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Hell’s Kitchen Winner Has New Book For Kids
By Janice Malone It will soon be time to start a New Year and that can mean plans to make a new you, but don’t forget about the children too. As state, local and national data [...]
Nashville Civil Rights Activist Has Book Published
By Reginald Stuart When Nashville civil rights activist John Lewis was a student at American Baptist Theological Seminary, now American Baptist College, he never thought of someday being a comic book icon. It just may happen. [...]
Dr. Sybril Bennett Book Signing Saturday
Sybril Bennett, Ph.D. will be signing copies of her new book, “Innovate: Lessons from the Underground Railroad” at the Victor Chatman Studios at the Crossings Event Center, 5380 Hickory Hollow Parkway in Antioch on Saturday, Sept. [...]
Leading Ladies Book Sharing Inspiration & Faith
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – “Women have always been the strong ones of the world,” says the late French designer Gabrielle “Coco” Bonheur Chanel. Since the beginning of time—from Eve to Coco Chanel and beyond—women have always held [...]
Ron Brown to Host Book Signing at Cool Springs Barnes and Noble
Event scheduled Sunday, Feb. 10, 1-3 p.m. NASHVILLE – (February 4, 2013) – Dr. Ron Brown, author of We Have Not Been Listening: The Darkness, will host an exclusive book signing on Sunday, Feb. 10 at Barnes [...]
Nashville Author Hosts Event for Children’s Literacy
By: Janice Malone It was a perfectly matched event to remember when the Nashville Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. partnered with New York Times, best-selling author, Alice Randall and her daughter award winning [...]
Write Like a Pro – Free eBook For Our Readers
According to Dr. Marćia Riley, a former columnist for The Tennessee Tribune, “Whether on the job, in school or retired – at some point you will need to write something that produces the desired results.” Therefore, [...]
Author Randall to Discuss New Book at Les Gemmes Fundraiser
In Alice Randall’s novel romantic comedy, a Nashville woman gets a new appetite for life Alice Randall will discuss Ada’s Rules at the Les Gemmes Inc., annual Fundraiser at 635 West Nocturne Drive at 3 p.m. on [...]
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27th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards Nominees Announced During Live Telecast on GMC
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Has Criticizing the President Becomes a Cottage Industry Among Some African Americans?
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TSU Interim President Portia Shields Misunderstood or Misread Her Mandate
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TSU Interim President Portia Shields Misunderstood or Misread Her Mandate
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Has Criticizing the President Becomes a Cottage Industry Among Some African Americans?
Truth! Make sure these 18 year old students register to vote and VOTE