Month: August 2012

William Raspberry, who served 40 years as a columnist for The Washington Post died Tuesday at his home in Washington, D.C. He was 76

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist on Sunday (Aug. 26, 2012) urged voters to support President Barack Obama

The newly elected President of the 1000+ Club to Benefit Cancer, Inc., Dr. Wilhelmena Mack brings an impressive array of organizational and management skills to the non-profit best known for its annual Women of the Year

Lawmakers and their aides from having to testify during a trial to determine whether the state’s congressional redistricting plan runs afoul of new standards for drawing the state’s political maps.

“Black athletic superiority” is the belief by some people that Black people possess certain traits that are acquired through genetic and/or environmental factors that allow them to excel over other races in athletic competition.

The eighth installment of the MEAC/SWAC Challenge presented by Disney will feature Alabama State of the SWAC versus Bethune-Cookman of the MEAC.

And thus, fall football practice is coming to a close as local high schools stage their respective “Fall Kick-off Classics” this weekend.

College football is in the air and African-American involvement at the collegiate level is rich with tradition.

Cory and Jah were diagnosed with HIV at about age 16. Now 25, they reflect upon five areas of support they wish they had received from adults that might have helped them protect themselves.

In honor of National Recovery Month, Medivance Billing Service, Inc. will host a community roundtable