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We Have In Raleigh/Durham There AreArrived No If, Ands, Or Buts About It! A Letter From The Editor A Letter from the Editor

I would be the first to admit that God had to reach way down, I mean really deep to find me.

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when to be quiet, because Wesomeone must be mindful may getofit the confused concern God has arrogant. for our lives. He with being sometimes allows us to make mistakesMake withyou hopes that we will tomorrow soon learn from them. happen today, butI learned most that itimportantly is impossible for me to make make it count. it in this world alone.

I also learned Life is but a whisper and that even afterput my ourselves boot straps we must in had a broken, He replaced them with position to hear what it is a pair that he purposed telling us. to walk in favor and righteousness.

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Attorney Katrina Smith

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athleen Brown-Tate doesn’t know how to do anything small. The Seattle Washington native has been married for three years and is a and the second youngest of nine siblings, including eight girls and one boy. She is also the aunt of twenty-six nieces and nephews and proud mother of two wonderful children and one wonderful step-daughter.

“Our mission is to book you a vacation of a lifetime”

She is a graduate of Hillside High School and has studied at Liberty University with a focus on Criminal Justice. Additionally, she is a Clean Room Technician Supervisor at a prominent pharmaceutical company. Still, she has found time to pursue a new interest and is aiming to take the travel agency industry by storm.

The traveling industry is a billion dollar pie that Tate was eager to get a slice of. Tate’s Travel launched in January of 2016. Initially, she was trying out something new that would provide her an additional income.

“I wanted to bring more to the table for my family. I had a desire for financial freedom and by divine appointment, a phenomenal woman, Andrea Williams invited me to get involved into the traveling business.

I gladly accepted and Tate’s travel became my new baby,” she says.

Tate’s Travel offers a wide variety of services based on an individuals desire. They offer little getaways to extreme vacations, including cruises, hotels, flights, and rental cars.

Packages can be produced based on the client’s must haves for vacation. They work side by side with their clients to make their experience unforgettable by finding the most economical package while paying close attention to their wants. There is even an opportunity for someone who may be interested to become a certified travel agent through Tate’s Travel.

Tate says her ideal getaway is to be on a beach with white sand. “I can picture clear blue waters and a cool breeze. No noise, just the sound of waves crashing at my feet. I also envision a cold beverage in my hand and taking a deep breath, thinking ‘this is the life’. This is the type of vacation I strive to make a reality for my client,” she says.

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“I find joy in knowing that I am bringing more income to my family and helping someone live out many of their dreams”.

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“I strive to be the best mother to my kids the best wife to my husband. I also strive to be the best person I can be to others and the best Travel Agent to my clients”.

Tate says she really enjoys the opportunities that Tate’s Travel provides her. She constantly gets to meet new people that are interested in learning more about the business aspect. She also has the pleasure of helping individuals book their vacation of a lifetime. “I find joy in knowing that I am bringing more income to my family and helping someone live out many of their dreams,”she says.

Like everything else, Tate says there are always pros and cons with her business venture. The most common obstacle for her is getting familiar with her clients and determining a ideal package that will suit their time and budget. Another challenge is finding inventive ways to introduce and inform the world about Tate’s Travel. She also has to deal with rejection, something that all businesses face, especially in a sales oriented business such a travel. “I sell travel and I recruit new people to open their own travel business. Sometimes I may come across those who are nervous and fearful about opening their own business, and many decline.

I was also afraid but I have become what I want them to be also, and that is a business owner,” she says.

Tate is a devout woman of faith and uninhibitedly speaks about the impact that God has on her life and career.

“I strive to be the best mother to my kids and the best wife to my husband.

I also strive to be the best person I can be to others and the best Travel Agent to my clients. After all, they are the heartbeat of my company,” she says.

“Their satisfaction in my professionalism, attitude and timely response impacts my company”.

“Don’t think that it is out of reach based on price. See what I can do for you, your friends and family and know that I can lift the burden of planning and booking the perfect vacation”.

Tate says she is inspired by her parents Kathleen and Ronald Brown.

When she was younger, Tate says she told her mother she wanted to be like her. Her parents have owned two successful businesses and it was only natural that she would also become an entrepreneur as well. Tate says her mother responded, “Don’t be like me, strive to be better than me”. With those words she hit the ground running. Additionally, there more entrepreneurs surrounding her. She has two uncles who are music producers and a father in-law who owns a thriving T-shirt business.

Anyone that may be interested in traveling in the near future, Tate encourages them to contact her and allow Tate’s Travel to help create the vacation of a lifetime. “Don’t think that it is out of reach based on price. See what I can do for you, your friends and family and know that I can lift the burden of planning and booking the perfect vacation,” she says. h

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ierce. That is how Katrina Smith describes herself. The attorney and entrepreneur who was born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina says the road has never been easy and all of her life she’s had to fight. She had to fight to have a voice, had to fight to get an education, and had to fight to get respect.

Even though her parents kept her in church, almost daily, she still strayed as a teenager. “I did everything that I was big and bad enough to do,” she says. When she was in the tenth grade, she had a confrontation with a teacher who told her she wasn’t going to make it. “You ain’t going to make it.

