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Second Round Of PPP Brings More Success For Some Minority-Owned Businesses


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Joe Momma s Pizza & Grill is one of the 60 Latino-owned businesses that secured a PPP loan through Prospera, a nonprofit organization that supports Latino entrepreneurs.
When the Paycheck Protection Program rolled out in 2020, much of the money went to big businesses with previously established banking relationships.
So in February, the Biden administration announced
updates to the second round of PPP loans. There were changes in eligibility and a two-week priority period for businesses with 20 or fewer employees. Lending institutions were also given a new formula to calculate loan amounts.
“We wanted to be sure that those who couldn t take advantage of PPP loans had a decent shot at doing so this year,” said Mike Arriola, acting district director of the North Carolina SBA office. ....

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Three Journalists To Report On Race And Equity Issues In Charlotte


WFAE will add three journalists to its newsroom in June to cover race and equity issues.
The journalists are part of Report for America, a national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms to cover under-reported topics and communities.
Gracyn Doctor and Dante Miller will cover race and equity issues as part of a new team that will help transform the way WFAE covers communities of color and issues of equity.
Maria Ramirez Uribe will work for WFAE and the Spanish-language newspaper La Noticia to report on Charlotte’s Latino community. This is the second year that the two organizations will share a Report for America corps member. ....

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Feb. 6-13, 2021: The Week In Review From WFAE


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Then-President Donald Trump speaks at the 2018 Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland. He was acquitted by the Senate on Saturday in his second impeachment trial.
Impeachment, Vaccine Allocation And Fairness
The biggest news of the week, of course, was that after just a five-day trial, the Senate voted Saturday to acquit former President Trump in his impeachment. It was what most people expected, but was it right? One of the biggest surprises was that Sen. Richard Burr of North Carolina was one of seven Republicans to submit a guilty vote. Was it fair for him to vote Trump was guilty of inciting an insurrection after voting that it wasn t constitutional to impeach the former president in the first place? ....

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The Business Of Love: The Wedding Industry's Losses Amidst The COVID-19 Pandemic


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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, seating, and catering for 200 at the Alexanders’ wedding, quickly became sparse seating for 20, with no food.
Jatasia Williams stood between rows of socially distanced chairs in the yard of the Austin T. Finch House, preparing to walk down the aisle to wed her soon-to-be husband, Andrew Alexander.
Jatasia Williams-Alexander always dreamt of a big, traditional wedding. But the coronavirus pandemic quickly changed her plans, causing her to have a smaller, socially-distanced ceremony.
It was a cold Saturday in December and she was excited to begin her life as Mrs. Andrew Alexander. But as she walked down the aisle, she couldn’t help but notice how different this wedding was from the big, posh wedding she d always dreamed of. ....

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