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T-Ray puts in a busy month of performances and an album release, despite COVID and Hurricane Ida.
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September 21, 2021
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T-Ray puts in a busy month of performances and an album release, despite COVID and Hurricane Ida.
The post Multi-Genre Violinist Finally Free
Hilda Mera emigrated to the U.S. as a teenager. Today, she is a successful businesswoman and educator in a male-dominated field.
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Dana W. White went from cutting ad sheets at her grandfather’s newspaper to becoming the public face of Hyundai North America.
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Candace Hawthorne is the only woman to lead the storied band onto the field since 1952.
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He mentors and advocates for inner-city youth in Dover, Delaware.
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Built by an African-American in 1888, the hotel once welcomed Mark Twain and W.E.B. Du Bois. Two investors are rebuilding it.
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A surprise chilly experience in Nairobi in July 2005 inspired Elena Kuoni’s business.
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New law addresses social equity and OKs possession and recreational use for those over 21.
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![Olympic gold and silver medalist Rochelle Stevens (center) hosts a track camp for youths in Memphis, Tennessee. “More than 30,000 inner-city youth have taken part in our tracks meets and programs [overall],” Stevens said. (Courtesy of Rochelle Stevens)](https://www.thevoicenashville.com/wp-content/uploads/feat_05868dea-cc30-4458-b08a-178aaf274af1.jpeg)
Rochelle Stevens runs a track camp and scholarship program for young athletes in Memphis, Tennessee.
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“Awesome Dawesome” opens up about Simone Biles pulling out of the Olympics and her own efforts to change gymnastics culture.
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