Hattie Mae Johnson – 96 Funeral service was held December 28th at the Calvary Baptist Church. Shanandra Aunitra Jones – 42 Funeral service was held…
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Neacy Mae Graham – 89 Funeral service was held December 28th at Restoring Grace Community Church with Dr. Jerome Symonette officiating. Derek Nathainel Harden, Sr…
Della Dean Cooper Funeral service was held December 28th at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. Charles R. “Oola” Dorsey, Jr. Funeral service was held December 28th…
Deaconess Carrie Robertson 74 Funeral service was held December 27th at The Calvary Baptist Church.
Florida A&M University (FAMU) announces Antonio Witherspoon as the new University Registrar, effective Jan. 3, 2025. A three-time graduate of FAMU, Witherspoon brings a wealth of experience in academic administration, student services, and civic leadership to his new role.
Broward Health is pleased to announce the arrival of Robert Dahl, MBA, FACHE, as chief executive officer of Broward Health Imperial Point. In his new role, which begins this week, Dahl will lead Broward Health Imperial Point’s overall administration and related regional operations to ensure high-quality care and service for the community.
The former CNN anchor was gearing up to premiere his new talk show on X, f.k.a. Twitter, but things have just taken a turn.
The HBCU Sports crew examines the Black College Football Hall of Fame 2025 Class and whether the voters overlooked championship-winning HBCU coaches Rod Broadway and Rudy Hubbard.
According to a report from ESPN college football reporter Pete Thamel, former Eagles receiver DeSean Jackson is expected to be named the new head football coach at Delaware State. The Hornets are coming off of a 1-11 season and have not won a MEAC game since November of 2022.
Ten laws passed during the 2024 legislative session will take effect Wednesday. They were among 299 bills approved by the Legislature and Gov. Ron DeSantis, the majority of which took effect July 1.