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West Philly native creates hypoallergenic hair brand that's gone international
Black Business Month is a time to celebrate diverse entrepreneurs. Many of them created businesses focused on needs that are often overlooked.That's the case with one business owner in Manayunk whose nationally-renowned hair brand focuses on sensitive scalps."I'm pretty sensitive, tender-headed, so I really didn't have the best salon experience," said Ash Williams, of South Philadelphia, as she got her hair braided by natural stylist Kiara Brown."Braids are super, super popular now," said Brown, who leads the team of stylists at Dosso Beauty's new salon and shop in Manayunk. The brand is focused on providing certified hypoallergenic braiding hair."It...
Campus Recreation: By the Numbers
Gettysburg College's campus recreation program continues to set the standard among our peer institutions. While students seek to build their knowledge and enduring skills in the classroom, they work on their physical well-being and mental fortitude in the gym, pool, and surrounding fields through a range of recreational and competitive opportunities.
Gettysburg College offers public seminars
Gettysburg College is offering two upcoming opportunities to visit our campus for events focused on open dialogue and productive conversations across difference. These events are open to the public. Raj Vinnakota. “Living in Our Community: Conversations for Change”. Aug, 26, 7pm, CUB Ballroom. As President of the Institute For Citizens...
Sheetz to be built at site of pizzeria, wine shop in central Pa.
Sheetz is making plans for a convenience store in Mount Joy Township that would take a spot along Route 743 just over a half-mile south of Route 283. The new Sheetz would replace a building at 50 Veterans Drive that is the home of Pizzatown and Ferrarelli House of Wine, whose owners say they plan to relocate.
Reed: Total team effort puts MC in the win column over Wildcats
MILL HALL – The Mifflin County Huskies traveled to Central Mountain to take on the Wildcats at Malinak Stadium. “It was great glad to see our defense step up our power run game team. We met them physically right off the bat,” Coach Shane Breon. Mifflin County gave...
Garrett Alberson Wins Thriller, Dillan Stake Dominates Zimmerman Tribute, Altobelli Wins Modifieds
Port Royal, PA — Garrett Alberson had been due a win with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series for some time in 2024. He would earn that win by 0.009 seconds over Devon Moran on Friday night. In the 40-lap feature event, Alberson would roll of outside row...
Helper stole $180K, drugs from elderly woman in central Pa.: police
A caretaker made nearly $200,000 in purchases and withdrawals using credit cards stolen from a woman in Manheim Township, according to police. Jamie Lloyd, 42, of Lititz, faces multiple felony charges of identity theft, financial exploitation of an older adult and theft by deception after police said she took advantage of an older woman in her care.
Building on success: Susquenita Blackhawks girls’ soccer squad prepares for a breakout year
Not content with their recent successes, the Susquenita Blackhawk girls’ soccer team is going headlong into the upcoming season with new jerseys, new goals and a new attitude. “This is the year for this team to be the next team to take us to a higher level” remarked 7th...
Newport Buffaloes football enters its 98th campaign with a small but dedicated roster
While the Buffaloes roster carries just 24 players, veteran skipper Todd Rothermel (97-74 overall, 64-61 at Newport) is cautiously optimistic, “This is the best we have looked early in practice in the several years. The kids are very focused mentally. It is not taking as many repetitions to get things right (as in the recent past). The kids are showing a strong desire to improve and have a very positive outlook.”
Lockers installed in Lancaster for homeless population
(WHTM) — For those who are un-housed, it’s common for their items to be stolen or thrown away, but a Midstate man is trying to change that. Homeless people in Lancaster City will now have a locker to store some of their things, giving them back their dignity and taking away that worry. “I came […]
Cabbage Hill’s St. Joseph Church to step up its assistance to the unhoused
St. Joseph Catholic Church in Lancaster’s Cabbage Hill has decided to become a regular part of the network that provides homeless individuals temporary shelter when the weather turns dangerously hot or cold. Going forward, the church, located at 440 St. Joseph St., will offer respite in its St. Francis...
Parents chose themselves and their animals over their children’s well-being after leaving the children clinically maInourished, uneducated and with health problems, while feeding their animals with salmon; sentenced
Philadelphia, PA – According to the court documents, the 38-year-old mom, later identified as CrystaI, and the 48-year-old dad, later identified as Shanne, were sentenced to 8 to 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple counts of child endangerment. Both parents were also ordered not to contact their kids until they turn 18 and only with approval of a court-appointed therapist.
Road closures around Hersheypark Stadium announced ahead of upcoming concerts this weekend
HERSHEY, Pa. — With two big concerts at Hersheypark Stadium expected to draw large crowds this weekend, the Derry Township Police Department on Friday announced temporary road closures in the Hersheypark area to help with the anticipated traffic rush. On Friday, when Creed is performing, the following roads will...
Northwood Civic continues to fight health center at Friends
Northwood Civic Association members heard an update on the proposed district health center at Friends Hospital at their Aug. 20 meeting. The city plans to build health centers at Friends and Frankford Avenue and Pratt Street – just 1.4 miles apart – because of the long wait for appointments at the center at 2230 Cottman Ave.
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