Creating Safe Spaces for Creativity and Healing: Shena “Sam” McEachern-Smith Grows New Vintage by Sam
For Shena “Sam” McEachern-Smith, entrepreneurship is rooted in creativity, healing, and connection. A Morgan State University alumna (Public Health, 2007), McEachern-Smith is the founder of New Vintage by Sam. This purpose-driven creative brand blends jewelry design, cultural storytelling, and experiential art through initiatives like The Bead Bar. What began as a personal outlet has…
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NCIA Earns Highest Level National Accreditation for Supporting People with Dual Diagnosis
National Association for the Dually Diagnosed recognizes NCIA for excellence in care for those with co-occurring intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health needs Baltimore, Md. – NCIA has earned a three-year accreditation, the highest level awarded, from the National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (NADD) for services supporting people with co-occurring intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental…
Shannon Ramsey : Power of One
Day 24 | Black Futures Cypher – The Power of One For Shannon Ramsey, inspiration is spiritual before it is musical. A singer, songwriter, and founder of SUNDAR MUSIC & Let the Truth Be Told, Ramsey approaches artistry as both calling and contribution. Her work is rooted in faith, affirmation, and intentional service—centered on helping…
Building Generational Wealth Through Financial Literacy: Yemi Oyeleye Leads with Integrity
As Baltimore prepares to welcome thousands of visitors for CIAA Weekend, The Baltimore Times is proud to spotlight entrepreneurs whose journeys were shaped at HBCUs and who are now building businesses that strengthen our communities. Through a partnership with Morgan State University – Regional Hub of Howard University and the PNC National Center for Entrepreneurship,…
CIAA tournament, again, welcomes numerous participants from Baltimore area
Excitement awaits as the 2026 CIAA Basketball Tournament soon returns to Charm City, a town whose basketball tradition, culture and legacy run deep. For the second consecutive year, the tournament will welcome 17 participants – 16 men’s and women’s players combined along with a head coach – who are either from Baltimore City or competed…
