An addition to the Golden Mile has emerged – Afri-starr Barbershop on Waverley Drive. Owned and operated by Eric Manu, a skilled barber with over 15 years of experience, this establishment brings a touch of Ghanaian flair to the community.

Step Afrika!, the internationally acclaimed dance company known for its electrifying performances blending stepping, traditional African dance, and contemporary choreography, is set to captivate audiences at the Weinberg Center for the Arts on April 26th at 8 P.M.

Jollof on Point is a newly opened culinary addition to the Frederick restaurant scene that offers an authentic taste of Nigeria's rich and diverse cuisine.

Women's History Month culminated with a powerful and inspiring event hosted by the The Frederick Club of The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., (NBPW) program, where five local African American women authors were honored for their remarkable contributions to literature: Theresa Harrison, Joy Hall Onley, Dr. Denise Rollins, Dr. Terry Scott, and Dr. Love Sechrest. The event, held last week, served as a celebration of resilience, creativity, and the power of storytelling to uplift and inspire.

Unscripted Sisters, comprised of Dr. Denise Rollins, Charlotte Shakleford, Katrina Norfleet, Zohnette Sligh, and Simone Whyte, have embarked on a transformative journey to empower women through candid conversations and shared stories. Through their platform, the Whole Life Center, they aim to address issues of interest to women today while focusing on the holistic well-being of the whole woman—mind, body, and spirit.

In a historic triumph that sent waves throughout the Frederick community, the Frederick High School Boys Basketball team secured the Class 4A State Championship title, marking their first win in an astounding 42 years. Under the guidance of dedicated coaches and the relentless determination of the players, Frederick High School etched its name into the annals of Maryland high school basketball history.

Gaslight Gallery in downtown Frederick recently hosted an artist talk and reception centered around GraffDummy's thought-provoking exhibit, "The Bomb Era." The event, held on March 2nd, provided attendees with an opportunity to delve into the accompanying work to the documentary "The House on Johnathan Street" by 3 Roads Communications.