Author: Carma Henry

People on the Move, March 15, 2024

      Florida’s premier Grateful Dead tribute band will help you celebrate National Guitar Month at Old Town Untapped, everyone’s favorite cultural arts and music block party on April 5, 2024. Come to Bailey Contemporary Arts Center to meet the featured artist in residence of the month, Oscar Montoya, and explore his studio and his beautiful classical style oil painting. Enjoy a night filled with live music and a local DJ, gallery exhibitions, local art vendors and food trucks

     But, make no mistake, starting from the Declaration of Independence, when Thomas Jefferson wrote “Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed.” The vote has always been important, and who, what, when, where, why, and how people vote has always been controversial.

     “These actions are part of broader destructive processes that undermine a community’s heritage, identity, and existence — with profound symbolic and psychological implications for Palestinians not only in Gaza but globally. . . .

The president unveiled the strategy during a visit to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The initiative is expected to address long-standing problems of neglect and isolation in communities, particularly those that have suffered disproportionately from previous infrastructure projects.

     While attending the home going of a great man, the 30th Grand Basilus of the greatest fraternity in all the world, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., I heard the most simple words with the life changing ability stated by the eulogist will change my life forever.

In Arkansas, a tragic mass shooting occurred at a private party, resulting in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to four others, according to local law enforcement authorities. The assailant, identified as the suspect in the incident, was also pronounced dead. Details surrounding the circumstances leading to the shooting remain under investigation by the police.

     In its 50th Reunion Year—to many of its members, the memory seems impossible to believe that nearly one-half century has passed since last donning the halls of several of Broward’s 20 high schools.

      One afternoon, a delivery driver called the police to report a Tallahassee woman who was seen dancing hysterically outside while naked. By the time the police arrived, the woman in question had led them to a grisly scene like that straight out of a horror film: her mother stabbed to death and her heart pulled from her chest.

     A Missouri television station is facing backlash after one of their news anchors called Black homeowners “colored,” an outdated racial term, during a live broadcast. St. Louis-based KMOV apologized to viewers for a February 26 on-air preview covering racial bias on home appraisals, according to St. Louis Post-Dispatch.