You are going to end up dead or in jail,” she recalls her saying.

Smith says she responded by telling the teacher “just watch me”. That was the turning point in her life and Attorney Smith got to work.

Her grades got better. She studied her bible verses and prayed and in July of 2002, she received an acceptance letter to North Carolina Central University. She graduated with her first Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice in May of 2005, with the highest honors. She received her second Bachelor of Science Degree in Family & Consumer Sciences in May of 2006 with the highest honors.

In August of 2006, Attorney Smith began her journey as a law student at North Carolina Central University School of Law. As a law student, she was selected to serve as the President of Phi Alpha Delta (Watkins Chapter) for two consecutive terms and received the “Outstanding Justice” Award and “Community Service Recognition Award” during the 2007-2008 term. She was also a Senior Board Member of NCCU School of Law Moot Court Board for two consecutive terms and received extensive training from the Honorable Judge Wanda Bryant on appellate advocacy.

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After graduating from NCCU School of Law in May of 2009, she sat for the North Carolina State Bar Exam and received her license to practice law on August 28, 2009. After obtaining her law license in August of 2009, the State of North Carolina was on a hiring freeze. This meant that there were no jobs for anyone, including attorneys. Attorney Smith says she had no choice but to work three jobs to make ends meet. One, was serving as an Independent Contractor at a small law firm.

Although she gained a lot of practical experience working with this small law firm, she says she was tired and fell into a mini depression. “Why is this happening to me? Why must I borrow from Peter to pay Paul? I did everything right, why must I work three jobs as an attorney to survive,” she questioned herself. However, her Christian background and strong relationship with God did not allow her to stay in that depressed state for long. She began to pray. Soon God gave her a sign to move and she did.

She started her own practice, Smith Legal Solutions, in April of 2010 with six active clients and $560 that she borrowed from her father. By December of 2010, her practice grew to fifty-two active clients.

“What I love most about my business is being a voice for the voiceless”.

Attorney Smith handles every phase of a client’s case including initial consultations, investigations, legal research, negotiation, motions practice, hearings and trial. Still her primary focus is family law and landlord tenant law. “What I love most about my business is being a voice for the voiceless,” she states. Quoting Proverbs 31:8-9, Attorney Smith says she “speaks up for people who cannot speak for themselves. Protects the rights of all who are helpless. Speaks for them and be a righteous judge and protects the rights of the poor and needy.” This is the goal that she strives to meet daily with each client that comes in contact with Smith Legal Solutions.

She says that each and every client is very important. There have been memorable ones that have help to shape her as an attorney. One case that stands out is a probation violation case that she was assigned to handle in October of 2009. “Many people told me that it was a losing case and that I should not put a lot of energy into it, but I ignored them. I researched the law for days and had many sleepless nights. When it was time to appear - May/June 2016 12 12 HuamiMagazine.com Raleigh/Durham Raleigh/Durham - March -- 2016 12 HuamiMagazine.com

in front of the judge, I argued my little heart out. I felt that there was no way the judge would have found that my client violated the terms of probation, but I was wrong. Everyone in the court was shocked when the judge found my client in willful violation of her probation and sent her to jail,” she says.

Surprisingly her client wasn’t upset with the results but instead thanked her for fighting them. Whenever Smith comes in contact with them, she is always happy to her.

Named one of the “Top 10 Best Attorneys in Client Satisfaction” by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys

Another memorable case Smith recalls is when she represented a father who was seeking visitation with his daughter. The mother was ruthless and decided that she would do everything in her power to prevent this man from having a relationship with his daughter.

Even though the mother was ruthless, she failed to realized that Attorney Smith was (and still am) relentless in her pursuit of justice. Attorney Smith and her client spent many, many nights prepping for their hearing and going over every single detail of the facts. The end result – her client received sole legal and sole physical custody of his daughter.

Attorney Smith is inspired by the smiles on her clients’ faces when they realize that they have found an attorney who they can trust and who will fight for them. Most importantly she is inspired by serving others and getting them the results that they desperately need and deserve. Although not required, Attorney Smith also is grateful for receiving local and national recognition for her good work.

Her success has came by the support and encouragement of others. Prior to taking the bench, Judge Pat Evans served as a great resource who not only took Attorney Smith under her wings, but also taught her how to effectively and efficiently practice law. “She would spend hours guiding me on how to manage a case and how to fearlessly represent my clients. Under her guidance and instruction, I have zealously litigated hundreds of cases and utilized my skills to serve as a mentor to younger attorneys,” she says. Attorney George Ligon Jr. also assisted her with managing and understanding her civil litigation practice and provided the tools for her to acquire her first office space. She also acknowledges Mrs. Rosalyn Dobbin, Attorney Stephanie Brown, Attorney Amanda Roberson, and Attorney Raushanah Rogers for assisting her with establishing her family law practice and giving her the motivation to keep moving forward when life gets rough.

