Radio Cultural TGN is not just another radio station. It’s a voice that brings Guatemalan culture, values, and education right into people’s homes. Located in Guatemala City, this station has served as a cultural bridge for over 70 years. From morning sermons to evening music, Radio Cultural TGN touches the hearts of thousands daily. Whether you’re in a big city or a small village, the station’s...
Chatham Strong is more than just a phrase—it’s a way of life. At the very beginning of this story, it’s important to understand what it truly means. Chatham Strong reflects the unity, strength, and love that people in the Chatham community show during tough times. Whether it’s bouncing back after a storm, supporting each other during a health crisis, or helping neighbors when jobs are lost,...
When we hear a high school principal is suspended it can be very confusing and worrying. Right now the Hopewell community is feeling this because the Hopewell High School principal was just suspended. Big deal and lots of questions from students, parents and staff. In this post we’ll break it down what happened, why it matters and how it affects the Hopewell High School community. Why...
The First Descendant Valby Farm is a blend of old and new in the farming world. Situated in a beautiful landscape, this farm is not just about crops and animals; it’s about sustainable practices and community. Let’s get into the nitty gritty of this farm and how it’s shaping the future of farming. What’s Valby Farm? Valby Farm is a gorgeous farm in [insert location] where...
In the vast expanse of agriculture, where the growth of nutritious crops intertwines with the quality of water, community-led initiatives have emerged as a beacon of change. These initiatives not only champion sustainable farming practices but also empower farmers to navigate the intricate dance between water quality and crop nutrition. In this exploration, we delve into the heart of communities, where a grassroots movement is reshaping...
Food planning events; how to make it? Given that the Taste of Chicago first started in 1980, the organizers of the Taste have a lot of experience in organizing a community food festival. The Mayor’s Office of Special Events manages the program and oversees planning and execution. Its administrators offer advice for those creating a similar celebration for the first time or adding a programming language...
