Carson Ross, a Blue Springs resident for more than 47 years, was initially elected as Mayor in April of 2008 and reelected in April 2012, April 2016 and 2020. He is the first African American Mayor of Blue Springs, Missouri. Mayor Ross presently serves as a Past Secretary and current First Vice-Chair of the Mid-America …
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Kelvin has more than 25 years of experience in local and state government at the highest levels. Among the highlights of Kelvin’s distinguished career in state government are appointments by three different Missouri Governors (Carnahan, Holden and Nixon) to some of the most prestigious cabinet positions and state posts. He served as Chairman and Commissioner …
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Brown tells her story coming from being a mother at 15 to owning her own realty company. Tenesia spoke about what it takes to win in the real-estate market an how Key’s Realty Group has taken advantage market, You Need A Team Who Is Knowledgeable, Understanding, Passionate, Tenacious And Will Go To Bat For You‼️ …
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We talked about her job at KAKE TV in Wichita and her 15 years at Sirius XM radio.
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – The Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce announced its next president and CEO on Monday. The chamber said John Rolfe will succeed Gary Plummer who departed in April. Rolfe will also become the first African American to hold the title of president and CEO for the chamber. His duties will include “building …
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Interview With Renaire Palmer owner Of Fundamental Fitness
What’s Up Wichita sits down with local business owner Curtis Bowen as he discusses his life journey, how he became an electrician, and the advantages to working as a tradesman
What’s Up Kansas City talks with Crows Coffee shop Owner Zach Moores and Assistant City Manager Rick Usher about how coffee shops and co-working spaces have influenced the innovation of start-ups in Kansas City and on how business relationships grow through coffee shop culture.
Black Americans need to practice group economics to survive and thrive or we are FINISH!!!
