Issue 1 Defeated in a Landslide
By Fletcher Word The Truth Editor The votes are in and Ohioans have decided they want to hold on to democracy … for a little while longer. On Tuesday, the state’s voters overwhelmingly rejected a […]
Author: Sojourner’s Truth
Vote No on Issue 1 Rally at Warren AME
By Angie Hayes The Truth Reporter On Thursday, July 2, at 5:30 p.m., former Ohio Governor Dick Celeste and former Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery headlined an event at Warren AME Church to provide information […]
Youth Suicide….. A Mental Health Moment (Part 1)
By Bernadette Joy Graham, MA, LPCC, CCHt, Licensed Mental Health Therapist The Truth Contributor I remember as a child hearing from my grandmother, my father and many other adults that children should be seen and […]
University of Toledo Medical Center Launches Outreach Series
By Tricia Hall The Truth Reporter The University of Toledo Medical Center (UTMC) launched a series of outreach sessions to raise awareness and remove the stigma from substance usage. The first session was held on […]
Trinity by Zelda Lockhart
c.2023, Amistad $27.99 272 pages By Terri Schlichenmeyer The Truth Contributor If at first, you don’t succeed… The old saying recommends trying three times, but that can be nothing but frustration: if […]
Countdown to an Exciting Venture: Superior Made Spaces Set for Grand Opening Soon
By Asia Nail The Truth Reporter Downtown Toledo is abuzz with excitement as the highly anticipated grand opening of Superior Made Spaces draws near. With just a few weeks left until August 19, local business […]
The Leader Within Me
By Samuel Hancock, EdD Guest Column A $300.00 Bribe. Why would a Probation Officer (PO) bribe a client he was responsible for supervising? Why would the PO refuse to refund the money the client had […]
Settlement Reached in Housing Discrimination Lawsuit Against Beal Properties and Tetherwood Place
Special to The Truth In a significant development, a housing discrimination lawsuit accusing Beal Properties, LLC, and Tetherwood Place, LLC of discrimination on the basis of disability has been settled. The Fair Housing Center, which […]
Preserving a Mother and Son’s Story
By Ben Jealous At the heart of the story that President Biden preserved last week by creating our newest national monument are a mother and son, Mamie Till-Mobley and Emmett Till. That’s especially moving for […]
NJ Innocence Project at Rutgers Helps Exonerate Man After 20 Years of Wrongful Incarceration
By Laura Cohen, Rutgers Law Professor and New Jersey Innocence Project Director The New Jersey Innocence Project at Rutgers University (NJIP) has helped exonerate a Hudson County man who served 20 years for a crime […]