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Creativity as Medicine

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September 2, 2026

By Alicia Michele Benjamin We all have the capacity to be creative. This is obvious when you visit a preschool classroom or watch a child at home freely expressing themselves with paint and crayons on [...]

Caring for the Caregiver

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September 2, 2026

The legacy and love behind the Frankie Mae Foundation By Venitra White-Dean Caregiving is one of the purest expressions of love. It’s quiet work, often unseen, often unthanked and almost always carried by someone who [...]

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Youth Crisis Center Helps Youth Find a ‘Safe Place’

September 2, 2026

By Charles K Harris Growing up is hard to do. But some young people face more formidable challenges than others. Problems on the home front like abuse, neglect or parental substance abuse can turn an [...]

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Black Girls and Women Do Hike

September 2, 2026

by Kallan Louis Hiking is the most popular outdoor activity in America with more than 63 million people participating last year, according to the Outdoor Industry Association’s 2026 Outdoor Participation Trends Report. Despite its popularity, [...]

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Charlotte Pioneer: John T. Schenck featured in Charlotte History Museum

September 2, 2026

Charlotte Pioneer: John T. Schenck featured in Charlotte History Museum By Kurtavia Burton The city of Charlotte is rich in history from past and present contributors. To better understand some of that history, I spoke [...]

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Creativity as Medicine

Caring for the Caregiver

Youth Crisis Center Helps Youth Find a ‘Safe Place’

Black Girls and Women Do Hike

Charlotte Pioneer: John T. Schenck featured in Charlotte History Museum

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