McWhite’s Funeral Home Services
ALEXANDRE – Not Pictured Funeral services for the late Luna & Leo Alexandre were held May 13 at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. DAGGINS Funeral services for the late Dorothy Ann Sheilds-Daggins – 68 were held […]
ALEXANDRE – Not Pictured Funeral services for the late Luna & Leo Alexandre were held May 13 at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. DAGGINS Funeral services for the late Dorothy Ann Sheilds-Daggins – 68 were held […]
The move to drop the charges against Gillum, a former Tallahassee mayor, comes after jurors on May 4 acquitted him of lying to federal investigators but were unable to reach a verdict on charges that he and his political mentor, Sharon Lettman-Hicks, bilked political contributors out of money and illegally steered it to Gillum for his personal use. […]
The buzz and excitement in anticipation of the new mixed-used development coming to the 1200 block of Sistrunk boulevard is comparable to the unveiling of a historic monument. Sistrunk Boulevard, formerly named Six Street, was once a vibrant main street for the Black community of Fort Lauderdale. It was the heartbeat of Black entrepreneurship, an economic corridor for Black-owned businesses and a corridor of Black pride and respect. […]
As a girl growing up in Live Oak in the 1980s, I have vivid memories of May Day celebrations. It was the one occasion when there was a multigenerational community celebration that wasn’t necessarily connected to a church. We would gather at the site of the local middle school, which had historically been the segregated Douglass High School. There would be good food–barbeque, lemonade, and all of our favorite cakes. There would be games–baseball, sack racks, and other competitions. Most of all, there was joy. […]
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg had said he would let a grand jury decide whether to file charges. […]
Authorities said Sunday that police are investigating a fatal weekend shooting in southwest Arizona that left two people dead and five others hurt, including teenagers. […]
They have created this dirty mess and all Pete can do is continue traveling down these disappointing trails shaking my head in bewilderment. […]
The challenge of stroke in America is still a sickness that many refuse to discuss and admit they have struggled with. May is stroke awareness month, and there are very small groups engaged in sharing their issues with the disease. Something is wrong with the healthcare system when so many Americans do not know the correct numbers for good high blood pressure numbers, and 80% of strokes are preventable. […]
FELDER Funeral services for the late Robert J. Felder were held May 11th at Roy Mizell and Kurtz Worship Center. HAWK Funeral services for the late Priscilla Hawk were […]
Many national organizations are teaming up with Florida local organizations to fight against the assault on democracy that is occurring in Florida. The combined team is planning a “Rolling Protest” throughout State of Florida to highlight our concerns and demand action. […]
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