The William Dandy Scholarship Fund, Inc. awarded seven recent high school grads with scholarships to assist them with furthering their college/university educations.
Month: August 2012
All but Forgotten: Middle-aged, older Black women at risk for HIV By Andrea King Collier Nell Davis never expected to be in the national…
young women celebrated with a heartfelt graduation ceremony as the culminating event of the Guard Your Heart program
The national support for the victims of last week’s Aurora shootings is great. However, if we believe in the equivalency of life, what about the lives of young men in Chicago
Education Commissioner Gerard Robinson resigned late Tuesday (July 31, 2012) amid a months-long controversy over the state’s testing regimen and errors on school grades that forced the department to change the marks for dozens of schools
Trayvon Martin, more and more observers are becoming concerned about the alleged “suicide” of Chavis Carter.
Early voting proceeded un-eventfully Monday election supervisors said, portending, they hope, an easy run up to this month’s primary and the general election in November.
In an era where self-aggrandizement is the norm and greed has been declared a virtue, people like Kent Edwards are a welcome exception.
America is breezing along at the top of the medal count at the “2012 Olympics in London, England. Football practice has started from Pop Warner to the NFL. And Major League Baseball is winding down the second half of its season.
African Americans and ask them how they feel about President Barack Obama and the majority of them will speak of the President in very loving terms