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Entrepreneur Offers Help With Legal Documents
Student Wins First Place At Science Fair
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
Ms. Cherrell Watson is not an attorney and she doesn’t give legal advice. However, she offers a service to help others complete paper- work properly.
She is the owner of Affordable Help Now, a virtual business. She created the business to provide a service for those who cannot afford to hire professionals, but still need help.
“I wanted to explain documents and help people prepare them at a less expensive price. I don’t complete the forms for them, but I make sure the form is completed properly.
A Tampa native, Ms. Watson graduated from Riverview High School, and then com- pleted a 6-year stint in the military. Ms. Wat- son said she attended Hillsborough Community College and obtained her certifi- cation as a bail bondsman.
She then relocated to California and en- rolled at Humphrey’s College of Law, where she earned her paralegal certification.
Five years ago, she moved back to Tampa and began working in the mortgage field. After gaining experience in the field, Ms. Watson said she launched a program in the mortgage business. “I want to help more families be- come homeowners,” she said.
Today, she is enrolled at the Center For Ad-
MS. CHERRELL WATSON
... Owner of Affordable Help Now
vanced Legal Studies, working towards a B. A. degree in the legal field.
Once she graduates, Ms. Watson plans to enroll at Stetson University, School of Law, to become an attorney. “I always wanted to be an attorney, so I am pursuing that goal.”
She is married to Montez Watson, and is the mother of 2 sons. She is the daughter of Ms. Regina Lasane and James Brown.
She enjoys spending time with her family and volunteering.
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
When it was time for the Science Fair, one student from a local charter school decided to participate. She also decided that she would make her project from house- hold items.
The project MaKayla Presley decided to construct was a turbine using hydro power. She wanted to prove the power of something as simple as water.
A turbine is a machine for producing continuous power in which a wheel or rotor, typically fitted with vanes, is made to revolve. A turbine can be powered by a fast- moving flow of water, steam, gas, air, or other type of fluid.
As a result of her project,
MAKAYLA PRESLEY ... Wins at Science Fair
MaKayla was awarded first place in the competition.
The young lady selected this project because she wanted to see all the cool things water could do.
She will now compete in the District Science Fair Competition. And, as a re- ward for doing so well, MaKayla is going to visit the Kennedy Space Center.
MaKayla is the daughter of Michael Presley and Ms. Kiaira Anderson- Presley. She is a fifth grade student at Henderson Ham- mock Charter School.
Her grandparents are Ms. Carrol Pirant, Ms. Mary Presley, and Ms. Yomika Hamilton.
The enterprising young lady is planning to become an Engineer in the future. Her hobbies include cheerleading, track and TIK Tok Videos.
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