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Chattanooga, TN — February 7th and 8th — “ALKEBULAN: The Mother of Mankind, an extraordinary theatrical production, is set to premiere February 7th and 8th, offering audiences an unforgettable journey into the heart of African history, mythology, and royalty. Presented in celebration of ALL Black History month by the Chattanooga Festivals of Black Arts &… Read more: New Stage Production: “ALKEBULAN”: The Mother of Mankind Brings Historical African Royalty and Mythology to Life

(Photos: Tasha Rowe & Herman Prater, Sr.)

By Yolanda Putman Young people seek an education to provide for and protect their families, but few aspire to use their education to advance the African-American community, said Johnny Holloway.  The local civil rights leader wants to reactivate the Push Excel program in Chattanooga to instill in youth the need to advance the race. “Providing… Read more: Holloway hopes to revive PUSH Excel and inspire youth

By Peyton SchultzThe University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Office of Multicultural Affairs, in partnership with Student and Family Engagement and Mocs Dining, will host a commemorative brunch to celebrate the 12th UTC MLK Day celebration, “Remembering the Past and Embracing the Future.”  Panelists Dr. Michael Williams and Elijah Cameron will reflect on the life and legacy… Read more: UTC to host MLK Day commemorative brunch with Dr. Michael Williams and Elijah Cameron

The Chattanooga community mourns the loss of Mr. Jerome Martin, a dedicated public servant who spent over three decades enriching the lives of residents through his work with the Community Development Department. He passed away Sunday morning, Jan. 12, in a local hospital. Mr. Martin, 63, who most recently served as manager at Eastgate Senior… Read more: Chattanooga Mourns Community Leader and Elder Mr. Jerome Martin