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Written by Jasmine On Thursday, October 10th, the WDKX family had the pleasure of attending Action for a Better Community’s 16th Annual Signature Luncheon, held at the Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center. Here, our very own Khadija Yawn (aka KD) was honored for her continued service to the Rochester community. The event featured […]
Written by Jaheim Coming soon on the 24th of August, the Geneseo United Methodist Church will be holding its annual 150 Family Yard Sale & Wellness Fair, at Rt.63 and Court Street. At the annual event donations will be priced and sold and all are welcome to this yard sale event from 9am until 3pm. […]
Written by Jasmine According to The Office of Maryland U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, the beloved Congressman has unfortunately passed at the age of 68 due to chronic health issues. The office released the following statement, “At approximately 2:30 a.m. on Thursday Oct. 17, 2019, Congressman Elijah E. Cummings (MD-07) passed away at Gilchrist Hospice Care, […]
Written by Ari We often hear that the music we listen to affects the way our brains work. For years, I’ve had this understanding that music has a way of enhancing our functions. Whether it may be the power to make us think more creatively, make us sad, or happy as can be. Well folks, […]
Written by Jasmine University of Rochester Medicine announced on Monday what it plans to do with its newly acquired 330,000 square feet of real estate, located in the former Sears location in the Marketplace Mall. This will be the new site for the UR Medicine Orthopedics & Physical Performance Center, where patients will go to […]
Written by Jasmine Quad A for Kids offers after school programs for inner city youth at one of their four RCSD locations, Clara Barton School No. 2, George Mather Forbes School No. 4, John Walton Spencer School No. 16, and Dr. Louis A. Cerulli School No. 34. Founded in 1994 by Joe U Posner, the […]
Written by Jasmine It’s that time of year again. Students are attending college fairs, visiting colleges and universities around the country and generally gearing up for higher educational opportunities. But after you do all this preparation and finally start the application process, the one question that pops into every parent, guardian or student’s mind is, […]
Written By Jasmine The Rochester Fire Department has been busy these past 12 hours! Firefighters first responded to a burning garage on Grand Avenue just before midnight on October 16th. Although there was significant damage to the garage, the crew was able to prevent the fire from spreading to the home. Next, they ended up […]
Written by Jasmine Thanks to the Rochester City School District, STEAM Day 2019 is the first, hopefully of many, student convention focused on introducing students to all the different careers they can pursue in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. This convention, located at Sibley Square in downtown Rochester, brought in more than 30 different […]
Written by Jasmine Summer Walker, a singer-songwriter from Atlanta, made history this month with the release of her debut album, Over It. With popular tracks like “Girls Need Love” and “Come Thru” featuring Usher, it’s no wonder she’s breaking records! Walker officially has the most streamed R&B album by a woman artist of all time. […]