5K
What a great day
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There was a big turnout last weekend for the pre-Austin POWER 5k walk/run at the Columbus Park Refectory; it was the kickoff for the September event.
Opinion
The future is now
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Local leader urges African Americans to continue to support black-owned businesses in the community.
Opinion
Young leaders respond to current unrest
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Business leader Malcolm Crawford urges elders in the community to allow the next generation to take the lead in creating a new movement.
Community
Another new business in Austin
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The head of the Austin African American Business Networking Association urges the community to support Annie Bell Fragrances 1 p.m. Oct. 4.
Opinion
What’s in a name?
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Austin business leader Malcolm Crawford challenges us to think about how to honor great African-American leaders in the community.
Opinion
Political messenger with no message
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Austin business owner Malcolm Crawford longs for elected officials who deliver what the community has asked for.
Community
Something good happened in Austin
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West Side residents celebrate the grand opening of the expansion of Betty’s Daycare Academy.
Opinion
Time to honor African-American history, but how?
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Austin businessman urges West Siders to recognize and honor one of their own.
Opinion
It’s time for African-American businessmen and women to speak up
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Otherwise, the rest of the community won’t know what we’re doing – and the important role we play, writes one Austin business operator.
Community
Celebrate Kwanzaa at Sankofa Dec. 28th
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Che “Rhymefest” Smith will be the guest speaker at the event, sponsored by the Austin African American Business Networking Association. Officer Tonya Collins, Pastor Steve Epting and businessman Mr. W. Harris will be honored.