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African Children’s Choir to light up the stage at Mint Hill churches
Matthews – Mint Hill Weekly Posted by Crystal O’Gorman on March 9, 2015 in Arts & Entertainment, News MINT HILL – The African Children’s Choir will take the stage for several free performances at Mint Hill churches later this month. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Entertainment/Creative Arts, Events and Galas, Human Interest, Human Rights, Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly, Newspaper, Philanthropy, Spirituality and Religion, Traditional Journalism
Tagged African Children's Choir, Arlington Baptist Church, Blair Road United Methodist, Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly, Music for Life
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Silent Images teaches Myanmar’s leaders how to tell their own stories
Matthews – Mint Hill Weekly Posted by Crystal O’Gorman on February 6, 2015 in News MATTHEWS – Tucked away at the corner of an alley on John Street in Matthews, the whole world unfolds – the beauty, the suffering, the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Entertainment/Creative Arts, Events and Galas, Human Interest, Human Rights, Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly, Newspaper, Philanthropy, Traditional Journalism
Tagged Burma, David Johnson, DeBeor Fellowship, humanitarian photographer, Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly, Myanmar, Silent Images, The DeBeor Family Foundation
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One7 provides refuge for those who need help
The Charlotte Observer City News Sunday, January 25, 2015 David Garrett never expected to open an after-school program for impoverished and underprivileged children. Garrett grew up in Tennessee, the son of a judge, but said he spent his teens and … Continue reading
Math program offers variety of methods
The Charlotte Observer City News Saturday, January 3, 2015 Seventh-graders at McClintock Middle School gather at work stations in Teach to One math classrooms. Divided by wooden storage shelves, students review math taught by teachers, through online instruction and with … Continue reading
GenerationNation gets young people involved
Deirdre Jonese Austin, a 17-year-old Independence High School senior, said that before joining GenerationNation, she hadn’t given much thought whether her voice mattered. “Now I know it does,” she said. “Each time a city council member, county commissioner, school board … Continue reading
