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The tragic suicide of 22-year-old Kyaria Arceneaux reminds us of the importance of recognizing the hidden signs of depression. Learn her story and why mental health awareness matters.
Waco woman Jasmaine Hollie arrested after a $400 social media meet-up escalated into armed robbery. While some glorify her actions online, the reality is far more serious.
TMZ confirmed the French Montana engagement, and social media went into overdrive. The Bronx-raised, Moroccan-born rapper is now officially set to marry a royal — yes, you read that right. Dubai princess (Sheikha Mahra, daughter of the UAE Prime Minister, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum) and French Montana headlines are trending everywhere as fans and…
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The tragic case of baby Emmanuel Haro has shaken California and the nation. After first reporting their son missing, Emmanuel’s parents are now charged with murder—following a chilling confession from his father. This heartbreaking story reveals not only years of abuse but also deep failures in the child protection system.
Playing cards aren’t just games—they’re history, culture, and connection. From ancient kings in Asia to the block parties of today, they’ve carried stories and traditions across continents. For me, it’s personal—playing cards and especially the game of Spades with friends and family is one of my favorite pastimes. The trash talk, the strategy, and the…
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In every family, there’s always a story about how grandma’s natural home remedies seemed to work better than a bottle of pills. Whether it was a steaming cup of ginger tea for an upset stomach or honey and lemon to soothe a sore throat, these home remedies weren’t just about medicine—they were about love, care,…
The best thrift stores in the U.S. are where you can score luxury gems without breaking the bank. Thrifting isn’t just for people trying to stretch a dollar—it’s a lifestyle, a way to find one-of-a-kind pieces, and yes, even luxury brands without paying designer prices. In recent years, thrifting has blown up thanks to influencers…
In a world full of prescription pills and temporary relief, Dr. Sebi (the herbal healer) stood out as a revolutionary healer who believed that nature already provided the cure to all diseases — we just had to return to it. Born Alfredo Darrington Bowman in Honduras in 1933, Dr. Sebi wasn’t a doctor by conventional…
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The Akron Zoo now offers discounted $3 admission for EBT cardholders through the Museums for All program. Plan an affordable, educational family day exploring animals, exhibits, and more!
Please note: This blog is my opinion/ and should strictly be viewed as commentary. Let’s talk about something that continues to spark heated debates: white people using the N-word—specifically, “nigga.” You’ll often hear the same excuse: “I grew up around Black people. I don’t mean any harm. It’s just how we talk.” There was a…
Something Isn’t Right in Nature! Sunflowers have always been known for one thing: following the sun. That’s literally where they got their name. From the moment the sun rises to when it sets, sunflowers naturally turn their heads to soak up every drop of sunlight, a process called heliotropism. But now… they’re not doing that…
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A shocking new report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reveals that some hospitals may be harvesting organs before patients are officially dead. The investigation is reopening dark conversations around ethics, race, and whether our bodies are truly safe in the hands of the medical system. For our community, it raises one urgent question: should we still be listed as organ donors?
Big things are happening on the west side of Akron! Starting August 21, a brand-new private school called Dreams Academy will officially open its doors — and it’s just for young boys in grades K-2. This isn’t just another school. It’s a mission brought to life by Akron native Brandon R. Scarborough, a Buchtel High…
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A resident on the north side of Akron, Ohio was left stunned this week after a wild cat was spotted casually walking through her backyard — and not just any cat. This wasn’t your neighbor’s tabby slipping out the back door — this was something much bigger, leaner, and potentially dangerous. A local resident shared…
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A new proposal in Congress has sparked nationwide interest—and for good reason. If passed, the American Worker Rebate Act could put $600 checks directly into the hands of eligible Americans, funded not by taxes, but by tariff revenues collected from foreign imports. And as of late July 2025, that proposal is now officially on the…
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From mocking Christians to warning the world that heaven is real, hell is real and God is realer: One man’s chilling near-death experience behind bars. In a raw and unforgettable testimony, a man who once mocked God, wore pagan tattoos, and lived a life filled with darkness has now become a walking warning sign for…