This creative dessert alternative for the holidays makes individual ‘pies’ that feel special
What’s better than a slice of pie, you ask? A pie in a jar, of course. Photo by Kevin White/TNS…
News Spotlight: Governor Whitmer to Announce Historic Selection of Kyra Harris Bolden as Next Michigan Supreme Court Justice
Bolden to take oath in January as the first Black woman on state’s high court LANSING, MI — On November…
TNCP Review Episode 7 (12-01-22): A mother turns her painful grieving into forgiveness and random acts of kindness
In this episode 7 of The New Citizens Press Review, publisher and show host, Rina Risper, talks with the mother…
United States is experiencing a record-setting year for mass shootings
Photo from Facebook NATIONWIDE – On November 19th, minutes before the clock struck 12:00 am, a gunman, 22-year-old Anderson Lee…
News Spotlight: #GivingTuesday: A day for Michiganders to Support Local Nonprofits during this Giving Season
LANSING- With rising inflation and an ongoing pandemic, nonprofits across Michigan need support during this wintertime season of giving. “Giving…
Jill On Money: Jobs, inflation, and the Fed
By Jill Schlesinger As we enter the homestretch for 2022, consumers, investors and Federal Reserve officials are saying “Good Riddance!”…
US Department of Labor announces nationwide effort to prepare students for career skills training in high-growth industry sectors programs
Pre-apprenticeship initiative launches in Michigan, aligns with National Apprenticeship Week, November 14-20 …
TNCP Review (6): Understand mental illness through the eyes of Nova Wallace who describes her personal experience
In this episode six (6) of the TNCP Review, Rina Risper has an in-depth discussion with author,…
News Spotlight – Cryptocurrency Company Crumbles and Files For Bankruptcy
Another crash and burn for minorities who have higher exposure to the instability of investing in digital assets and the history behind it.
The Black Santa Experience is Coming to the Venue at the Lansing Mall
There was always a Black Santa in the homes of most Black families and usually it was a grandpa, father, uncle or some other male member of the family. However, Black Santa figurines or Black Christmas items used to be hard to come by. Now malls, stores and places of business are hiring Santas of all hues and selling items for diverse families.