Exciting news for the local media industry! Lozafina, the independent marketing, and public relations firm is teaming up with PioneerMedia, the agency/consulting arm of Pioneer Publishing.

Elisha Suttles is a well-established provisional licensed mental health practitioner and founder of Intentional Healing Inc. She advocates for safe spaces for Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color.

Our warmest congratulations go out to our client, Alejandra Wells, 14, of Omaha, Nebraska, owner of Hiya, on her recent recognition for her business’s positive impact on the community and achievements.

To drink or not to drink? That’s the question on a Saturday night; debating whether you want to deal with an atrocious headache the next morning. A new bar has made its way to Downtown Omaha, where they may be the answer to your dilemma.

Last Saturday, more than 20 Black-owned small businesses gathered for the “Building Her Queendom” vendor and networking event at Bellevue University.

Lozafina Marketing and Public Relations continues to expand its clientele and is thrilled to announce the addition of Room for Roots, Inc. to the agency. Room for Roots, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides customized certified coaching to around 50 women each year in Nebraska.

Women are Rubies, LLC will host the Kingdom Women Small Business Easter Special at Bellevue University this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m

The Omaha Community Playhouse is desperately seeking to cast several roles by next Friday for its upcoming performance based on “In the Heights.”

Anthony T. Peña is a self-taught artist who loves drawing people, illustrations, and logos. As an urban contemporary digital pop artist, Peña's color palette varies depending on the subject matter.

Writer's block is a common experience that affects many writers at one point or another. Whether you are a professional writer or someone who writes as a hobby, you may have experienced the frustration of staring at a blank page, unable to put your thoughts into words.

Have you ever picked up a book by your favorite celebrity or politician, only to wonder how they found the time to write it? Well, the truth is, many of these high-profile individuals don't actually write their own books - they rely on ghostwriters to do the heavy lifting for them.

“Can I Live Again” written by Anthony J. Gould was launched on Friday at Luli Creative House with the support of friends, family, and fans of Coach Tony.

Say goodbye to boring, plain text signatures and hello to a more visually appealing way of presenting yourself.

Brenda Reed is in her third year of teaching first grade as an Omaha Public School teacher. She is also a full-time single mom who has taken on a new role in bringing together women in Omaha in a unique way.

Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall health and well-being, yet it is often overlooked in the workplace. Employees spend a significant amount of their time at work, which means that employers have a unique opportunity to promote mental stability.

Meet new author Anthony J. Gould and hear him speak about his latest work, “Can I Live Again,” get your book signed, and enjoy light refreshments with other book lovers.

Originally an attorney for the Supreme Court in Lima, Peru, Yesenia Peck wears many hats to be a potent leader and advocate for the Omaha community and surrounding areas.

Kick rocks Kim Kardashian.

Brands are moving away from known celebrities to introduce their products to the masses and turning to niche market influencers.

Lozafina Marketing and Public Relations, a leading public relations agency, is excited to announce the addition of EPIC for Girls to its portfolio of clients. EPIC for Girls is a non-profit organization that focuses on providing equal opportunities in sports for women and girls in Omaha, Nebraska.

Tiffany Gamble is social science expert with over 22 years of experience. She is a change leader, community advocate and activist for social justice.