Morgan A. Owens
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Commentary
COMMENTARY: No More New Year’s — New You
NNPA NEWSWIRE — When you really think about it, why do we give OTHERS control or authority over our self-worth? It’s ours. Being fully transparent, you won’t find your self-worth in a day, a week or even a year. The journey can be long and is often emotionally painful, but it is necessary! […read more]
Commentary
COMMENTARY: Let Your Voice Be Heard
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “…Even now I contemplated about sharing parts of my story. In the back of my mind I told myself, “Who would listen to me?” “Who would believe me?” Then I remembered my why: Why I decided to tell my story, so that others would have the courage and self-love to tell theirs.” […read more]
Business
Werking Women Project Celebrates Minority Women in Business
CINCINNATI HERALD — “I wanted a platform where women who looked like me could be celebrated…” Through an extensive application/selection process, we have chosen the top Women that we feel have represented themselves and their communities while aligning with the mission of the Morgan A. Owens brand and The Cincinnati Herald. […read more]
Books
COMMENTARY: Know Your Worth, Right Now
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “It wasn’t until I made a conscience decision to love my body and myself no matter what. I was tired of being unhappy. I found that confidence by helping others. In turn, I found my self-worth.” […read more]
Politics
Debate Night: Black Vote, Health Care, Economy
The Associated Press The black vote, health care and economic issues were among the talking points that sparked clashes during debates Tuesday ahead of next month’s midterm elections. Highlights: ___ ILLINOIS: FIGHTING FOR BLACK VOTE Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn and Republican businessman Bruce Rauner defended Read More
Politics
Courthouse Square Dedication to Former Sheriff Thomas E. Gilmore Held This Past Saturday
Special to the NNPA from the Greene County Democrat More than 500 Greene County citizens and friends from Ensley and across the state attended Saturday’s ceremony to dedicate and name the old Courthouse and Courthouse Square for former Sheriff Thomas E. Gilmore. Gilmore was the Read More
