Author: Carma Henry

Separating the cross and the sword

     Few people realize it, but secular humanism – the progressive crusade to improve life for all – may be the chief driving force of western civilization.

“KAVANAUGH HAS COVID”

Your body my choice?

     The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that Felix had joined the Hear Her campaign to share her story and raise awareness about urgent warning signs that could indicate life-threatening complications during and in the year after pregnancy.      Because of her bold and tireless work, Felix received the 2021 National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) National Leadership Award for excellence and innovative leadership in Black America.

     As Haiti’s devastating 7.2 earthquake and hurricane Grace’s added injury made the headlines last August, Father Ron Joseph, with the non-profit organization Ministry of Presence, Inc., took a deep breath and added disaster relief to his already long list of things to do. 

BURROWS Funeral services for the late George L. Burrows, Sr. – 94 were held October 2nd at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Rev. McKennon Fernander…

BOLDEN Funeral services for the Virgil Lee Bolden – 81 were held October 3rd at Lauderhill Seventh0Day Adventist Church with Pastor Dr. Fred batten, Jr officiating.…

EDWARDS Funeral services for the late Dora Mae Edwards – 83 were held October 2 at Mount Hermon A.M.E. Church with Rev. Henry E. Green, Jr.…

     If you were in Florida any time within the last 50 years, there is a good chance you heard Chico the Virgo on the radio. Sylvester Wesley had a love for broadcasting as early as his high school years growing up in Broward County. He took on the name Chico the Virgo, and there was a radio legend in the making.