Reggie Jones writes about his hopes for a better year.

Henrieese Roberts writes about her goals for 2024.

Sybil Taylor writes about her hopes for things to get better in the new year.

Chon Gotti writes about his dreams for the new year.

Brianna Butler writes about going into the new year with a positive attitude.

Warren Stevens writes about his New Year’s celebrations.

Last year was my best so far. I made a lot of money because my customers bought many Street Sense…

Jennifer McLaughlin writes about her 2024 plans.

Queenie Featherstone writes about her plans for the new year.

Dear readers, The time has arrived when I can tell you a little bit about my journey during the closing…

People always think about family and friends when it comes to holidays. People feel that without friends and family, there…

My favorite holiday is Christmas because I spend time thinking about my mother and brother. Two years ago I lost…

Many looksSmiles, frownsMade-up clownsVibes or disguiseEscapes the wise Upper body languageAt its best Controlling the moodDaring to ruleMagnified greatWaste of…

I like pricking people’s minds like a pinky finger poking, now you got pink eye but is your third eye…

Young people become old.Seasons change and people don’t go unchanged.The time also changes, even the moon of our solar systemchanges…

Do you ever feel outer spaceor ever out of placefor respect in the formof emancipateto ever live as indicted wastein…

Be careful what you pray for ‘cause God never gives us anything we can’t handle. I’m praying for:– A donated…

For the new year, I want to:– Change my life.– Stay away from negative people.– Thank God for waking me…

Street Sense vendor Angie Whitehurst interviews author Lisa Blackburn Ullven about writing about homelessness.

Artist and vendor Angie Whitehurst writes about a film screening for “No Address: Atlanta”, which addresses homelessness and its solutions.