, a one-year progr...

Posted on 328 Chase and the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE), the largest nonprofit center for Black entrepreneurs and small business owners in the nation, today announced the debut of the Chase Lounge at the Russell Center. Located in the heart of Atlanta at 504 Fair St. SW, the Chase Lounge at RICE will foster a high-energy, inclusive community with lab-to-market resources for emerging and progressing business own...

Atlantas Water Boys | The citys push to help the youths entrepreneurial hustle As the city continues to find solutions, everyone agrees that the dangerous intersections are not safe, and that the youth need a code of ethics. Author: Neima Abdulahi (11Alive) Updated: 6:22 PM EST February 18, 2021 ATLANTA — They’re collectively known as “The Water Boys” -- Atlanta kids and teens who sell bottled water throughout the city year-round. This is a movement that ...

| SUBMITTED There have been numerous student-athletes throughout APSU’s rich history of athletics who have been trail blazers for the Governors of today. While many of said alumni have since been enshrined into the Austin Peay Athletics Hall of Fame, there are some who have their name painted all over the record books, but have not been inducted as a hall of fame member. The All State now highlights the career of one of APSU’s most underrated players and arguably the football program’s g...

Emory Report | Feb. 2, 2021 Programs during Emory’s 2021 observance of Black History Month will feature (clockwise from top left) Anthony Jack; Jessica Stewart; Taos Wynn; Kevin L. Gilliam and Iesha Galloway-Gilliam; Valerie Babb; and more. Print Tags » Departments across Emory will host numerous virtual activities during February in recognition of Black History Month, including panel discussions, a film screening and conversations with artists and authors. "Our theme ...

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