Business
Young entrepreneurs plan pop-up market in January
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The Jan. 19 event is one of a few services offered by the participants of Young Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow (Y.E.T.), a program operated by the Westside Health Authority.
News
West Side hip-hop artist writes about black families in new record
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Ambrell “Bella Bahhs” Gambrell hopes to change the perception society has of African-American women.
News
Bitoy’s Sweet Treats off to successful start after rally
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More than $2,000 in sales was recorded Saturday at the Austin African American Business Networking Association’s latest BEER event.
Community
Support a local black-owned business
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Stop by Bitoy’s Sweet Treats, 5957 W. Chicago Ave., at 1 p.m. Aug. 15.
Community
Learn about your government
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The youth and law project of the Wiley Resource Center hosts a weekly one-hour event every Saturday at 11 a.m. at 4540 W. Washington Blvd.
News
Local residents support another black-owned business
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The Black Economic Empower Rally (BEER) focused its attention last weekend on the clothing store Second Time The Charm Boutique.
News
Austin business owners celebrated
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Restaurant operator Charmaine Alfred and business leader Malcolm Crawford were honored last weekend.
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.
Opinion
Minister responds to Chicago Tribune story
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Apostle John T. Abercrombie defends his work as a pastor, businessman and advocate for the West Side.