Her advice to others that may follow in her footsteps is to plan by writing out goals and develop a strategy on how to attack and accomplish each goal.

Her current mantra is “Wake, Pray, Play, and Slay”.

“Wake up knowing your goals and what you want for yourself. Pray that God will give you guidance and the courage you need to achieve your goals. Play with your friends and love ones because tomorrow is never promised and time waits for no one. You do not want to get so caught up in “self” and jeopardize your support system which will weaken your foundation. Slay relentlessly in the pursuit of your goals. Do not take “NO” for an answer and remember that the only limitation that you have in life is the one that you put on yourself,” she says. h

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here are many words that can be used to describe her. She’s a friend, a sister, daughter, encourager, motivator, listener, advocate, supporter, teacher and writer.

Most importantly, Brandy Dolby says she is a willing vessel and young lady that has allowed God to use her for His greater purpose.

She is a native of Raleigh, N.C., and holds a bachelors degree in Political Science and Criminal Justice, and also a masters degree in Public Administration and Education. She is also a member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Her favorite quote is “A woman’s heart should be so hidden in Christ that a man should have to seek Him first to find her”.

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Dolby wrote her first book in 2012 and it was published in 2013. She had no desire or interest in writing a book, but God saw differently. Through various mechanisms, she says God continued to bring to her attention His desire for her to write and share her story with others. “I was afraid to tell my story because telling it made me transparent and displayed by vulnerabilities. Placing my fears aside and being obedient to what God instructed me to do has been one of the biggest blessing of my life,” she say. What started as an experience turned into her testimony, which later turned into a book.

Her first book “I’m Waiting on God” details Dolby’s testimony and how a disappointing event turned into a blessing and deeper relationship with God. “I am just an ordinary girl that God decided to use for a bigger purpose. Although I felt like I was the only one going through such a hurting and disappointing situation, It was not my time and God was right there carving out the path of my journey. It was just up to me to take the path to where he was leading me,” she declares.

Dolby is inspired by life. Things haven’t always been easy for her, and she has dealt with as many rough moments as she has good ones. There were times of which she complained and compared herself to meaningless things, instead of embracing the good of her own life. “I was very unhappy at one time in my life, but I thank God for his grace and mercy because I can now truly say I embrace life,” she says. I don’t worry about where I am or where I am not in life, but all that matters is that I am right where God intends for me to be for the moment.”

Family and friends have played a huge part of who Dolby is and who she strives to be. Though they may not realize it, she says each of have all inspired her in countless ways. “I appreciate all the love, encouragement and support they are always providing. I truly value family and friendships and don’t take any of them for granted, no matter if the relationship is for a reason, season or a lifetime,” she says. “I have met people that I have only had the opportunity to interact with one time, but that one time was all I needed to take something away for the interaction that will help inspire and impact me for the remainder of my life.”

Brandy dolBy “I was afraid to tell my story because telling it made me transparent and displayed by vulnerabilities”.

As fearful as it was in the beginning to be able to share with others, Dolby understands that through her experiences, she will be able to help others. Writing allows her to be open and resilient. She plans to continue to be obedient to Gods plan and will, and believes that He has instructed her to write more books. She recently completed her second book titled “I’m Just Brandy (Blessed) Dolby” and hopes to have it released in the fall of 2016. “God is leading me in a direction of writing that I am not too sure about, but I am still excited to take the journey,” says Dolby. She also has a desire to use her books as a platform to travel and motivationally speak to young girls and women on a local, national and even global level. Her message is focused on keeping God first. “If you do just that, everything else will fall into place,” she says. h

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homasville, N.C. native and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill graduate, Anthony Anderson has accomplished a lot of things in his life. Though he is most proud of the relationships that have formed from these experiences and the lives of which he has had the opportunity to impact.

Now currently married and residing in Durham, N.C., Anderson began teaching, coaching and mentoring in Chapel Hill-Carrboro city schools immediately after college. While pursuing his career, he also realized that he had a passion for business. That led to the creation of his first company, Double A’s Electronics of which he launched in 1998.

What started as a self-taught hobby turned into a business where he sold and installed car stereo equipment. This venture quickly taught him about profit and loss. “Losing did not feel too well. While cultivating and increasing my business acumen, I learned that an exit strategy is just as important as the developmental phase,” he says.

Anderson continued to follow his passion and in 2006 he decided to go in a different direction. With the loss of his best friend and becoming a newlywed, he says his motivation to do more greatly increased.

He created Guardian Consulting Group, a business consulting firm that specialized in cost cutting, long term and responsive assistance for small businesses, and launched a non-profit organization called, Things Change. In 2008, he entered into a contract with a professional sports and entertainment firm that focused on developing client-owned businesses. By 2009, he celebrated the opening of a Golden Corral franchise, his first major project.

Within two and a half years, he developed a portfolio of client-owned businesses that currently generate over a $11,000,000 annually in revenue. In the midst of the twist and turns, Anderson says he was in search of a more sustainable career. In 2011 he created Champion Sports & Entertainment where he presently serves as a personal business manager, providing life management and financial advisory services for professional athletes, their families, and their businesses.

