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Naomi Law: Imagine the beauty of the smile “To wear a mask or not to wear a mask, that is the question.”  Scholars  know that I am making a parody of a great Shakespeare quote. Actually, it really wasn’t all that great.   The question most people have been asking recently is about whether or not to accept the vaccine. And, if so, which version? However, more basic questions remain about wearing the mask and where, how, and what type of mask should be worn. Personally, I believe that is the least we can do for our country and fellow citizens, but I am not a coronavirus expert so ...

December 18, 2020 Felicia Dunn was the driving force behind a new Blessing Box on the west side of the Galesburg Public Library. The box is particularly notable because of its size and proximity to the center of the city where there’s a lot of need. Dunn joined Galesburg’s Evening News on Thursday to talk about the healing nature of helping people, and what people are needing out of the Blessing Boxes heading into winter.

By Thomas Lott Sheryl Kluge set a goal to give away 70 holiday meals before Christmas right out of the seven Blessing Boxes throughout the County. They were able to give out 140 when all was said and done. “I am so proud of Cabarrus County,” Kluge said. “The residents of Cabarrus County, they make me cry. I’m going to tear up right now again.” The Cabarrus Blessing Boxes have been active in the county for more than a year now but have really picked up in usage and need since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The unemployment rate in North Carolina re...

The most popular artist to come out of Flint in years "YN Jay" exploded onto the scene for 2020 and is looking to give back this holiday after his new success. Over $10,000 in toys will be handed out at Northwestern High School located at g2138 W Carpenter Rd, Flint, MI 48505 t…

A law put in place will help give people a second chance at getting a better job and removing that negative stigma of having a felony on your record. This expungement program has been pushed before locally by Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley and now it's gaining even more momentum...