Isaiah Singleton is a General Assignment Reporter for The Atlanta Voice and the Voice News Network. With a focus on local news in Atlanta and the state of Georgia, Isaiah covers a range of topics including community events, public health initiatives, social issues, and cultural happenings. His work has also been featured in Sage magazine.
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Isaiah Singleton's coverage focuses on local events and community-related news in Atlanta, Georgia. His articles often cover a range of topics including family & relationships, beauty & fashion, human resources & employment, education, culture & society as well as specific themes such as health and LGBTQ+ issues.
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Morehouse College hosted their second annual Dream Makers Summit, a showcase of student excellence at the school.
By: Isaiah Singleton
Tiana Tukes, the first-ever Black trans woman to be a lecturer in entrepreneurial management at Spelman College, is pioneering change and advocating for LGBTQ+ investors.
Morris Brown College President Kevin James cutting the ribbon to officially open the innovation lounge. Made possible by Home Depot’s Retool Your School program, Morris Brown unveiled an innovation lounge for students that will act as a space for creativity, collaboration, and innovative thinking. Photo by Isaiah Singleton/The Atlanta Voice
“Atlanta” is located on the northwest side wall of the Glen Hotel in downtown Atlanta. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice
By: Isaiah Singleton
The jerk egg roll appetizer. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice
Lauryn Clark (above) was diagnosed in January 2024 with Level Three Moderate to Severe Autism (Restricted Repetitive Behavior). Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice
Damsel director and choreographer Otis Sallid (left) and and the restaurant’s owner and operator Dave Green. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice
By: Isaiah Singleton
The Colombian Government and The Global Black Economic Forum will host nearly 400 representatives and business leaders from across Colombia and the U.S. at the first U.S.-Colombia Binational Summit for Afro descendant Leaders. This is a two-day event series that will confront shared challenges and opportunities in entrepreneurship, pro-democracy, and culture and entertainment. The event […]
By: Isaiah Singleton
1-800-TruckWreck, powered by Witherite Law Group, is committed to giving back to the community of Atlanta and thus has selected the 2024 “Making a Difference” Scholarship recipients.
By: Isaiah Singleton
On the cusp of political tension, graduation season here is filled with high emotions and angst while graduates prepare to walk across the stage.
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