by Derrick Hicks | July 1, 2026 | Travel & Leisure
Is this your first time visiting this location? Yes Why did you pick this location? Time of year, cost, activities would accommodate everyone weather. Name five highlights that replay in your mind Horseback riding, ATV trail riding, go cart riding, rainforest hiking,...
by Phillip Haddix | July 1, 2026 | Staying in the Know
For essentially the past three years, I have been studying the lives and work of various Black activists of the 19th century. While this began as research for an exhibit put together by the Onondaga Historical Association in the fall and winter of 2024 in...
by Carla Williams | July 1, 2026 | Staying in the Know
There is something almost sacred about prom season in Black communities. The living room turns into a photo studio. Somebody’s aunt is steaming dresses in the background. Uncles are outside arguing over camera angles. Little cousins are running through the house while...
by Matthew McKay; photos by Terence Smith | June 30, 2026 | Community Profile & Events
“The most rewarding thing to me is seeing the kids I’ve influenced go on to have bright futures,” said Terence Smith, an educator and basketball, softball, and football coach for the past 19 years and a staple of the Glendale and Milwaukee communities....
by John L. Samuels Jr. | June 30, 2026 | Community Profile & Events
High school graduation season is one of the most beautiful communal moments in the African American community. Beauty is in the faces, tears, and laughter of family and friends as they watch their children cross the stage, screaming out, “That’s my baby!” It is in the...