“Losing did not feel too well. While cultivating and increasing my business acumen, I learned that an exit strategy is just as important as the developmental phase”.

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“At Champion Sports and Entertainment we create and coordinate the most impactful experience possible for your entertainment booking and production needs. Private event planning is among our most utilized services. Entertainment is crafted to your custom needs by our innovative and experienced staff,” says Anderson. Their staff has more than 15 years combined of experience in planning and coordinating the entire gamut of entertainment expressions. “Choosing an entertainment consultant is the most important decision you’ll make in transforming your idea into an event or production that is memorable, amazing and/or profitable,” he says. This is where Champion Sports & Entertainment is most effective.

They work to acquire the best talent, companies and/or resources for their client’s events and day-to-day business.

“It is important to the success and reputation of your brand, and we know how to create an entertainment package that is perfect for you,” says Anderson. They offer the full range of entertainment services, from booking music and celebrity acts to organizing and coordinating community outreach events.

Their services expertly cover anything imaginable including celebrity booking services, large purchase consulting, bill pay services, concierge, and expense tracking.

Champion Financials is licensed in all lines of insurance, specializing in risk management and business solutions to ensure their clients assets are protected. Champion Financials has been protecting local friends, neighbors and businesses against the inevitable bumps and bruises of life since 2011. As an independent broker, they combine products provided by the most respected insurance providers into a custom package that meets your personal or business needs.

Their services include Vehicle Insurance (auto, commercial auto, motorcycle, snowmobile, atv, rv, boat, jet ski), Life Insurance (term, whole, life, mortgage), Property Insurance (home, renters, condo, mobile home, business property), Business Insurance (general liability, professional liability, workers compensation, group health, Disability, bonds), Health Insurance (individual, long-term care, dental) and Speciality Insurance (identity theft, wedding insurance, personal umbrella, h flood, pet, travel, farm).

“At Champion Sports and Entertainment we create and coordinate the most impactful experience possible for your entertainment booking and production needs. Private event planning is among our most utilized services. Entertainment is crafted to your custom needs by our innovative and experienced staff ”.

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ryan Douglas of Raleigh is a person that believes that if you are going to do something in life, do it right or don’t do it at all. He considers himself to be ambitious and also a hard worker. These are qualities that have helped him to establish his company, 3 Brother Inflatables Adventure, as one of the newest bounce house companies available in eastern North Carolina.

They began their business in October of 2015.

Douglas says it was an idea that just “bounced” into his head. “We are a bounce house company just getting started and established in the RaleighDurham area. We provide bounce house fun for birthday parties, church events, family reunions, cook outs and more. We even offer free set up and breakdown,” he says. Most of all they are a company that takes pride in making their clients special events memorable with a little bit of inflatable fun. “I understand that I am privileged to be a part of a family’s special moments and able to meet so many different people, from different walks of life,” he says.

Douglas says they offer a wide range of party essentials from basic bounce houses to inflatable water slides. When booking an event, 3 Brother’s Inflatables Adventure can also include concessions like cotton candy and snowcones to add a sweet touch.

There are many challenges that Douglas says he faces. These include balancing his current career and running a business, while fulfilling his obligations to his family. “All three of those things are very important so all three require 100% of my effort,” he says. As the summer months approach, Douglas anticipates that his biggest hurdle will be the weather. This involves the thunderstorms and rain showers. Still he knows that kids will want to bounce and play and he’s expecting that business will be good as well.

The ultimate goal for Douglas is to be a one stop resource for all of his clients party needs. He also hopes to add a bigger variety of inflatables, a h face painter, balloon twisting and more.

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hen asked how she would describe herself, Schatzi McCarthy response is very simple, “I am a child of God, a tool of the Divine who is prayerfully working in service to humanity through my labor and through my heart”. One platform of service on which she stands is Schatzi’s Design Gallery & Day Spa, LLC, Raleigh’s first natural hair salon. She has been a natural hair enthusiast for 30 years and a natural hair salon owner and manager since 2006.

Schatzi’s was conceptualized to address the gap in hair and beauty care services for people seeking more natural alternatives to harsh chemical treatments, which McCarthy says often damage the mind, body and soul. Self-acceptance and self-healing is the fundamental message of the Schatzi’s Design Gallery & Day Spa motto - “Embrace the Beauty of You”. Through the platform of her salon, she has conducted lectures on natural hair care at Shaw University, NC State University, local high schools, community groups and local churches. In January 2014, she published the first edition of her free online natural hair care book “A Natural Attitude” which is a compilation of natural hair care articles and essays arising from the monthly publication of her salon newsletter, Au Naturel.

