Author: Carma Henry

       Billed as “Where Culture Meets the Coast,” the nationally acclaimed event brings together some of the country’s most electrifying Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) marching bands for a high-energy showcase of music, precision, and legacy. The Palm Beaches will serve as the backdrop for a celebration that blends cultural heritage with world-class performance.

The South Broward Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., in partnership with the L.I.F.E. Foundation, Inc., will host the 9th Annual Deltas on the Run 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at Charnow Park in Hollywood.

       The first SWAC battle between Charlie Ward and Reggie Theus lived up to the hype.

       South Carolina State guard Jayden Johnson’s bucket with less than a second to go lifted the Bulldogs to a 58-57 win over Howard Saturday afternoon in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference opener for both teams.

       The Allen Yellow Jackets women’s basketball team brought in the New Year in dominant fashion, taking down the Fort Valley State Wildcats in an 89-39 road win.

LOS ANGELES WAVE — Capital & Main’s findings are based on data collected by testers hired by the news organization to pose as Section 8 voucher holders. From late 2024 to early 2025 the testers contacted leasing agents to ask about available apartments in 65 buildings owned or operated by Jamison, Equity Residential, Essex Property Trust, AvalonBay Communities, G.H. Palmer Associates, Prime Residential and Greystar.

     If you have Crohn’s disease, you may have noticed which foods trigger your intestinal symptoms, especially during a flare-up. Learning to avoid these food triggers and finding the best diet for your digestive health may allow you to better self-manage your Crohn’s disease, reduce gastrointestinal symptoms, and promote intestinal healing.

If you’re struggling to pay your water, sewer, or sanitation bill, help is available through our new Municipal Services Affordability Program.

       In a statement, the town said, “Cole’s legacy of service, compassion, and commitment to progress will forever be etched in the heart of Eatonville. We honor his life, leadership, and the indelible impact he made on generations past, present, and future.”  Cole was an outspoken supporter for preserving the town’s history, including at the site of the former Hungerford School, the area’s first school for Black students.

       David Jolly lived up to his reputation of going far and wide to make his case to Floridians. He drove from South Florida to St. Augustine to meet with members of the Florida General Baptist Convention. He was the first gubernatorial candidate to address the group in a forum, offering answers on spiraling healthcare costs, education funding, gun violence, restoring the autonomy of state universities, and Black history in the public school curriculum.