The Local Take With Kiplyn Primus

VOICES of Black Women is a long-term research study on the causes and treatments of Cancer in Black Women. Dr. Lauren McCullough researcher is pictured in the center.

VOICES of Black Women a Research Study from the American Cancer Society

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Dr. Lauren McCullough a lead researcher for VOICES of Black Women an initiative from the American Cancer Society to change healthcare for generations.

NAMI Walks Georgia takes place on October 5th. This annual fundraiser provides funding for NAMI Georgia to advocate for mental health services in our community and to support families experiencing mental health challenges.

NAMI Georgia Provides Mental Health Tools For Life Challenges

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Katie Cook about the NAMI Walks Georgia Fundraiser on October 5th. Tools for living with life challenges are also discussed.

Commission to Honor Mayor Shirley Clarke Franklin Invites Public to Share Ideas through October 11

Kiplyn Primus talked with Imara Canady about the former mayor

The 2nd Annual Tee It Up For Women takes place Monday, September 30th at Bear's Best Golf Course in Sewannee, Georgia. This is the ultimate networking event for entrepreneurs in the Business to Business sector.

The 2nd Annual Tee It Up For Women Networking Event is Monday, September 30th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Sabrina Jenkins founder of Tee It Up for Women about the 2nd Annual Event for Entrepreneurs, Golfers, and Business to Business Networking on Monday, September 30th.

Lost 'n Found Youth is a nonprofit that provides housing for LBGTQ Youth between the ages of 18 - 25. Often these young people are dropped off at 18 by parents or other family members because of their sexual orientation.

Lost 'n Found Youth will benefit from the 33rd Annual AIDS Walk and Music Festival on Saturday September 28th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Melanea Alvarez, Executive Director of Lost 'n Found Youth an LBGTQ nonprofit that supports homeless youth between 18 -25 with housing and education.

The 100 Black Men of Atlanta was founded in 1996 by Nathaniel Goldston, Maynard Jackson, and Thomas Dortch works with young boys and girls scholastically and professionally. They will host a fundraiser on October 5th

The 100 Black Men Atlanta Chapter Host Scholarship Fundraiser on October 5th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with the executive director of the 100 Black Men Louis Negron about their work and upcoming scholarship fundraiser.

VOTERIDERS celebrations National Voter Registration Day on September 17th - Voting should be incorporated into our lives like education, faith, and health. Speak to your community about voting on September 17th.

VOTERIDERS Shares How To Celebrate National Voter Registration Day September 17th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Randy Faigin the Georgia State Coordinator for VOTERIDERS about National Voter Registration Day on September 17th and the VOTERIDERS mission.

The Color Purple the Musical is on stage at the Marietta Theatre in the Square. Join me for The Local Take Day at the Play on September 15th. See you at the theatre.

The Color Purple-The Musical Plays at Marietta Theatre in the Square

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Emil Thomas the Executive Director of the Marietta Theatre in the Square about the new production of The Color Purple the Musical.

Find answers and distinguish the facts from fiction and myth when it comes to voting with a record. The Georgia Justice Project can provide a road map to voting.

The Facts, Fiction and Myths About Voting With a Record

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Dominique Harris an Outreach Partner with the Georgia Justice Project About Voting with a Record

A new large study from the American Cancer Society shows that younger generations show an increase in the incidence of cancer diagnoses.

The American Cancer Society Reports Cancer Diagnoses Increase for The Young

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Dr. Bruce Waldholtz from the American Cancer Society about report showing Younger Generations having increased Cancer diagnosis.