Schatzi’s Design Gallery & Day Spa Raleigh’s First Natural Hair Salon

Although she opened the doors to her business in 2006, McCarthy says her career began in the summer of 1981. At that time, she was about 13 years of age. Her mother didn’t know what to do with her hair for the summer, so she decided to take her to the Cornrow Gallery, a salon located in Hampton, Virginia. Before stepping through the threshold to negotiate an appointment, her mother saw a model on the front door wearing natural two-strand twists. “She was spell-bound after looking at the picture. She decided that she could do my hair instead and I’ve been wearing twists ever since,” she says. In 1991, McCarthy left the United States to live with her husband in Jamaica. There, her love and passion for natural hair was deeply solidified. She saw beautiful styles with natural hair and with locks, and came to value and cherish her hair even more. “I loved the sense of freedom that I experienced in being my natural self with the masses of people who didn’t notice my hair unless they commented on how nice it looked,” she says.

When she returned to the US, she continued to wear her natural hair and gradually observed a wave of people being converted to natural hair as a direct result of their association with her. “They saw that my hair was healthy, pretty low maintenance and long; so, they asked for advice. I gave it and they converted before my eyes,” says McCarthy. In 2005 while working at a Research Triangle Park based non-profit, a young woman asked her where did she gets her hair done. She said that it always looks so good and McCarthy told her that she did it herself. The young woman was surprised. McCarthy says she never saw the woman again but, the seed was

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planted. She went back to her office and was consumed by the idea of establishing a salon solely focused on meeting the needs of women wearing natural hair. Because her professional training dealt with planning and management, she knew she had the skills to make it work. “I just needed the plan. Voila! And so, a dream was born into reality,” she says.

What McCarthy loves most about her business is working to help her community to see, appreciate and know the beauty of a natural attitude. For instance, she says a child is born perfect. At no time in life, does that perfection alter or dissipate. Perfection is coded at birth and it endures.

It is only the wider social “programming” which seeks to label the perfect child and create an imperfect being. This is true in the physical, intellectual, social, economic and spiritual arenas. A natural attitude is grounded in a strong appreciation for God’s gifts, a profound love of self, an everinquisitive knowledge of history, an admiration for diversity and an unequivocal willingness to speak truth. It is likewise a belief system grounded in great empathy for the intolerance of others but which seeks to cull and destroy the weakness and intolerance within the self. In short, a “natural attitude” seeks soul perfection, a state of being which better aligns with the corresponding image of natural beauty.

McCarthy says she is not really trying to sell her clients anything. “Most salons are so pressured to pay the rent that they will sell you whatever they need to just to keep the lights on. I’m more interested in turning the light on in my clients’ heads,” she says. She has ten years of community speaking experience and has published articles that she wrote with the intentions of bringing people closer to the realization and appreciation of God’s wonderful gift, the human spirit. The hair is merely a journey to the soul. Her best and favorite articles she says are compiled into her book, “A Natural Attitude” which is in its 3rd edition. It is available for free by downloading the (PDF file) from her website at www.schatzisdayspa.com.

“A natural attitude is a philosophy, a way of thinking which embraces natural beauty as the ideal image of beauty”.

“I am not on a mission to prove that natural hair is beautiful. I simply tell the truth and this truth is found in the psyche, not the roots of the hair,” says McCarthy. When her clients enter Schatzi’s, she allows them to choose for themselves because she says this journey is one that requires an individual to be ready -- both mentally and spiritually.

“Why should I try to prove to the world that the sun is hot or that the sea is vast or that a baby is precious? I believe those things with my heart and soul and really do not wish to argue these points with anyone. If you don’t believe, then maybe you’re not ready for Schatzi’s. Still, you are welcome to h come and look and learn,” she says.

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eet Mary Hinton, owner of the Triangle’s sweetest new made-fromscratch gourmet bakery, Sweetheart Treats. This family business started as most do, from a belief that a talent and a passion mixed with unwavering support and encouragement from family could realize a dream.

Sweetheart Treats is a full service bakery located in Raleigh, N.C. Their doors opened in 2015 with a location in Triangle Town Center and quickly blazed trials all over North Carolina. What started with a conversation with her grandmother, became 15 flavors of homemade melt in your mouth cupcakes. Now Sweetheart Treats boasts over 80 flavors and various treats such as brownies, cereal treats, custom chocolate candy and more. “We provide a variety of decadent brownie options, and we like to bring fun to any party with our line of ‘Drunken Cupcakes’ which are made with wine, champagne and high end spirits. Every month, we are adding or trying new fun treats such as custom chocolate candy and funnel cake cupcakes,” says Hinton Owning and managing Sweetheart Treats is something that she is passionate about. “I love the creative side of it. I love seeing people’s reactions when they taste my treats for the first time. I love the joy that it brings to people, their families and their events,” she says. “ With so much competition out here, it is a humbling experience when people pick your products.”

Of course, there are challenges that arise with staying ahead of trends and maintaining a competitive edge in the industry, but Sweetheart Treats’ completely customized orders enables them to boldly stand out from the rest. They’ve even created a line of gluten free and vegan cupcakes to ensure each and every customer can enjoy their treats.

With less than a year in business, Sweetheart Treats has gained more momentum than Hinton ever thought possible. More and more people are realizing that the slogan, “Why not treat yourself, Sweetheart?” is exactly what they should do. With articles in multiple magazines, news coverage, and several events under their belt, this family business is set to extend their reach further in the coming year.

