New York, Atlanta and DC are famous for Black businesses and organizations - but an upcoming event, hosted July 9, 2020, is aiming to make the Los Angeles area a hub for patronizing Black-owned businesses as well. Born from the minds of members of the LA social club, Kolor Society, Thee Cultural Exchange is a virtual Black business expo
New York, Atlanta and DC are famous for Black businesses and organizations - but an upcoming event, hosted July 9, 2020, is aiming to make the Los Angeles area a hub for patronizing Black-owned businesses as well. Born from the minds of members of the LA social club, Kolor Society, Thee Cultural Exchange is a virtual Black business expo
Tourism in LA has been growing steadily in recent years. LA welcomed 50 million visitors for the first time in 2018, funneling $23.9 billion into the city's economy.
When you walk into Harold & Belle's, there's a sense that you've stepped into a bit of nostalgia nestled in an inexplicable vivacity. Third generation husband and wife restaurant owners, Ryan Legaux, 39 and Jessica, 39, have a lot to celebrate. This year Harold & Belle's is celebrating its 50th anniversary in the community.
New York, Atlanta and DC are famous for Black businesses and organizations - but an upcoming event, hosted July 9, 2020, is aiming to make the Los Angeles area a hub for patronizing Black-owned businesses as well. Born from the minds of members of the LA social club, Kolor Society, Thee Cultural Exchange is a virtual Black business expo
In 2020, an accurate census count is a community effort. Although the Internet has made information readily available, many people still turn to their neighbors and fellow community members when making decisions
It seems like it was just yesteryear when the grotesque Budweiser Bullfrogs were the first thing that came to mind when you thought of an ice-cold beer. Frat games and Homer Simpson belching carbonated remains was the impression most of America's pop culture envisioned.
Perhaps it was the tranquil color of the paint on the wall, the backdrop of the fountain, the aromatherapy scent permeating the room or the 'FAITH' sign hanging on a patient room that made me feel at ease when I met the husband and wife team, Mr. Kelvin and Dr. Glenna Tolbert, of the Tolbert Center for Rehabilitation and Wellness where they strive to help people find hope and healing from a life with pain.
When destiny meets purpose, it doesn't matter if you are ready — purpose and destiny simply take over. That's the story of the local beverage brand, Try My T, and owner, Dawn Patton. In 2016, when the “Bank of Patton” closed for her college sophomore daughter, Darrah, Patton – being the supportive mother that she is – made a suggestion she never thought would even manifest.
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