The effect of the coronavirus on Black worship
Written by Cincinnati HeraldBy Tai Sims The Cincinnati Herald The 1st Amendment of The United States’ Constitution reads, “Congress shall make no law prohibiting the right to peaceably ..
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‘Do not believe it can’t hit you’
Written by Cincinnati HeraldThese COVID-19 survivors struggle in recovery By Dan Yount The Cincinnati Herald Stephanie Dunlap and Monica Badgett were feeling great before Dunlap took ..
Coronavirus robbed me, my family and others of our graduation moments
Written by Cincinnati HeraldThe Bronson Family of Cincinnati has longtime associations with Hampton University. First row, from left, are Whitney Bronson, Barbara Dobbins Bronson ..
Family, friends hold ‘parade’ to welcome home ‘Bud’ Johnson
Written by Cincinnati HeraldWilliam “Bud” Johnson enjoys the parade to welcome him home. Photo provided By Bernadette Watson Herald Contributor FOREST PARK — A group ..
UC public health expert: African American health disparities to remain post COVID
Written by Cincinnati HeraldBy Dan Yount The Cincinnati Herald Edward Wallace, PhD, on faculty at the University of Cincinnati and a public health expert with a focus on community ..
Gyms, public pools, and childcare facilities reopening dates are announced
Written by Cincinnati HeraldMike DeWine. Photo by Tony Dejak/AP Ohio child care facilities will be permitted to reopen starting May 31, Gov. Mike DeWine announced in his Thursday ..
Cincinnati Medical Association: TEST for COVID-19 to restore our economy
Written by Cincinnati HeraldBy Clyde Henderson, MD The impact to the US economy from COVID-19 can be summarized by the loss of 30+ million jobs, 10+ TRILLION dollars borrowed and spent ..
Major League Baseball to start Fourth of July weekend
Written by Cincinnati HeraldPhoto by WCPO SKY9 NEW YORK — Major League Baseball owners have come up with a plan for a roughly 82-game season to start Fourth of July weekend in the team’s ..
DeWine announces reopening dates for bars, restaurants and salons
Written by Cincinnati HeraldCOLUMBUS, Ohio — Testing is up, but not at the levels state health officials would like. Over 1,000 Ohioans have died of the novel coronavirus; over ..
Councilmember Kearney announces #CincyBuyBlackThursdays
Written by Cincinnati HeraldBy Anthony B. Johnson Policy Director Office of Councilwoman Jan-Michele Kearney Councilmember Jan-Michele Kearney announced #CincyBuyBlackThursdays, ..