By Tricia Hall Sojourner’s Truth Reporter Eight sets of local entrepreneurs from Toledo’s Uptown and Junction neighborhoods competed in the Glass City Small Business Pitch Competition on Wednesday, August 24 at the ASSETS Toledo office. […]
Sojourner’s Truth Staff Nolan Hych and Pamela Dewalt certainly have a full schedule planned for this fall. They just closed on a business loan, courtesy of Economic and Community Development Institute and Toledo Urban Federal […]
On Saturday, August 20, the tenth annual African American Male Wellness 5K Walk/Run started at the Warren AME Church at 9:30 a.m. but, as always, the walk was not the only important feature of this […]
By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter The Toledo Opera, The African American Police League and the Toledo Police Museum held a reception, “Preserving the African American Legacy in Law Enforcement,” at the Toledo Police Museum […]
By Congressman James E. Clyburn (D-SC), House Majority Whip Guest Column NNPA NEWSWIRE — When President Biden took office, the country was in the grip of a global pandemic. Businesses were shuttering, schools were closing, […]
The Truth Staff The City of Toledo’s Violence Interrupters program is ready to take the next step in an effort to tamp down the incidents of violent crime in the city’s neighborhoods. After focusing their […]
By John E. Warren, Publisher San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper The recent electoral primaries are giving us important insight into the future politics of our country. All one has to do is look at […]
Sojourner’s Truth Staff On Monday, August 22, dozens of prominent community men greeted students of the Martin Luther King Jr Academy for Boys on the first day of school and, minutes later, a few blocks […]
By Fletcher Word Sojourner’s Truth Editor The Toledo Opera presents a new opera this week from Tony Award-winning composer Jeanine Tesori and NAACP Theatre Award-winning librettist Tazewell Thompson. The new opera, Blue, centers on an […]
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor Dictators know an illiterate crowd is the easiest to rule; thus, the history of reading is replete with book bannings and burnings. – Laurien Alexandre Teachers […]