During a news conference on Aug. 28, Chavis and his partners said the segments will offer a refreshing and timely outlook on positive stories often overshadowed by the headlines dominating the news cycle. […]
On August 30, the Second Full Supermoon of the month will Shine, and it holds the Distinction of Being a Blue Moon Despite its Lack of a Blue hue. […]
NEA Today asked participants in NEA’s Teacher Leadership Institute—which prepares teachers to lead and transform their profession—for their favorite ways to welcome families back to school. […]
FARIAS Funeral services for the late Angelica Farias were held August 29th at A Good Sheppard Funeral Home. JACKSON Funeral services for the late Deborah Benoit Jackson were held August 18th A Good Shepherd’s Multpurpose […]
DUGAR Funeral services for the late Mozell J. Washington DuGar – 73 were held August 26 at Tabernacle of Faith Ministries with Bishop Dr Charles E. Williams officiating. JACKSON – Not Pictured Funeral services […]
CAMPBELL Funeral services for the late Morris A. Campbell – 70 were held August 26 at All Nations New Testament Church of God. CEASAR Funeral services for the late […]
Nunnie on the Sideline […]
Chaney was found unresponsive in an apartment in Arlington, Texas, on Monday, Arlington police spokesman Tim Ciesco told the Houston Chronicle. Ciesco added that the cause of death was unknown, but that foul play was not suspected following a preliminary investigation. […]
The tragic murders of three Black innocent patrons: Anolt “AJ” Laguerre 19, Angela Carr 52, and Jerrald Gallion 29, at a corner store in Jacksonville, Florida by a white racist with an assault rifle riddled with swastikas is a direct correlation to the discounting of life in this country. […]
Ol Pete reviewed the list of three candidates who qualified and interviewed for the job. The pickings were slim. Not a single applicant had the breadth of experience that one would want for a school district of this size. With the constant turmoil around this position, The Detective doubts running the ad for longer would have made much difference. The Broward school district hasn’t had a Chief Facilities Officer in more than two years and the ones they had, had all sorts of problems. Ol Pete recalls Leo Bobadillo and Derrick Messier. What a mess!!! […]
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