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Wichita State University Office of Diversity and Inclusion will host the 13th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration. The virtual event highlights and memorializes the work, accomplishments, and legacy of MLK. Participants can join the livestream at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, January 20. This year's keynote speaker is Dr. Michael Waters, founder and lead pastor of the Abundant Life AME Church in Dallas, Texas. The event will also recognize the 2021 Drum Major Award recipient Dr. Selena Jackson. Tags: 

Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams said the government is also planning to implement stronger enforcement and penalties for people who do not pay…

For Christmas, Pastors Offer Comfort and Joy in a Somber Season “The darkness seems pretty dark at the moment,” said one minister, who will preach about hope in the face of fear. Bedford Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening.Credit...Ryan Christopher Jones for The New York Times Published Dec. 24, 2020Updated Dec. 29, 2020 When the Rev. Timothy Cole learned he had Covid-19 in early March, it was the first known case of the virus in Washington. Mr. Cole, the rector of Christ Church Georgetown, was hospitalized for three weeks. Now fully recovered, the Episcopal priest is leading his chu...

NH Business Review Dartmouth-Hitchcock invests $3m in ROC initiative, Wentworth By The Sea Country Club opens event center … and more December 16, 2020 Judith Martin has been named the new executive director of Intown Concord Inc. Martin, most recently director of development and marketing for Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire in Nashua, previously was executive director of the Greater Manchester/Nashua Board of Realtors. Al Terry Plumbing & Heating, Hooksett, has added Daniel Desrosiers and Cody Berthiaume to its staff. Desrosiers has 25 years of experience in the HVAC constructio...

. There’s a TikTok that’s stuck with me ever since I saw it earlier this fall. It’s of a Walmart employee named Shana announcing all the racist and sexist behavior she witnessed during her time on the job over the store microphone, calling out her coworkers by name. She ended with, “I fucking quit.” Shana later updated the nearly 35 million people who watched her video, saying that, yes, her speech was actually broadcast throughout the store in Lubbock, Texas (there’s video proof) and that as she walked out of the store she was met with tons of applause. A few people told her they...