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It’s not too difficult for most people to embrace the value that arts and cultural organizations play in providing entertainment, education, enrichment and connections for communities. It might not, however, be as easy to appreciate the significant positive economic impact these organizations generate. Let’s explore…..
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My column suggesting to Republicans that, like it or not, the presidential elections are over and for those crying ‘foul’ they might want to take out their anger on the Democrats and not each other brought some interesting and some predictable responses.
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There was a time when only the months of November, December and January had no connect with the growing of cotton, the South’s most notorious cash crop for decades.
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Henry “Hank” Aaron was an African American baseball player who was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1934 to the parents of Herbert Aaron Sr. and Estella Aaron. He had seven siblings and grew up in a poor family. His family could not afford baseball equipment, so he practiced by hitting bottle caps with sticks. He would create his own bats and balls out of materials he found on the streets. Aaron attended Central High School before dropping out to play full time for a minor league Negro League Baseball team.
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When I’ve had a busy day, I pull out my kitchen helper! I love using my slow cooker.
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“Vivarium” is a Science-Fiction, Thriller, starring Imogen Poots and Jesse Eisenberg that debuted in March of this year on the Amazon Prime streaming service.
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Has it really have been 24 years since the Atlanta Centennial Olympic Games? Sunday will mark 8,766 days since that dramatic night when Muhammed Ali, hands shaking with palsy, lit the cauldron signifying the beginning of 17 days of Olympic competition and the culmination of years of hard work.
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