Becoming healthy and getting fit are battles that most people are losing. Although weight loss failures are disheartening and overcoming eating disorders can seem overwhelming, you should not give up. Your life depends on it. Read today’s article for encouragement, inspiration, and motivation to keep fighting on the health and fitness battlefield until you are victorious!
The Battle for Gender Identity
Gender dysphoria is not a synonym for transsexuality, nor should it describe transgender people in general.
Martin Lawrence TV show “Martin” Celebrates 30th-year reunion: Talks about impact on Black Television
Martin show went beyond the screen and defined an era of Black culture.
Men’s Health Month: Dental Care and Oral Health
Men are also more likely to lose teeth as they age, and develop oral and throat cancer and gum disease.
Poetry Prose: We are family at the historic annual Father’s Day Picnic in St Louis, MO
Since Father’s Day is approaching, I thought of one of my fondest events, the Father’s Day picnic that was sometimes held in Forest Park.
Juneteenth 2022: Community Events
For immediate release Release dated: June 10, 2022 Media contacts: John Jamison, Marketing and Communications, 612-552-0717, john.jamison@theurbanfly.com While it has long been celebrated in African American communities, Juneteenth has taken on a higher profile after becoming a federal holiday last year in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. Known as Black Fourth of July, Independence […]
Do You Really Love the Lord?
It can be difficult for people to understand that obedience to God’s commandments is proof of your love for Him. It is even harder for them to equate worshipping God with being healthy and fit. Read today’s article to learn how health and fitness corresponds to your spiritual relationship with the Lord.
It’s so hot you can grill burgers on your dashboard: Historic heat wave sweeps across much of US
Cities from Chicago and St. Louis to Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina, could see record temperatures and triple-digit highs this week,
Gentrification in the Black communities and how it is affecting real estate
While gentrification produces such clashes between neighbors and more “order maintenance” enforcement, it is not the issue’s root
Note from Publisher Nate Dillard: The story behind our solutions journalism relaunch
Our first campaign, COVID Can’t Stop Us, features in-depth reporting on how BIPOC-, veteran, and women-led businesses in Dayton are faring during the COVID-19 pandemic and what is needed to help them thrive.
An up and close interview with Hmong International Freedom Festival Mee Vang and Kyarii Ly
The President of The United Hmong Family “Mee Vang” and “Kyarii Ly” who serves on the Board of Trustees this year for the event and is also the vendor and sponsorship relations.
St. Louis Argus Celebrates 111 Years with a New Community Initiative
Recently, the Argus has also expanded its reach to regional news affecting Kansas City, East St. Louis as well as St. Louis City and County.
What To Watch This Summer: Top 5 Films to See
This summer, the movie selection is vast; you will find a new fav to beat the heat.
Kids Out of School: What to Do This Summer?
Summer camp offers an active and supervised way for your child to socialize and acquire life skills; summer camp offers a ton of activities for children to stay busy over the school holiday.
Pizza Hut Summer Reading Program
In the past, students received paper certificates that were only redeemable in restaurants. Now, the certificates can be redeemed when dining in at Pizza Hut, ordering deliveries online, or even getting takeaway.
YaYa’s Euro Bistro takes beyond reproach Pride in assuring quality and great service in St Louis
Since the pandemic, many great restaurants have come and gone. And some are still going much away.
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So, you are in your 50’s; here is what to look forward to
Most of us have reached the pinnacles of our careers at the point we turn 50.
Exploring The History of Black Twitter
Following the years after its launch, Twitter will have morphed into a social media empire that has the ability to reach around the world with just a few characters. Like with any innovative technology or social media invention, POC was among the first to download and make use of the platform.
Tips For Those Looking To Start A Career In Social Justice
With so many injustices in the world, there has never been a better time than now to embark on a career in social justice.
Poetry ‘n Prose: 1Love is Thee Glue!
Glorious love undeniably everlasting essence of Grace and Beauty
Remembering Tupac’s bone chilling ‘Brenda Got a Baby’ video, and 30 years later a chat with actress Ethel Love
After the video was released, she received so much love from the community. People at school would recognize her and say why didn’t you tell me you were in a video with Tupac? and would always ask to speak to him.
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Black Wall Street 314 Festival returns to the infamous Wellston Loop area of St Louis
Now in St. Louis, they are moving forward with rebuilding that strong foundation of Black Wall Street. On June 25th, Young Voices with Action and its partners will converge for the seventh year in the historic Wellston Loop business center.
West Coast Supergroup Mount Westmore has released their debut album 
Mount Westmore — you got the four pillars of West Coast hip-hop
Should You be Concerned about BPA (Bisphenol A)?
The foods and beverages we ingest and even the air we breathe are contaminated with all sorts of chemicals that pollute not only our planet, but also our very bodies. Increasingly, people are demanding to know what additives are in the goods they consume and searching for healthier alternatives. Read today’s article to learn more about a popular substance that affects practically everyone, but most people are unaware of.
Juneteenth Art Exhibit Chronicling the African American Journey
Ted Ellis is one of the most impactful African American artists of his time.
