Author: Carma Henry

  The Florida Memorial University competitive cheer team made history on Saturday as they were named 2025 Southern States Athletic Conference Competitive Cheer Champions.

        Serena Williams, a tennis legend and entrepreneur, is now a co-owner of the WNBA’s newest team, the Toronto Tempo. She says that she aims to help build a legacy for female athletes in Canada.

       Brie Clark, a gymnast at Clemson University, made history on Friday as she became the first collegiate gymnast to land The Biles I tumbling pass in her floor routine. The element was named after Simone Biles and is rarely performed at international competitions, according to Forbes.

On the heels on Black Music Month, The Town Hall presented Keeping The Faith: Celebrating 30 Years of Music and Entertainment with Singer/Songwriter Faith Evan

We must move, and we must move now.

A gluten-free twist on chocolate chip cookies, these almond butter-based cookies are an easy-to-make crowd-pleaser.

     Consumers will endure an extended waiting period to learn whether the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) will remain the nation’s financial cop-on-the-beat. The agency’s 1,700-member workforce does not know if they still have jobs. And battle lines are as clear as they are deep – for and against – the embattled agency.

The South Florida Pride Youth Band delivered a show-stopping performance at its 14th annual concert, presented by FLoatarama, at The Parker on Sunday, February 23. The highly anticipated event showcased the dedication and talent of young musicians while awarding an impressive $46,000 in scholarships to support the next generation of artists.

     Bearing the offensive title “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports,” the executive order misinterprets a U.S. law called Title IX to suggest falsely that trans-inclusive policies in collegiate and elite-level sports are somehow harmful to cisgender women. The force of this claim is backed by a threat: ban trans women, or face having your funding rescinded. The order came following a flurry of political moves entrenching transphobia in U.S. law and society.

       As we begin Women’s History Month, we honor the resilience, brilliance, and unwavering courage of women especially Black women who have long been the backbone of justice, progress, and change. Their sacrifices, struggles, and triumphs have shaped history, often without the recognition they deserve.