It’s Our Time
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor Young people are the engines of change. They have the courage to speak out, the energy to act, and the vision to see beyond what is, […]
Year: 2024
In Loving Memory of Dr. France A. Collins
Dr. France A. Collins […]
Hope Increases for Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease as Disparities Among Blacks Continue
By Hazel Trice Edney Guest Column They were nothing short of legendary in their professions. And their works continue to be celebrated nationwide. But, adding to the mystique of America’s racial health disparities, they’ve all […]
Governor DeWine Announces New Health Clinic to Expand Access to Primary Care in Springfield
Mobile clinic to be installed next week; permanent clinic to be established in the future Special to The Truth In response to long wait times for primary care services and other strains affecting the healthcare […]
Central State University Shines at White House Initiative National HBCU Week Conference
Special to The Truth Central State University proudly represented the excellence of HBCUs at the 2024 White House Initiative National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Week Conference from Sept. 15-19 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and […]
Books on Farms, Food, and Farming History by various authors
c.2024, various publishers $27.00 – $30.00 various page counts By Terri Schlichenmeyer The Truth Contributor Last spring, all you saw was rows and rows of dirt, with a promise […]
A Profile in Self-Hatred
By Lafe Tolliver, Esq Guest Column In my humble opinion, if there ever was a case to be made for a Black person evidencing bizarre self-hatred of the first degree, the lieutenant governor of North Carolina, Mark […]
Good Gut Health = Good for You
Patrice Powers-Barker, OSU Extension, Lucas County The Truth Contributor Typically, the words “bacteria” and “microorganisms” are negative and make people think of illness and sickness. While some bacteria and viruses are “bad” and cause health […]
Moni Featchurs: How to Follow Your Passion and Thrive in Business
By Asia Nail The Truth Reporter Have you ever felt a spark inside you, like a tiny fire waiting to grow? That’s how Moni Featchurs felt when he discovered his love for music as a […]
Black-Owned Businesses – And What Makes Them Work: Kim’s Kake’s
Business Owner: Kimberly Thompson How would you describe your business in your own words? We are a bakery that specializes in old-fashioned cakes and pies. What industry would you consider your business? Bakery […]