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for young adults Beacons Inc. offers summer workshops for young adults ages 16 and older with mild/moderate developmental or intellectual disabilities from June 21 to July 29 on Zoom and at the nonprofit’s on-site location, 6150 Yarrow Drive. Topics range from self-advocacy to dance and motion. Private pay cost is $120 or if eligible, the San Diego Regional Center might pay for up to four workshops. Register at bit.ly/2Rclm1z. Visit beaconsnorthcounty.com. Flower Fields closes for the season May 9 The Flower Fields is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through May 9 at 5704 Paseo Del Norte. T...

'Urban Hikers' inspire documentary about neighborhood walks Group hopes to push the Black community to explore the mental and physical benefits of walking for leisure 'Urban Hikers' inspire documentary about neighborhood walks and last updated 2021-04-29 21:16:26-04 CINCINNATI — Since 2015, rain or shine, a group of men have met every Saturday in different neighborhoods for a walk. They call themselves the Urban Hikers, and they’ve been trekking their way through all the neighborhoods in Cincinnati. “This is probably the most committed I’ve been to indulging in something a...

We've come to expect celebrity endorsements during national elections — think George Clooney endorsing future President Barack Obama or C-listers backing President Donald Trump — but we don't expect Oscar-winning stars to throw their support behind a candidate running in a local school board race. Neither did Tonya Derrick, who's running for Terrell ISD School Board District 3, yet this week she got a star-sized endorsement from none other than Jamie Foxx. Derrick says Foxx is a childhood friend, then known as Eric Bishop. Foxx, of course, went on to find massive fame outside of his nat...

Three urban hikers embark on a 61-mile odyssey through Appalachian wilderness and document their journey in an upcoming film Why We Walk . The group

The deadline to file to run for public office occurred Friday and in Bangs there will be new mayor on May 1. After serving for a decade, Bangs Mayor Eric Bishop is not running for re-election and council member Rick Phelps is the only person to file to run for the office, therefore Phelps will succeed Bishop. “I am looking forward to this opportunity to serve my community in this capacity,” Phelps said. “I believe that by the grace of God, hard-working employees and amazing residents, we will see Bangs continue to flourish and succeed. The goal should always be to do what is best for th...