GLAAACC Names Patricia Williams Franchise Owner Of The Year
March 7, 2019
Williams and her daughters own and operate over a dozen McDonald restaurants.
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Black Women in Business 2017
December 28, 2017
Black women proved that it’s not just a “man’s world” in business in 2017.
SoCal Black McDonald’s Operators Continue Gospel Legacy at TOS
October 18, 2017
The Brenda Marsh-Mitchell Gospel Stage (BMM) will be among the highlights at 12th Annual Taste of Soul set for Saturday, October 21, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., along Crenshaw Boulevard from Rodeo Dr. to Stocker Blvd. The BMM stage will be located at the intersection of Crenshaw and Martin Luther King Boulevards. Thanks to the Southern California Black McDonald’s Operators Association (BMOA), several chart-topping national artists will join local performers in bringing gospel messages of hope and joy at the nation’s largest family festival. Uniting local and national talent to perform on the BMM stage is collaboration between local
Mother-Daughter Trio Takes on McDonald’s Ownership
May 18, 2017
Patricia Williams starts a legacy for herself and her daughters by owning 13 McDonald’s
Mother & Daughter Team Update Local McDonald’s
April 15, 2017
“In order to enhance the community, we did a complete remodel,” said Williams.”
Holman UMC and South L.A. Community Help DSU Choir
March 29, 2017
Thanks to the generosity of Holman United Methodist Church and the South L.A. business community, the Delaware State University concert choir returned to their campus after being stranded three days in Los Angeles due to the blizzards on the east coast. Earlier this month, the 27-member choir flew to Los Angeles for a spring break tour and participation at the 11 a.m. worship at Holman United Methodist Church (UMC). Scheduled to fly home March 13, their flight was cancelled due to heavy snow and strong winds in the northeast, resulting in $5,000 in unplanned expenses to the university. Once Choir Director Lloyd Mallory, Jr., communicated