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(BALTIMORE – September 23, 2026) – I have often said that if you get one true friend in this world, you are rich. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity expresses it this way:…
LEGENDS OF BALTIMORE: MORE THAN A GAME | The Brother on the Corner: Rasul Muhammad, aka Pat McKinley
(BALTIMORE – September 29, 2026) – For years, I bought The Final Call and bean pies from a tall, quiet brother on the corner of Eutaw and Lexington. Years. I’d hand him my money; he’d hand me the paper. “As-salaam alaikum.” “Wa alaikum salaam.” “Alright now, brother.” And I’d keep it moving. I had no idea who I was talking to. That brother was Rasul Muhammad. Before he was Brother Rasul, he was Pat McKinley: a Towson University Hall of Famer, a Washington Bullets draft pick, and one of the first four players inducted into the Baltimore Neighborhood Basketball League…
(BALTIMORE – September 28, 2026) — Maybe you left college to work. Maybe you were raising children, caring for family, or facing a bill that couldn’t wait. You earned credits, but life interrupted the degree. Morgan State University’s latest scholarship announcement speaks directly to people in that position. The Crankstart Foundation has renewed an $800,000, four-year grant to help adult learners return and earn their first bachelor’s degree. Morgan’s Center for Continuing and Professional Studies has administered the scholarship since 2016. But the announcement opens a larger conversation for anyone who has ever said, “I need to go back and finish.”…
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Baltimore Basketball Leader to Receive Joe Manns Black Wall Street Award (BALTIMORE – September 21, 2026) — Simon Edwards, a Baltimore-born former Division I basketball player, coach, motivational speaker and community leader, will be honored at Black Wall Street COLIN’S on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Colin’s Seafood & Grill. Edwards’ basketball journey began in Baltimore, where he learned the game at the historic Bentalou Recreation Center under the mentorship of Coach Herman. He also credits “Mr. Bill” at Cloverdale with helping shape his development. After attending Towson Catholic High School, Edwards continued his career…
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