About Ron Holland
Ron is the host of the Public Affairs show, 'COMMUNITY VOICES' on Radio One Charlotte’s, 105.3 RNB, Praise 100.9 and 92.7 The Block. He’s also an Assistant Production Manager for all three stations, as well as a Producer and Board Operator. Ron hosted ‘Let's Talk News,’ a weekly Public Affairs show that aired on 88.1 FM, WYGG in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Ron's show aired for four years, ending in 2005 when he relocated to Charlotte, NC. Ron is a graduate of the Carolina School of Broadcasting where he also hosted a weekly broadcast at the school’s 89.3 the Storm radio station.
In addition to his work in Radio, Ron is the author of the book, ‘The Fire In My Words: The Anthology of a Social Provocateur – Volume I.’ Ron is a former Reporter for three New Jersey newspapers: The Asbury Park Press (the 2nd largest daily newspaper in New Jersey), The Shoreview Weekly News and City News of Newark, New Jersey. Ron also published his own Christian newspaper, ‘Faith & Works News,’ which was distributed to 42 churches in the City of Asbury Park, New Jersey, Neptune Township and surrounding communities.
While conversations about mental health and wellness is mainstream, according to some studies, 63% of African Americans still consider mental illness a personal weakness. The stigma of mental illness continues to hamper efforts to fully address depression, bi-polar disorder and other mental health challenges in the black community. But Mental Health America of Central Carolinas […]
The Charlotte Area Fund is doing enormously important work providing an opportunity for people to gain invaluable skills to earn a good living. In addition to efforts to bolster training in the trade’s field, the Charlotte Area Fund also focuses on health and wellness in the community. The Charlotte Area Fund has recently partnered with […]
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continues to track Monkey Pox cases in the United States. To date, there’s nearly 11,000 cases in the nation, with 131 confirmed Monkey Pox infections in North Carolina. The number of Monkey Pox cases in Mecklenburg County has increased from 53 to 66 cases in the last […]
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is one of our nation’s most beloved figures – especially as it relates to the Civil Rights Movement. While Dr. King is cherished worldwide today, he faced enormous headwinds with regard to his popularity when he was alive. It reflected in the polls of his time, as well as […]
Hundreds of young people in Charlotte and surrounding communities are being provided the kinds of opportunities that will foster self-worth, buttress self-esteem and provide them the tools to reach their full potential. This is the mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Carolinas. This year, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Carolinas will celebrate […]
There’s a bevy of fun activities and programs in the Queen City, and Mecklenburg County. From city nightlife, to parks, recreation and enjoying nature in the Greenway trails, as well as a host of fun activities for children. ‘COMMUNITY VOICES’ host Ron Holland, opens the microphone for Guest hosts, Christine Edwards and Enovia Bedford to […]
Home security provides an invaluable peace of mind. This is especially true when you’re vacationing, running errands; at work or any of the million things that takes families away from their home. As families endure inflation, high gas and grocery prices, along with stretched budgets, should committing to home security be a priority. ‘COMMUNITY VOICES’ […]
Author Shares Story of Child Molestation, Rape and Domestic Abuse
Tracey Robinson-Green, Founder of ‘I Am 6’2,‘ is committed to assisting young people in the City of Charlotte with academic and athletic skills. The 6’2 former basketball player has devoted over two decades of her life to teaching youth how to achieve both on and off the court. Now, Robinson-Green is providing yet another avenue […]
The basics of financial literacy are simple: Budget your money, save, invest and manage debt and pay bills on time. However, millions of Americans, including middle class families and the working poor, devising a budget and managing debt can be quite a challenge. So, how do we individually and collectively navigate the often fraught financial […]
The challenges endured by caseworkers, counselors, social workers; therapists and teachers is enormous. Many of these professionals grapple with burnout, emotional exhaustion and caseload weariness. This often leads to career changes, resignations, and early retirement. The Re-Charge Seminar sponsored by Arkinspire LLC, in conjunction with Anderson Counseling and Consulting Group PLLS plans to address these […]
North Carolina’s Second Chance Act endured the rigors of the legislative process in 2020 and is giving hope to people with arrest records and convictions. Although the criteria for a second chance has conditions, an opportunity for the formerly incarcerated to change the trajectory of their lives is a huge investment, and enormously important to […]