Live entertainment approved for Market on 8th in National City
Since Market on 8th opened its doors in National City, it quickly became a go-to for many in the community.
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Since Market on 8th opened its doors in National City, it quickly became a go-to for many in the community.
Articles from the category: Celebrating Black History
Ramel Wallace is a man who wears many hats: marketer, lecturer, board member, CEO and spoken word artist.
Ramel Wallace is a man who wears many hats: marketer, lecturer, board member, CEO and spoken word artist.
Wallace is a native San Diegan whose grandmother moved from Pensacola, Florida and set up roots in Barrio Logan. Wallace grew up exploring his community and created his company, The Holyfield, on the corner of Logan Avenue and Sampson Street. He is one of the original founders of "thChrch" a Barrio Logan art gallery that has since closed and reopened in in El Paso, Texas. "If you learn about your identity and who you are and where you came from, you'll learn that a lot of us have similar stories," Wallace said. Wallace said he is always looking for a good conversation. In his 9-to-5 job, he i...