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Moving forward, we hope to find the perfect storefront location, continue to expand our corporate contacts, and have our treats in restaurants and stores nationwide. We will start to offer baking classes for kids and hosts several “Girls Night In” events featuring our line of Drunken Cupcakes. We will continue to offer excellent customer service and broaden our reach with more amazing treats to satisfy everyone’s sugar fix!”

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atriciaTaborn Modeling and Talent Agency, Inc (PTMA) was established in 2006 by Rhonda Cozart, and Santea Griffin, in memory of their mother Patricia Taborn.

Their mother was a very compassionate community outreach volunteer and she had a passion for fashion and the fashion industry. Her daughters saw the need and a market to start PTMA, in hopes to enrich lives and give back to the community in memory of their mother.

In 2009, PTMA became incorporated and officially became a non-profit youth organization. Adopting the mission “to teach children to model go character as well as clothes”. Thus, expanding their vision to include community service participation and life skills workshops for models and talents. In July 2010, PTMA received their 501 C3 status and incorporated youth talents as part of the Troupe.

In February 2013, we created the first TV segment called Kids under Pressure to discuss problems and issues young people face today such as bullying, fashion and comedy is included. PTMA is the only youth non-profit organization that rewards their members with the following: • Seed money to open their first bank accounts along with saving counseling, • Open college foundation accounts for 80% of its members, • Educational and fun gifts for good behavior

Patricia Taborn Modeling Agency,Inc. P.O. Box 15009 Durham, NC 27704 919-308-1697

• Opportunity to travel explore different venues and perform on stage, increasing their self-esteem and people skills.

• Life skills workshops during their tenure • Opportunity to be on the local TV network (Public Access channel) with PTMA very own Show • A nurturing family environment • Many creative, constructive outlets

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Patricia Taborn Modeling Agency, Inc. (PTMA) is a year round extracurricular program for youth ages five to 17 years old. Our program is concentrating on Raleigh- Durham area in North Carolina with major emphasis for low income areas such as East Durham that have a high illiteracy rate, poverty and social environmental challenges.

Our mission is to reach the youth in this area and empower them to be model citizens, model great character and model students. PTMA is like giving a child medicine with a little sugar in it. The modeling and talent component attracts youth and the medicine is the life skills workshops the nurturing family environment and other positive benefits listed above.

Moreover, PTMA has established an annual Young Entrepreneur Expo to showcase young entrepreneurs and inspire other young people to start thinking, visualizing, and plan business ventures that will give youth something constructive and educational to do. Secondly, break the cycle of poverty and despair. This will lead the community in a better state, because the youth will take ownership and leadership as they grow and lift their selves and the people around them out of a despairing state of mind and lifestyle.

Statement of Need Durham, North Carolina has a high crime rate and a definite need for non-profits to do more outreach in the communities. In addition, studies reveal that, factors that lead to gang involvement are:

Target Population The target population is the youth in the Durham community ages 6-17, however it is not limited to this region. PTMA will contact and network with school counselors, community leaders and parents directly to reach many willing participants. Parents will benefit from this union as well, consequently they will be able to attend many of the workshops to enhance their knowledge, bond and support their child as they thrive in this nurturing environment.

Partnerships PTMA have collaborated with Build a Better Block to bring awareness to a destitute place in Durham, NC (Corner of Salem St. and Angier Ave.) That eventually won a grant to be revitalized. he People’s Channel in Durham, NC has expressed interest in partnering with Patricia Taborn Modeling and Talent Agency,Inc. as well. North Carolina Mutual has been a Silver Sponsor for the last 2 years as well as a host of other community businesses as bronze sponsors. h

• Learning disabilities and emotional disorders: 60% - 78% of Incarcerated gang members - male and female - have emotional and • School Failure and Truancy • No involvement in positive activities outside of school • Friends and peers who are delinquent • Early involvement in petty theft and behavioral disorders in grade school • Low Income www.helpinggangyouth.com/statistics

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r. Frank Summerfield is the founder and Sr. Pastor of Word of God Fellowship Church in Raleigh, NC. He is a loving husband, proud father, entrepreneur, life coach, financial consultant, and television director.

Dr. Summerfield and his wife JoeNell Summerfield has enjoyed being married going on 40 years this October. Their four children, Music Minister Frank Jr., Associate Pastor Mitchell, Human Resource Director Valisha Fowles, and Young Adult Pastor Joshua are actively involved and supportive of the ministry.

Dr. Summerfield travels extensively ministering to the needs of the Body of Christ both nationally and internationally. Word of God Fellowship is an active ministry with outreach through TV, a Day Care Center serving 170 children, and a Christian Academy for grades K – 12th serving more than 200 children. Dr. Summerfield’s vision for the ministry consists of a Private Christian School, Single Family Homes, Pre-Release/ Post Release Program, Vocational Training Facility, and an auxiliary building for our youth. God has blessed him with 127 acres of land for this to be developed, and many things in the vision have come to fruition.

