Author: Carma Henry

   Through this program we annually acknowledge and recognize Black Greek lettered organizations for their numerous contributions and accomplishments.  This year, Rev. Dr. Santarvis Brown, proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., will be the proclaimer of the word as we recognize and spotlight the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. This year we have chosen the theme, “Greeks United by a Common Purpose: Strengthening Our Community Through Service, Achievement, Friendship, Tradition, Action, Culture and Advocacy.”

Vinnette Beckford   Funeral service was held February 1st at Event Center.   Wyne Gross   Funeral service was held February 5th at Chapel. Rolshell Johnson Funeral…

Joyce Dowells  -83   Funeral service was held February 1st at Brown’s Temple Ministries with Bishop Ronny Thompson officiating. Not Pictured – LaSonja Manly – 82 …

Marie Aluc   Funeral service was held February 1st   at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel.   Annie Ruth Ayden    Funeral service was held February 1st    at McWhite’s Funeral…

       Every year, National Black History Month is an occasion to celebrate the contributions of so many Black American patriots who have indelibly shaped our Nation’s history.

Nunnie on the Sideline

The WG Sports Corner

In his introduction as Mississippi Valley State’s new head coach, he laid down some ground rules that he believes will help turn around a program that has not had a winning season in nearly 20 years.

       If we aspire to be the best—whether as individuals, organizations, or communities, we must embrace the best in everyone. That means celebrating diversity, practicing equity, and committing to inclusion. These are not just buzzwords; they are the foundations of progress and the catalysts for meaningful change.

Authorities are investigating a late-night shooting outside the NAACP Fort Lauderdale/Broward Branch headquarters, an incident that has sparked outrage in the community and raised concerns about safety and equity in law enforcement response.