Author: Carma Henry

Chanice Lee’s book Young Revolutionary: A Teen’s Guide To Activism has sparked a worldwide youth revolution. The teen activist says she wrote her debut book to “give teens the confidence, tools, and resources needed to be successful activists, leaders, and change-makers.”

     Andrea began her career seventeen years ago at VITAS Healthcare. At that time she was an assistant to the Human Resources manager.

“How much does credit play of in the home buying process? is asked frequently. You can choose to purchase your home using cash or by financing the purchase. If you choose to finance through a bank or mortgage lender, your credit rating will play a part in your loan options.

      Pastor Robert Stephens, III, lifelong Miami Gardens resident, youth advocate, and man of God, presents a new house of worship in the City, entitled ‘The Grace Center’. The Grace Center will be a non-denominational, interactive, worship center geared to the active, working millennial, socially conscious professional and retired individual of faith.

Broward County Mayor Mark Bogen will bring together the Mayors of all thirty-one cities for the newly created Mayor’s Council of Broward County.

Dolphins are Eliminated from Playoff Hunt

Jones Bar-B-Q Diner in Marianna, Arkansas is believed to be the oldest Black-owned restaurant in the country. Currently owned by James Jones and his wife Betty, the diner has been open since at least 1910 and is still widely known for serving the best barbecue pork with a secret sauce. James’ grandfather, Walter Jones, was the founder and first pitmaster.

Plenty of 25-year-olds might be considered judgmental. Few of them get paid for it. Count Jasmine Twitty among them: At 25, she is the youngest person ever to be sworn in as a judge in Easley, South Carolina

Last Wednesday President Obama turned into “Obama Claus” and surprised the sick kids at the National Children Hospital with an impromptu visit. He arrived with the traditional Christmas hat and carrying a sack of toys for all the kids.

Even in defeat, Democrat Andrew Gillum is proving to be one of the winners of 2018. The former Tallahassee mayor is parlaying his razor-thin loss in the Florida governor’s race into a role in the 2020 presidential primary — as a kingmaker or perhaps even a candidate himself.