Author: Carma Henry

BENNETT Funeral services for the late Sandra Bennett – 58 were held January 15th at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Bishop Tony Mitchell officiating. BEY…

ALSTON Funeral services for the Mary Alston – 78. BECKETT Funeral services for the late Kahleeb Mynari Beckett – 24. CAMPBELL Funeral services for the late…

CARTER Funeral services for the late Wanda Yvonne Carter – 55 held January 15th at Roy Mizell & Kurtz Worship Center. GASTON Funeral services for the…

     Reportedly, the Angelou coin is the first in a series designed to celebrate the accomplishments of American women.

     The aviation industry faces “catastrophic” disruption from the rollout of a new 5G service this week, airline leaders have warned.

     We ring the bell for freedom, democracy, and majority rule. We sound the clarion call for freedom fighters as we urge Floridians to reach out to Mr. Ben Frazier and the Northside Coalition and pledge support to a campaign to make Governor Ron DeSantis accountable. We also ask lovers of freedom to call the offices of Senators Marco Rubio and Rick Scott and demand they vote for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the Freedom to Vote Act. These three public servants who have become “three blind mice” to equality for all, must be made accountable now.

A letter from three civil rights icons reveals a key moment in Black history

     Whatever you put into an effort, that is what the results produce. This analogy could be applied to several situations of today. Starting from the rained soaked, soggy political atmosphere of Broward County, to the hot air speech from President Joe Biden in Georgia  and the Corona fog that seems to not only limit visions but shuts down the cognizance of supposed to be intelligent people.

On New Year’s Day a good Samaritan died while trying to help a man who fell onto subway tracks during a gang assault in New York City. The assault victim, a 38-year-old male, was approached by multiple individuals in the Fordham Road subway station in the Bronx. According to police, the gang “displayed a knife and began assaulting him.” At a certain point, the victim of this assault landed on the subway tracks. Officials are not sure if he fell or was pushed. However, a 36-year-old witness went down to the to help the victim, but he was unfortunately stuck by the oncoming train, causing his death.

    The AT&T Full STEAM Ahead for Florida’s Future $5,000 grant will help fund several innovative Allusions Made From Fusion projects taught by Joseph Kelly, a 9-12 grade teacher at Nova High School. By mastering computer aided design, students will learn how to apply aerodynamics, mechanical and structural design as they create physical models from virtual designs and test prototypes through simulation and real-world experiments.