Kings & Queens Within Us

07/31/2025

07/16/2025

In preparation for Our Grand Opening!!!!

07/16/2025

Back to school giveaway! East 131st area

06/16/2025

For Sale by: Mark Horning
For purchase call 4405384695
Karaoke System

LYM-800 Karaoke Amplifier
Harmony Machine HM4
RSQ NEO E500 DVD Player
PCL 815 Power Conditioner
Audio 2000s Wireless Microphone System with two mics

CGK-70N Portable Karaoke Player

183 Karaoke CDs
Remote controls for units (total of 4 remotes)
Toon brand Small monitor speaker
12 copies of Song List by Artist & Title (listed alphabetically) (5 DJ copies)
10 copies of Song List by Title (listed alphabetically) (2 DJ copies)
11 copies of Song List by Artist only (listed alphabetically)
11 copies of Christmas Song List (2 DJ copies)
All instruction manuals
Two Gator hard cases that hold electronic units (front and back covers for larger unit)
Stage stand to hold both units and monitor
2 clamp type mic stands

06/14/2025

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Easy, delicious, and profitable – our products are a hit with groups of all ages!

06/14/2025

Please Support Kings & Queens Within Us, a nonprofit organization, is hosting a fundraising event to provide essential assistance with housing, clothing, and burial services to those in need.
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06/04/2025

https://www.nldpcleveland.com/nldp-alum/bessie-conner/

Over eleven months, NLDP explores what it means to be a leader, building the skills and confidence participants need to create effective change in their neighborhoods. Topics include: Community Engagement, Group Facilitation, Fundraising, Conflict Resolution and more.

06/04/2025

As some may be aware, Kings & Queens Within Us serves as a grief support group. Personally, I experienced a devastating loss in 2002 with the passing of my infant son, Moses Shaquille Sims. The pain of his loss was profound, and it took many years for me to come to terms with my grief. In fact, it wasn't until many years later that I was able to begin working on his tombstone. In 2018, my eldest son, Keziah Sims, and I collaborated on designing the tombstone. Tragically, Keziah was murdered shortly thereafter, causing another significant delay in the placement of Moses' tombstone. Dealing with the aftermath of Keziah's murder necessitated yet another grieving process. However, as I navigated my own healing journey, I recognized the importance of self-care and prioritizing my own needs. Part of this process involved completing the unfinished tasks related to my children's burials. In October 2024, I contacted the monument company to finalize Moses' tombstone, a task that held great sentimental value as it was the last thing Keziah and I had worked on together. Following the completion of the design, I was invited to view the tombstone before its placement. Although I had anticipated this moment would bring closure, I was uncertain if I was emotionally prepared. On April 24, 2025, my sister, Kyramika Davis, accompanied me to the monument company, where I was relieved to learn that the tombstone had been delivered to the graveyard for placement. Receiving this news brought me a profound sense of peace and satisfaction, as I realized that completing this task had finally laid my fears to rest. Rather than exposing my grief, the experience allowed me to appreciate the beauty of completion and find solace in the knowledge that my heart was finally at peace.

06/03/2025

Today, I feel fulfilled. As of May 31, 2025, I have achieved something of immense value. Although the process was arduous and challenging, I persevered. Through this journey, I shed layers of my former self, revealing a new and improved version. I approached this endeavor with determination, intent on emerging victorious. I have learned that assumptions can lead to setbacks. During my attendance at church in a small country town, Pastor Bishop Lamb wisely advised our congregation that one never knows who might be observing them. I was part of a group of twenty-one exceptional classmates, four coaches, two coordinators, and Former Mayor Michael R. White. In this setting, I chose to be vulnerable, and this vulnerability has yielded significant accomplishments. Specifically, I achieved in a short time what had taken me twenty years to accomplish previously. Through these accomplishments, I have discovered that completion does not necessarily mean closure; rather, it signifies that I have addressed essential matters and, in doing so, taken care of myself. Upon completing the sixteen-week program, I not only inspired myself, but I also witnessed the inspiration in my new colleagues' eyes, actions, and words. I extend my gratitude to all of them. I would particularly like to thank my husband and family, who provide me with the motivation to push forward, especially on days filled with wonder and new possibilities.

05/18/2025

The work continues

04/28/2025

More like a family event! The people were great, the food was delicious, & the comedians were talented kept you laughing. Shout out to all of the talents.

04/09/2025