“I was working several jobs trying to make a living at the time,” said Commock. “I have a niece serving in the military, and she inspired me to join the military as well.” […]
Singing competitions have been popular in our homes for generations. We’ve seen shows like Star Search, American Idol, and America’s Got Talent capture our hearts and make celebs out of no name talent. The Masked Singer is a different type of singing competition. It uses celebs as the ones that are being judged. This is the sixth singer for the Masked Singer. Fans were shocked to learn which legendary celeb was revealed behind the Cupcake mask this past week. […]
When considering some of our community’s most important compositional elements, we most commonly consider three key factors: housing, our neighborhoods, and schools. But why are these the elements we most commonly consider? The answer is simple: because we want what is best for our families. Well, that is exactly why Revered Paul R. Wiggins has decided to run for the Broward County School Board District 1 Seat– he wants what is best for our families. […]
The disease that has affected America in many ways, Covid-19, has killed at least 713,154 people and has infected around 44.3 million people in the United States. […]
Shown here are the presenters President Ms. Jo Ann Jones and member Ms. Leola Adams of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., Professional and Business Women Gamma Alpha Chapter, presenting the award to Ms. Williams at her office due to COVID-19 gathering guidelines. The award reads: “May your unselfish, relentless and determined spirit to represent clients such as #IStandWithLJV and #JusticeForRiou continue to be examples that change injustices in our society and make our world a better place to live.” […]
My name is Kennedy. I am a 12-year-old entrepreneur. I started my first business at the age of 9 where I sold lemonade, candy, and slime. My dad would always talk to me about business and give me assignments on the weekend to learn things that you don’t learn in school. He bought me a candle making kit and I fell in love with making candles. I then took the things that I learned and asked if we could start a business. […]
Thanks to the generous funding of the Rachel Carson Grant, Dreyfoos is hosting Solomon Dumas as a Guest Artist from October 4th through the 8th, teaching master classes and choreographing a guest piece influenced by a social justice cause. Not only do dancers get the opportunity to learn from a working professional company member in Ailey, but they also additionally participate in Horton technique classes (the primary modern technique taught in our department). They also experience a true “blind” audition by wearing numbers and being chosen by the guest choreographer for their piece. […]
Quartermaster 2nd Class Connor Baudoin, right, from Lafayette, Louisiana, and Quartermaster 2nd Class Miguel McKinnie, from Fort Lauderdale, FL perform preventative maintenance on the “big eyes” on the bridge wing of Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Higgins (DDG 76). […]
The FBI said it recorded at least 405 additional murders of Black women and girls, but reports have strongly suggested that the number represents an undercount. […]
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