A new wave of entrepreneurial thinking is shaping young minds at the Next Gen Marketplace on October 26, where children will learn real-world business skills by creating and selling their own products. By taking charge of their own mini ventures, these budding business owners gain critical lessons in money management and creative thinking.

Walking into Kenyon-Wanamingo High School’s finance classroom now feels a bit like stepping onto the trading floor. Thanks to the Education Foundation, a modern stock ticker scrolls above teacher Dan Rechtzigel’s desk, sparking student interest in investments and the broader economy.

Becoming a grandparent unlocks fresh opportunities to share valuable insights about managing money. By helping your grandchild develop basic saving habits and a sense of financial responsibility, you can start them on a path toward stability and long-term success.

Attorney Nathaniel Haugabrook II, president emeritus of 100 Black Men of Valdosta Inc., has been appointed chairman of the Dollars and $ense Investment Education Program for the national organization of 100 Black Men of America Inc. In collaboration with State Farm Insurance, this initiative aims to enhance financial literacy among youth across the nation.