By Jurry Taalib-DeenJournal Staff Writer Toledo Technology Academy bound, sixth grader, entering the seventh, Neail Goodloe V will be competing in Orlando, Florida on June 17, with his fellow teammates from Christ The King, in the International Academic Competition. Teams from across the United States will go head to head with some of the brightest […] The post Neail Goodloe V headed to the International Academic Competition appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

By Michael Daniels Journal Staff Writer The location was convenient and wonderful, the weather was great, the time was right, and the turnout was substantial. A lot of people showed up with the majority of them being relatives, who took part in the Barnhill Family Reunion, over the Labor Day weekend. The reunion took place […] The post The Barnhill’s first family reunion held on Labor Day Weekend appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

By Jesse Jackson (TriceEdneyWire.com) – Benefits of a long life include lived memory and perspective. Today, it is easy to despair about America – with its extreme inequality, its continuing racial divide, its fragile democracy. Its partisan feuds, and the shaky state of an economy hammered by pandemic and catastrophic climate change. Yet it’s important […] The post We Can Make America Better appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

By Journal Staff Writer Four local entities, Metorparks of Toledo, Adventurous Travels, The Sojourner Truth, and The Social Butterfly, sponsored the third annual Sundresses & Big Hats Day Party Fundraiser. The sold out event was held on Sunday, September 11 at Toledo Botanical Garden Terrace Room, 5403 Elmer Dr. During the event, there was live […] The post Sundresses & Big Hats raises funds for nonprofits appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

Community Learning Associates is partnering with the City of Toledo, Parks and Recreation Youth Services Department community grant to provide Financial Literacy workshops to area youth from ages 14-25 and young adults on saving and investing to build wealth in the Toledo area. Specifically, the partnership with the City is to encourage youth to start […] The post Financial Literacy Workshops for Toledo Area Youth; Ages 14-25 appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

“Who knows what lurks in the hearts of men?…THE SHADOW DO!” Remember hearing that somber and somewhat spooky phrase growing up? It was a cautionary line to inform you that, what you see on the outside, does not necessarily show the real person but, it is there in you, lurking and scheming to get out. […] The post The Darkening of America appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

By Journal Staff Writer A sea of people, packed, and stretched back as far as the eye can see, on the campus of the Area Office on Aging, AOoA, 2155 Arlington Ave. More than just a sunny day on Thursday, September 8 brought the crowd to the location. It was the AOoA’s Health & Wellness, […] The post Over 500 people get vaccinated at AOoA Health & Wellness with a Twist appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

By Jurry Taalib-DeenJournal Staff Writer Despite being affected by the harms of Lupus, for about 20 years, Rachelle Roy, continues to be the voice in Toledo, who brings awareness to the autoimmune disease, and raises funds for the treatment of the incurable ailment. But during the weekend of May 21 and 22nd, it may have […] The post Rachelle Roy continues to be the voice for people with Lupus appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

By Journal Staff Writer Throughout the Juneteenth celebration held at the Frederick Douglass Community Center on Saturday, June 18, 1001 Indiana, organizers of the event said they didn’t need the day to be made a Federal Holiday for them to celebrate it. Community organizations, vendors, and people from the community filled the space at the […] The post Juneteenth celebration at the Doug marks freedom then, freedom now appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more

By David W. Marshall (TriceEdneyWire.com) – To defeat any opponent, you must first understand your opponent. You must recognize your opponent’s strengths and weaknesses and be mindful of their strategies, especially their manner of attack that could be used against you. In sports competitions, multiple sides compete against each other to win a specific event. […] The post Does America Still Have a Conscience? appeared first on The Toledo Journal ..read more