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Sojourner’s Truth Staff If you like a picnic, you are really going to like Destination Picnic! We are not talking about a blanket thrown on the ground and you scrambling through a basket for a […]
The Toledo NAACP sponsored a job fair on Wednesday, June 23, from noon to 5:00 p.m. at the grounds of the Mott Branch Library in order to present “life changing” employment opportunities to area residents. […]
On Saturday June 19, 2021 the morning began to look gloomy since there was no bright sunshine but later, as midday arrived, the sun started to shine at the Father’s Day EXPO and Juneteenth Celebration […]
Sojourner’s Truth Staff “I just want to bake,” Laveda Wright told Olivia Holden, executive director of Assets Toledo upon their first meeting some years ago. As a fledgling entrepreneur and proprietor of a bakery business, […]
By Fletcher Word Sojourner’s Truth Editor The Greater Toledo Community Foundation is preparing a second round of grants for distribution in 2021 to non-profit organizations located in northwest Ohio that are providing services for local […]
The Lucas County Citizen Levy Review Committee unanimously approved the sales tax levy proposal presented by the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) at the Committee’s meeting on June 22, 2021. TARTA’s proposal is to […]
Sojourner’s Truth Staff The Toledo African American Chamber of Commerce hosted a meet and greet on Friday, June 25 for Chamber members and guests at the newly constructed Glass City Metropark. The attendees had an […]
Black history is an essential part of the history of our nation, our communities and our company. Black associates have been key members of the Rudolph Libbe Group team since our earliest years. In a […]
Social Security Column By Erin Thompson Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Toledo, OH Guest Column Celebrating our nation’s independence every year on July 4 is a point of joy and pride. For more than […]
Special to The Truth Small businesses were hit particularly hard by the pandemic, with nearly 10 million American small businesses closing their doors at least temporarily over the past 15 months. Despite an uncertain economy, […]