Education

• Local student earns $25K Horatio Alger Scholarship
• Tindall’s Home Training
• Morgan Graduate Launches Motivation Journal
• Maryland preps for celebrations for “Maryland School Choice Week”

Opinion

• “March In” is not the answer
• Amazon not prime for Black Bessemer, Alabama workers

Health

• American Cancer Society announces new diversity in cancer research program
• Make Heart Health Part of Your Self-Care Routine
• February is Cancer Prevention Month; thankfully there’s some good news
• What young Black adults are saying about getting the COVID-19 vaccination

Lifestyle

• Protect Your Heart With A "Heart Smart" Eating Plan
• Three ways to help you keep your New Year’s resolutions
• Baltimore counts among most ‘giving’ cities in America
• Festive and Flavorful Holiday Snacks

Entertainment

• ‘Letter to a Nation’ Morgan Choir Alum Pens Song Confronting COVID and Racism
• Rambling Rose “Black History Month Going Out With a BANG!”
• “BADASS” Baltimore Baby-Girl Bernadette Bascom, Bodacious!
• Baltimore’s Billie Holiday Foretells America’s ‘Strange and Bitter Crop’ of Hate

Sports

• Baltimore Ravens continue to tweak coaching staff
• What to make of Ravens and Orlando Brown Jr
• Tee Martin is great choice to coach Ravens wide receivers
• Ravens face tough defensive free agent decisions

Money

• Project REACh Focuses on Supporting Community Banks in Underserved Areas
• Baltimore Times Receives PayPal Grant
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Discusses the Impact and Severity of COVID-19 Disparities in African Americans
• Neighbors Network Formed To Help Mental Health Community During Pandemic

Black Experience

• Tulsa organizations launched campaign to memorialize Tulsa race massacre
• Black Leadership Organization Continues Social Justice Movement
• COVID-19: Black Churches Employ Innovation To Worship During A Pandemic
• Neighborhoods With 'Medical Deserts' Have Emergency Needs During COVID Pandemic