Dr. Summerfield graduated from Weequahic High Newark, New Jersey, and played on a team that won two city, county, and state championships, and was ranked number one in the nation. He has a B.A. in Health & Physical Education from Kansas Wesleyan University Salina, Kansas, a M.A. in Health Education from Montclair State University, and a Doctorate of Divinity Degree from Saint Thomas Christian College of Jacksonville, Florida. Dr. Summerfield finished his undergraduate degree in 3 ½ years, which was a semester early while at Kansas Wesleyan University. He was captain of the basketball team, on two (KCAC) Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship teams, and was ranked 12th in (NAIA) National Association Intercollegiate Athletics District 10 in field.

Dr. Summerfield was an administrator for the City of Raleigh Parks and Recreation for 14 years with his highest position being Superintendent of Recreation supervising managers and supervisors. Dr. Summerfield taught at Campbell University in 1973 as an assistant health professor. He also was head tennis coach and assistant basketball coach in charge of recruiting.

He has also taught at Shaw University from 1988 to 1991 in the Department of Health, Recreation, and Physical Therapy.

He also teaches financial empowerment courses at Halifax Community College in Weldon, North Carolina.

Dr. Summerfield’s authored books include: Money Management Matters In Marriage, Knowing our Delegated Authority, God’s Formula for Personal Success and Prosperity, The Supernatural Power of Your Vision, All You Need is a Good Brain Washing, How to Make Your Marriage Produce Fruit, How to Turn Your Prison Into Your Prosperity, Why Relationships and Families Fail, and Singles Prepare Before You Say I Do. Dr. Summerfield can be seen internationally on The Word Network on Friday’s at 1:30am, locally on MyRDC Tuesday’s at 6:30am, Wednesday 7:30am, and Friday’s at 6:00am, and TWC 22 on Mondays at 9:00pm. You can join Bishop Frank Summerfield and Word of God Fellowship every Sunday at 10:00 am, Tuesday’s at 7:00pm, every first Friday for the Marriage Improvement Sessions at 6pm, and live stream online at www.wogfc.org h

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Vitamin C - The “Simple” Antioxidant The effects of Vitamin C has been long noted to be beneficial to skin health. Proven ideology of these benefits can be traced back to practices of the Tang Dynasty of Tibet in 618AD and also to the “rose water” cold cream used by Native Americans. Most individuals are sure to have heard of Vitamin C as it pertains to consumption for its immunity effects but consider this ― topical application.

Vitamin C. Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is normally found in the layers of healthy skin. Aging and other environmental stresses such as smoking and UV exposure can dramatically decrease the amount of Vitamin C in the skin. While ingestion of Vitamin C as previously stated is ideal, after the bloodstream is saturated with this antioxidant it is not always reliable in transporting it to the where it can continue to be beneficial. This is why topical application is important. Topical application of Vitamin C is considered to be skin-rejuvenating and noted to be approximately 20 times more effective than oral ingestion.

The Benefits. Vitamin C’s skin benefits are mostly attributed to its effect on collagen synthesis. Collagen is the framework for firm, supple, elastic youthful looking skin. While Vitamin C plays a critical role in the formation of collagen, there is further evidence that shows that it also stimulates collagen production.

Besides being an important factor in collagen synthesis, other skin benefits of vitamin C include: -protection of free radicals that can cause premature aging -reduction of hyperpigmentaion and other types of sun damage -healing of inflammatory lesions related to acne -hydration of skin cells-supple radiant skin

Which one? There are many Vitamin C preparations marketed that can be applied topically but products containing ascorbic acid or L-ascorbic acid is considered the most beneficial. For that reason, it is the form of Vitamin C that is found in well formulated dermatologist-tested skincare products. Other effective forms however include retinyl ascorbate, sodium ascorbyl phosphate and ascorbyl palmitate to name a few.

In addition to choosing a form that is stable for application, one need to consider the packaging. Vitamin C is an unstable antioxidant and will break down when exposed to light and air. Consumers should look for products that are packages in opaque tubes or pump bottles. The more air and light restricted the container the better.

Lastly it is improving to mention that more is not always better. Studies have proven that preparations that contain 20% of Vitamin C is better abscorbed by the skin. This does not mean that lower percentages does not have some effect; higher than 20% could be a waste of efforts and money.

Final thoughts. Vitamin C is the simple antioxidant because it is widely available and an easy powerful anti-aging corrective agent. With all skin care regimens it is important to consult with a skin care specialist for the most effective results. One preparation of Vitamin C may be beneficial for one with acne but not for someone with rosacea or other skin disorders. At Of Skin and Wellness we are committed to assisting with the development of a skin care regimen that is tailored for you. h

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Cheryl Clayton Waters is a native of Durham, NC, and a graduate of both WinstonSalem State University and North Carolina Central University. Waters has utilized her background in Business Administration and Elementary Education, to expand her global platform in touching the lives of many.

Waters career as a professional Educator spans well over the course of 20 years. In addition to her service in public education, she wears many other hats which include being a consultant, a wife, mother, aunt, sister, daughter, friend, confidant and visionary. Always having the desire to become a writer, she realized that many of her early writings usually never went beyond the pages of her personal journals.

