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October 21, 2026

Inside 820 S. Michigan—new book captures lost world of Ebony and Jet

Discover 820 Ebony/Jet, Barbara Karant’s photography book preserving the iconic interiors of Johnson Publishing’s Chicago headquarters and its cultural legacy.

Tennessee constitutional amendments draw opposition over civil rights, taxes and victims’ protections

Explore Tennessee’s three constitutional amendments on bail, property taxes and victims’ rights, and why critics oppose the November 3 ballot measures.

Nashville Cluster of Links, Incorporated Celebrates National Leadership and Hosts Central Area Town Hall

Nashville Links chapters celebrate Dr. Sharon Dixon Gentry’s election as national vice president and host a Central Area Town Hall focused on service.

Tennessee State Museum awards $5M in grants to museums across the state

Tennessee State Museum awards $5 million to 102 museums across 49 counties for repairs, capital improvements and preservation of the state’s heritage.

Expressions of faith: We are one in Christ

Bishop-elect Dr. Monterey D. Lee Sr. reflects on God’s love, redemption and the unity of believers in Christ.

Black church writes AI’s next chapter

Rev. Dr. Adolphus Lacey urges Black churches to embrace AI training, shape technology’s future and preserve the human connections at the heart of faith.

Department of Education must stop destroying dreams of next generation

Marc Morial urges the Department of Education to remove graduate student loan caps and protect college access for Black students and future professionals

Why I support Cuba

Dr. E. Faye Williams reflects on a fact-finding trip to Cuba, praising its people’s resilience and calling for an end to the U.S. embargo.

FAFSA opens doors to college, but many students still need help completing it

FAFSA completion opens doors to college financial aid, but low-income and first-generation students often need extra help navigating the application.

Rising health care costs worry Americans as support grows for major reforms

Rising health care costs worry 60% of voters, a KFF poll finds, as Americans call for major reforms and support for Medicare for All grows.

School book bans reach record high, with nearly 12,000 removals nationwide

PEN America reports nearly 12,000 school book bans in 2025–26, affecting 7,370 titles and raising concerns about students’ access to diverse literature.

Phenomenal Fall at the Frist Art Museum

Explore fall at Nashville’s Frist Art Museum with immersive exhibitions, Freaky Frist Friday, family activities and a preview of upcoming shows.

Enjoy Ballet, Opera, Broadway Theater and more this month in Music City

Explore Nashville performing arts events, including Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera, Orchestra Noir and Broadway shows at TPAC this fall.

Harlem Renaissance legends come alive in remarkable documentary

Explore Once Upon a Time in Harlem, a documentary capturing Harlem Renaissance legends discussing Black history, art and culture at a 1972 gathering.

Homemade Halloween Treats

Make homemade Halloween treats with easy ideas for spooky cupcakes, creepy cookies, party mix, pumpkin pie and caramel-dipped apples.

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