Tonight’s full moon will be the biggest supermoon of 2019. Hopefully, the clouds will break long enough for you to catch a glimpse.
A “supermoon,” if you’re wondering, occurs when the moon comes within its closest approach to Earth, making it appear particularly large in the sky. Tonight it will be 221,681 miles away, which – according to science – is really, really close. [Source: earthsky.org]
And now some super stories:
Bryan Johnson has understood the meaning and impact of Brown v. the Board of Education his whole life – personally as a black man growing up in the South and professionally as a teacher, principal and superintendent.
Ever wonder why Blue Boy Barber Shop on M.L. King Boulevard is so named? Or who painted the murals that can be found on some of the buildings along the thoroughfare? If so, check out this new locally produced podcast series.