Determined to see the reality of her dream, Waters, published her first novel, UNPREDICTABLE, in 2013 which garnered rave reviews. This prompted her to write and publish her second novel UNPREDICTABLE 2: The Sequel in 2015.

As a connoisseur of life, Waters has worked tirelessly to create stories to inspire individuals to persevere through life’s obstacles to achieve success. Waters creates original stories which resonate with individuals, experiencing real life situations. She tells stories that could easily embody the life of ordinary people, venturing through the ups and downs of a changing world.

Her characters speak vividly with true convictions surrounding their personal situations, to convey their place within the larger realm of life. Waters consistently delves into the essence of identifying the epiphany, within each of her characters, to inspire and awaken a renewed spirit of hope and new beginnings for her readers.

Copies of Cheryl Clayton Waters novels are pictured above and below Unpredictable 1 and Unpredictable 2

Waters often finds herself lending a voice of reasoning to help others navigate through life.

She oftentimes capitalizes on her world travels and experiences, to convey a sense of universal appeal with her literary audience, while creating a back drop for her novels. Waters says what she loves most about writing is the platform that if provides for her to not only help and encourage others, but to be very creative and transcend time and place. She adds that writing can also be very therapeutic.

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My parents instilled core values and taught me life lessons that has sustained me to this day She is inspired by other successful writers as well as individuals that operate in their gifts without limitations. “I am very moved by individuals who fiercely going after their dreams without fear or any inhibitions,” she says. She is also inspired by realness, loyalty, confidence and positivity from others.

God and her parents have impacted her life the most, mainly because they have always been constant. “My parents instilled core values and taught me life lessons that has sustained me to this day,” she says. Team Unpredictable has impacted my business the most. “Team Unpredictable represents my many supporters.

These are the people that purchase my novels and help me market them”.

Waters offers a bit of advice to others who may follow in her footsteps. She says that whenever someone tells her they want to write a book, she encourages them to do so. “I would encourage everyone to follow their dreams whole heartedly without fear of failure. Don’t let the fear of possible rejection or the negative words of naysayers deter you from doing or being whatever it is that you want in life. Allow prayer to replace fear if it arises,” she says.

Moving forward Waters hopes to continue to use writing as a platform to speak to the many challenges and triumphs in life. She plans to transition her novels into stage plays and movies that everyone can enjoy and gain insight.

“With God leading and guiding me, the realm of possibilities for my novels are endless,” she says.

Be sure to check out Waters latest novel as it will certainly entertain, while navigating its reader through some familiar and some not so familiar avenues. Her movement can be supported by purchasing a copy of both her novels on sale now at Amazon.com, Barnes and Nobles, OutskirtsPress.com, Xlibris.com, and other book retailers worldwide. h

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By Terry L. Watson Photos by Jay Ancrum ay Ancrum of Charlotte says it very hard to put his life into a box. He describes himself as someone who likes to take on many challenges and try different things. He is also a hard worker who puts God first in all of his endeavors. Even though he is a pastor, Ancrum is not big on titles, instead he strives to change the mindset of people who have a stereotypes of pastors.

His ministry is Church Untraditional, however his personal ministry is Jay Ancrum Ministries. Previously the church was called Time of Deliverance Apostolic Church until Ancrum says God revamped it and changed its focus to helping people overcome their struggles. “We appeal more to the millennial generation which shows, but never compromises. We change things up a little so that people will see Jesus not tradition,” he says. His personal ministry came about when he began to conduct outreaches. He was able to reached those in his community as he traveled as an evangelist and wrote several books during this time.

All of his life Ancrum knew that he had a calling to preach. “I use to act like I was having church in my house while my parents were gone to work,” he says.

He conducted youth conferences while in high school. As he struggled mentally and with school, he always ran back to the church for refuge. “It was the only place for me to find peace through all of the pain I was enduring with self esteem issues,” he says.

He started preaching at the age of 12 and then became a licensed and ordained minister at 18. Soon after that he became an assistant pastor at 19.

Things transpired and Ancrum was placed at a ministry where he worked with youth until he began Time of Deliverance Apostolic Church.

He says he will never forget the expressions on the faces of others he ministered to when he first began. “I made sure that everything I did was God led. It had to be impactful. I wanted to make sure that no one I ministered to left feeling the same as they did before arriving,” he says. “That’s the most impactful thing of what I do. It shows that my works are not in vain”.

Ancrum’s message encourages individuals to look into their future and declare what shall come. “The bible says, ‘we have not because we ask not’. That should give us courage to speak positive outcomes,” states Ancrum. He recently completed a documentary titled “Many Faces of a Challenge” which shows how people have gone through tragedies in their youth and have carried them into their adult life. He says individuals have either healed from it or are still battling with the pain of it. He is putting together a tour for it be available at different churches, study groups, etc. He is also am working on a movie titled “My Name Is h Lust” which talks about how powerful and damaging the spirit of lust is.

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