Mfume’s primary challenger in Maryland’s seventh congressional district was Cummings’ widow, Maya Rockeymoore Cummings. But the contest was not close. The general election will be held on April 28, 2020. Mfume, 71, will be expected to win easily in a heavily Democratic district that includes parts of Baltimore. […]
Experience the most authentic “Motown Music Artists” tribute performers in the United States when J Jams Entertainment, LLC Talent Agency present on stage the breath taking Motowners at the Township Center for Performing Arts on Friday, Feb. 21, 2020 in Coconut Creek, Fla. The Motowners “Legends of Motown” Live Band Tribute Production is an accomplished show complete with professional singers, dazzling costumes, and precision choreography accompany by a Motown vibe band. […]
“The one thing Americans know from first-hand experience or watching TV is that, in a trial, you present your witness and present documents. If people who were in the room are not given a chance to testify, not just Bolton but Mulvaney, if the president’s version of the facts is true, have Mulvaney testify,” he said. […]
Mr. Belafonte is a 3 time Grammy winner. As well as an acclaimed actor. There are a lot of other footprints he left that people may not know or remember. Few people remember that he was a very close confidant to Dr. King. […]
Margaret Lott, MD Internal Medicine – Pediatrics Broward Health Community Health Services – Annie L. Weaver Health Center […]
Hilary Hoo-you has been named Regional Director of Behavioral Health for Broward Health Medical Center and Broward Health Imperial Point. She will oversee the development, implementation, evaluation and operational management of inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services at both hospitals. […]
Lois Ann Irby was born to Jimmy Wayne Irby and Catherine Baynard on July, 15, 1951. Lois was raised by her father and Step Mother Sally Irby who provided her with a strong and safe foundation. She attended Broward County Public Schools graduating from Hollywood Hills High School. She later took training as a nursing assistant and found employment. […]
Manrico Barry Isaac Currington passed away on January 13, 2020 in Apopka, Fla. where his only remaining sibling Joyce Currington Boone now resides. He was born to Johnnie and Ethel Brooks Currington in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Nov. 29, 1940. Barry, as he preferred to be called, began playing the piano at the age of three. By the age of six, he was conducting the church choir where he attended and later the Choir’s Union of Fort Lauderdale. […]
A Chicago native who broke racial barriers in space exploration will receive a major posthumous honor. According to Peoria Public Radio, NASA named a spacecraft after Maj. Robert H. Lawrence Jr., the first Black person selected to be an astronaut. […]
The Washington Redskins could be in the midst of making a game changing move with talks that their next hire will be the first Black woman assistant coach in the NFL. Jennifer King, the former coach of the Johnson & Wales University women’s basketball team in Charlotte, could be joining Redskins’ head coach Ron Rivera’s staff after working under him as a coaching intern, The Atlantic reports. […]
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