Author: Carma Henry

     Fort Lauderdale officials are considering new regulations for electric bicycles and other personal electric transportation devices that could require riders to meet a minimum age, carry identification and register their vehicles with the city.

      If you know me, you know I love tennis. I play on two U.S. Tennis Association teams. It’s a stress reliever, and I enjoy the camaraderie that comes with doubles tennis.

    The Mississippi police officer who fatally shot 1-year-old Kohen Wiley has resigned as newly released body camera footage shows the moments leading up to the child’s death in a Walmart parking lot.

   Former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder, America’s first elected Black governor, has encouraged an audience of civil and voting rights activists, community organizers and politicians to never stop fighting for the good of other people.

        Byron Donalds and John James are the Republican candidates for governor in the states of Florida and Michigan, respectively. In the 250-year history of America, three African Americans have been elected governor: Douglas Wilder (Virginia, 1990), Deval Patrick (Massachusetts, 2007), and Wes Moore (Maryland, 2023).

“Test Your Bible Knowledge “

Under the leadership of Chapter President Karlene Chung-Hogg, the Zeta Rho Omega Chapter, in partnership with the AKAdemic Foundation, is exceedingly proud to invest $33,600 into the dreams, talents, and futures of extraordinary young people who represent the very best of our community’s future. These funds are awarded to an exceptional group of scholars to alleviate the financial burdens of higher education, aiding the next generation of leaders to pursue their academic ambitions.

        When did we reach a point where making somebody feel bad became entertainment, but making somebody feel good became

More Broward County “Littles” will gain guidance from mentors, explore college and career paths, and take part in hands-on learning experiences thanks to a $25,000 Comcast grant awarded to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County (BBBS Broward). The funding will strengthen the organization’s Big Futures initiative, which prepares young people for success after high school.

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