Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 31st of August.
Good morning, Southfield.
🎭 Culture
Jamie Sherrod interviewed Tommie Smith, president of the local Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity chapter, to discuss Greek life, brotherhood, and its commitment to service yesterday in Southfield.
Megan Schikora, who balanced her mental health career and teaching (while squeezing time for her own writing), had her debut novel A Woman in Pink named as a Writing Award Short List Choice for the Page Turner Awards yesterday.
Local ballerina Jamie Sherrod won gold at the NAACP (Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific) Olympics competition yesterday, and she discussed her win with Christen Devani.
The achievement highlights her talent and hard work in the arts.
🎓 Education
Renaissance City Chargers is preparing to support kids heading back to school this fall, with executive director Guye Goodlow detailing plans for tutoring and mentoring programs & community partnerships to aid a smooth transition.
🏈 Sports
Jamie Sherrod interviewed 12-year-old Layla Brown—Renaissance City Chargers cheer captain—to share her experience with the team.
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