Yachaad Yasharahla Cottage School

The Trapped Prince is a stage play in the tradition of classic fairy tales and is fun for the entire family! When a prince from a lush African kingdom of long ago helps a stranger, a cruel twist of fate finds him trapped in a cave in faraway land- America! An original play, the playwright and author, R.L. Omer is based in Phoenix.

Click here to buy your tickets for the April 24-25 performances at Phoenix Center for the Arts: https://www.phxsoul.com/the-trapped-prince-stage-play-at-phoenix-center-for-the-arts-on-april-24-25/

If you are in Arizona and you either Homeschool or your children are enrolled in a microschool they are invited! Please inquire and register for one or all 3 of these free events. We have 3 great opportunities to allow our children to express their talents, abilities and interests! Hope to see you there!

Please pray for this woman and her kids.

Family members are asking for the public’s help in locating Brandalyn Williams, 27, and her two young daughters, Julionne Fisher, 10, and Milani Williams, 6, who have been missing for months.

According to relatives, Williams was last seen by family on December 20, 2024, in Oklahoma. The last known report involving Williams was on September 22, 2025, when she reportedly filed a domestic violence report in Hudson, Wisconsin.

Family members say the last direct contact they had with Williams was an email on August 29, 2025, that ended mid-sentence, which they described as unusual.

Relatives also report unverified information that Williams may have traveled through multiple states while moving between shelters because she feared for her safety. Those states may include Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.

Williams may be driving a dark blue GMC Acadia with no license plates, and both of her daughters are believed to be with her.

Family members say they are deeply concerned about the safety of Williams and the children and are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Brandalyn Williams, Julionne Fisher, or Milani Williams is asked to contact Detective Nikki Oliver at 513-352-4567.

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