Everyone is suffering because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and there has been a lot of talk about bailing out businesses. From the airlines to local family-owned small businesses, everyone seems to be talking about a different plan to relieve the stress and pressure that this pandemic is placing on industry. But not enough people are […]
COVID-19, the novel Coronavirus, has pretty much upended everyone’s lives and is forcing everyone to stay indoors. The pandemic is also putting a strain on our ability to directly help people in need without anyone becoming infected. In Prince William County, single adults experiencing homelessness who live in the woods have to travel to the […]
The Coronavirus pandemic is getting worse by the day, and there isn’t an end in sight. The threat that COVID-19 poses has families across the country rightfully terrified. The nation hasn’t dealt with a pandemic of this magnitude in more than a century. People are worried about what this could mean for their jobs. Grocery […]
This guest article is written by Bishop John Reid of John Reid Ministries. For disclaimer information, visit our Contact page. It seems that everywhere you turn, every media outlet seems to be continually broadcasting the gravity of the Coronavirus or COVID-19. Amazingly, it takes the fear of a pandemic to convince everyone to wash their […]
Virginia’s Democratic Primary is tomorrow, and the Democratic field has narrowed from 29 candidates to only five. But that doesn’t mean you should stay home. When the 2020 Democratic field started to shape up, it was the most diverse field the party had ever seen. Now, it has been narrowed down to four white people […]
The minimum wage—something Virginia has neglected for far too long. Yes, our commonwealth is in desperate need of a minimum wage increase, and we’re about to get it. But it might not be as great as you think. SB 7, proposed by Senate Majority Leader Dick Saslaw (D-Fairfax), is a piece of legislation that raises […]
If you’re over the age of 50, chances are you remember the original American Basketball Association (ABA) for being the home of such teams as the Indiana Pacers and New Jersey Nets, and a league that was made famous by Hall of Famers like Moses Malone, Rick Barry and Julius “Dr. J” Erving before it […]
by John Reid, Editor During a taping of “The Read with Carylee” show at Jirani’s Coffehouse in Manassas we had the chance to meet with Mr. Marc Boston, a husband, father of three and an author. He read his book, “The Girl Who Carried Too Much Stuff.” Afterwards, we sat down with Marc to discuss […]
by John Reid, Editor “I am master of my spoken words and slave to those which remain unspoken.” – Ankita Singhal For the past decade Spirits and Lyrics Entertainment has enlightened, educated and empowered audiences with dazzling spoken word artists and musicians. Each word they emote, whether it’s from the microphone or guitar, paints a […]
by John Reid, Editor Recently we visited the Swannluv Creations Art Exhibit in Woodbridge and had the opportunity to meet with Keyshawn Bushrod, and up and coming artist. He gave us the background story behind his artwork and what was his inspiration for doing so. Below is our video interview with young Mr. Bushrod and […]
