2021
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Yesterday, a waitress in Petoskey, Michigan received a $2,021 tip on a $44.69 takeout order by an anonymous customer. Becky Beer has worked at J.W. Filmore’s Family Restaurant for 10 years before receiving the generous gratuity and said: It was crazy with Facebook and people reaching out to me. Some people I haven’t talked to […]
Vicki Johnson has been hired by the Dallas Wings to be their new head coach, making her the first and only Black woman currently holding the title in the entire WNBA, which is made up of 70% Black players. The turnaround comes after coach Brian Agler couldn’t take the Wings to the playoffs last season […]
The pandemic is changing the way we live our lives and how we do business. Companies big and small have been forced to adapt to the changing landscape to make sure they can survive. The movie industry saw was basically put on hold during the beginning of COVID-19 as theaters shut down to ensure social […]
Super Bowl 55 is set to kick off on February 7 2021 in Tampa. Although it’s uncertain if fans will be allowed to fill the stands due to the raging pandemic, the show must go on. On Thursday 3-time Grammy Award winning artist The Weeknd announced that he will headline the Pepsi Half Time Show! […]
When I think of every artist, promoter and DJ that has lost their livelihood during this pandemic shutdown, I am excited that concerts and festivals could return in 2021. On Wednesday, Ticketmaster announced a plan to keep concert goers safe and the music pumping. Enter the Certificate of Vaccination ID or COVID App. According to […]
There’s no end in sight for Rochester City School District parents and students struggling with remote learning. Just before the start of the 2020 School Year, RCSD announced that kids would be kept out of the classroom for the first 10 weeks, due to COVID concerns. On Thursday, Superintendent Meyers-Small announced that in-person classes are […]
The Rochester Jazz fest is officially cancelling its annual event for 2020, but says that it will pick up again in 2021. In an announcement on social media, organizers Mark Iacona and John Nugent let Rochester know that it’s going to move the even to June 2021 due to the coronavirus. There were talks about […]