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Wendy’s Window Wendy Gladney (File photo) During one of my Wisdom Wednesdays With Coach Wendy show on Instagram, we talked about the struggle many people are facing with grief.  Grief is the response to loss. The reality is we cannot go through our lives without experiencing some loss.  The loss may be physical (such as a death), social/relational (such as divorce), or occupational (such as a job). Unfortunately, grief is something most of us will experience at one time or another during our lifetime.  Because grief is a highly individual experience, we respond to it in different...

To describe the last 12 months as challenging would be somewhat of an understatement. And for our readers who have lost loved ones in the past year, it’s even more of a challenge to find words to describe what those families are feeling. Funeral homes, and consequently the families they serve, have had to limit the size of viewings, funeral gatherings and practice social distancing. For those whose family members died due to an illness that required hospitalization, their loved one had to die alone surrounded only by medical staff due to COVID-19 restrictions. It’s been a trying tim...

    Alabama hip-hop artist YUNG BLEU has reached a new high with his 2020 breakout record “You’re Mines Still (feat. Drake).” The melodic hip-hop track became the #1 song at Urban Radio this week and also peaked at #19 on the Billboard Hot 100, climbing

       Alabama hip-hop artist YUNG BLEU has unveiled his newest single and video entitled “Thieves in Atlanta" (feat. Coi Leray). The emotionally-charged R&B track tells the story of a man who falls in love with a girl who takes advantage

Chip SomodevillaGetty Images One of the great early observations of the Trump phenomenon came via cartoon. On July 26, 2017, The New Yorkerpublished Peter Kuper's "The Five Stages of White House Employment," in which some grinning schmuck in a MAGA hat is welcomed into an office via conveyor belt. He's greeted by the then-president with a handshake and a smile to match. He takes off the hat and stands very seriously for a moment—just long enough for him to scoot his way into position to get stabbed in the back by that very same president. Then he's conveyed out another doorway, knife lodg...