Javacia Harris Bowser
Journalist, Essayist and Blogger at Freelance
Freelance Journalist, Essayist & Blogger | Founder of See Jane Write | Host of The @WriteousBabe Podcast | Breast Cancer Baddie | Probably listening to Beyonce
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3 days ago |
alabamawx.com | Javacia Harris Bowser
By: Javacia Harris BowserThe Birmingham FOOD+Culture Festival, which was named the No. 3 best new festival by USA Today after its inaugural year of 2023, is rebranding as Southbound Food Festival and expanding its run to 10 days. “Expanding to two weekends and adopting the Southbound Food Festival name allows the event to better reflect its broad mission – creating more space for discovery, collaboration and shared culinary experiences,” said Cathy Sloss Jones, board president.
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3 days ago |
alabamanewscenter.com | Javacia Harris Bowser
By: Javacia Harris BowserThe Birmingham FOOD+Culture Festival, which was named the No. 3 best new festival by USA Today after its inaugural year of 2023, is rebranding as Southbound Food Festival and expanding its run to 10 days. “Expanding to two weekends and adopting the Southbound Food Festival name allows the event to better reflect its broad mission – creating more space for discovery, collaboration and shared culinary experiences,” said Cathy Sloss Jones, board president.
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4 days ago |
styleblueprint.com | Javacia Harris Bowser
When Judy Goldman turned 80, she felt she’d run out of things to write about. The South Carolina native had already published seven books — three memoirs, two novels, and two poetry collections. Then Judy, now 83, remembered what she often told her memoir workshop students: Write about what keeps you up at night. So, she decided to do just that.
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1 week ago |
yellowhammernews.com | Javacia Harris Bowser |Sherri Blevins
Local officials, community leaders and cycling enthusiasts from across the region gathered at Birmingham’s Pepper Place Market on Saturday, April 26, for Celebrate Trails Day and to mark Birmingham’s momentum in building a world-class trail network that could boost economic opportunities and community connections. “As a city administration, we believe in connectivity,” said Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin.
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2 weeks ago |
birminghamtimes.com | Javacia Harris Bowser
By Javacia Harris Bowser | Alabama NewsCenterLocal officials, community leaders and cycling enthusiasts from across the region gathered at Birmingham’s Pepper Place Market on Saturday, April 26, for Celebrate Trails Day and to mark Birmingham’s momentum in building a world-class trail network that could boost economic opportunities and community connections. “As a city administration, we believe in connectivity,” said Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin.
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