Author: Carma Henry

Army ROTC commander, Lt. Col. Robbie J. Cross, said the program periodically rotates command so the students can have leadership opportunities before entering service in the United States Army

The 2013 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation General Mills Health Scholarship Program will provide scholarships for students

The Black community continues to regain the economic ground it lost during the Great Recession and its aftermath

Community Paint-A-Thon for its Murals for Dorsey Park Project, the Project wants to bring people together to help transform Dorsey Park into a historic and cultural destination within the City of Miami commemorating it as the home of Negro League Baseball Florida

Thursday, Feb. 7, will be observed as National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. And according to activists, there is plenty that African-Americans need to observe.

This Thursday, February 7, is Black HIV/AIDS Day. What will you do to help eradicate this dreaded disease? Will you act like turtles and tuck your head deep down in between your shoulders until you can smell the bile in your stomachs?

They say that the older you get, the smaller the world becomes. At one point last year my head was spinning as I said farewell to people near and dear, as well as some where the contact may have been one or two degrees of separation

Urban League of Broward County made known to the public that the institute is the beneficiary of a $2 million funding venture from Sunshine StateHealth Plan that will support urban league’s health and wellness initiatives and capital campaign

NRA Vice President Wayne La Pierre is a mouthpiece, but it’s time to meet the board

Clarence McKee, the only African-American on the Board of Commissioners of the North Broward Hospital District (d/b/a) “Broward Health”), announced at last week’s board meeting that he was resigning from the Board effective Feb. 1