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Juneteenth
June 1, 2021

El Dorado Events

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The Coalition of Black Professionals and the “Anxiety is a Mutha” podcast are hosting a Black Business Expo and the B.O.L.D. Awards in June 18-19 in El Dorado.

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Staff Writer June 1, 2021

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