By Alexandria Leatherberry The Truth Reporter The Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union has been the host of the annual celebration of the Toledo African American community since 2005. In traditional fashion of the African American […]
The Truth Staff Gerald Rose, of the New Order National Human Rights Organization, put together a protest at the entrance of the Toledo Correctional Institution on Wednesday, July 15, to bring attention to the fact […]
The Truth Staff The Art Tatum Celebration Column is back in place at the Huntington Center Plaza after undergoing extensive repairs. A rededication ceremony was held on Monday, July 13, to announce its return. The […]
By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter The Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union continued its annual festival weekend with a prayer breakfast on Friday morning, July 17, at The Indiana Avenue Missionary Baptist Church. Despite the […]
The Truth Staff This year’s Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union’s Festival began with a new event – a Prayer in the Parking Lot. The new opening to the Festival Week occurred on Monday, July 13 […]
Celebrating the Beautiful Life of Celeste Regine Hogan-Smith Sunrise: November 28, 1962 ~ Sunset: July 11, 2026 With profound love, deep sorrow, and immense gratitude for a life so beautifully lived, we celebrate the life and […]
By Fletcher Word The Truth Editor Sister Pamela Buganski was not present for the Thursday, July 16, ceremony which was the renaming of the Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union Dorr Street location to The LaValley […]
A brick, a beach and a lesson that never stopped moving By Ben Jealous Guest Column (TriceEdneyWire.com) – There is an old man in the movement who still brims with the courage and love forged […]
State Rep. Elgin Rogers Jr. (D-Toledo) last week announced that he has secured an additional $2 million in redirected capital budget funding for projects that will expand housing, strengthen behavioral health services, preserve historic landmarks, […]
Special to The Truth In an unearthed clip, Vivek Ramaswamy claimed that Black Americans were better off in the 1960s during Jim Crow, called affirmative action a “cancer on our national soul” and claimed it […]