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Bonita Gooch

Bonita Gooch

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Publisher and Editor, The Community Voice

Wichita

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#socialmedia, #tech big data and analytics, #twitter #facebook, information technology psychology, human behavior

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agribusiness, campaign finance, economics

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Total articles 354

  • Workshop to Empower Safeguarding Church History

    By Bonita Gooch| Community Voice Verified As some of the oldest institutions in our communities, Black churches have served as vital archives of African American history. For families researching family genealogy, churches often have birth and death certificates, bulletins, photos and photographs that can help them in their research. .  However, beyond genealogical research, the Black church’s role as an archivist is crucial for understanding the full history of African Americans and our contributions to American society.

    By Bonita Gooch · Community Voice

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Baron Hoy: First Black Assistant City Attorney and City Prosecutor in Newton, KS

    By Bonita Gooch| Community Voice Verified Wichita native Baron Hoy is breaking new ground with his recent appointment as Assistant City Attorney and City Prosecutor for the City of Newton, Kansas. In addition to assisting the City Attorney with legal matters concerning the municipal government, he also serves as the City Prosecutor. In his prosecutorial role, Hoy represents Newton in all cases on the city’s weekly docket involving violations of municipal laws and codes.

    By Bonita Gooch · Community Voice

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Workshop to Empower Safeguarding Church History

    By Bonita Gooch| Community Voice Verified As some of the oldest institutions in our communities, Black churches have served as vital archives of African American history. For families researching family genealogy, churches often have birth and death certificates, bulletins, photos and photographs that can help them in their research. .  However, beyond genealogical research, the Black church’s role as an archivist is crucial for understanding the full history of African Americans and our contributions to American society.

    By Bonita Gooch · Community Voice

    Apr. 21, 2025

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The Community Voice

Since its establishment in Sonoma County in 1993, The Community Voice has been providing the public with a fair, accurate and honest voice and remains the most popular form of media in Rohnert Park, Cotati and Penngrove. We are thrilled to cover news in Sebastopol too! Since we are supported by our own loyal businesses and in turn contribute advertising space to local nonprofit, our principles are never compromised as we continue striving to help create awareness in community involvement. By covering a vast scope of in-depth topics, the Community Voice truly is your niche for news not covered elsewhere and will remain available for years to come.

Wichita, United States

+1 707-584-2222

Founded: 1993