Keifer Sykes plays professional basketball in Turkey, not Los Angeles or New York. He hasn’t yet made his NBA dream fit inside his 6-foot frame. And life off the court has been pock-marked with losses […]
In my opinion, that is so disrespectful. If Trump were to empathize and put himself in Velshi’s shoes, he would not think it was a “beautiful sight.” As I continue to say every single week, we have to vote! We will never experience the change needed if we don’t vote. […]
Where would she find peace? Having outlived all her kids, what was now to be her purpose for living. Even in the midst of that suffering she told the judge she didn’t want Leonard to receive death. He was allowed to take a deal for a life sentence. Agnes then left to figure out how to move on. […]
Coral Springs, Florida native and JP Taravella High School graduate Justin Musanda is serving aboard USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) during Exercise Valiant Shield, Sept. 14-25. […]
Welcome back to part III of Is My House on Fire? Getting insured during a pandemic. I would be remissed if I didn’t not remind you that September is “Life Insurance Awareness Month” (LIAM). This is a very special time in our industry to educate, and help mobilize our friends, families and businesses on how to take advantage of plans available to them. So please, contact your local insurance agent today. […]
Burlington Stores, the national off-price retailer, through its partnership with the national non-profit organization, AdoptAClassroom.org and local partner Broward Education Foundation, has donated $5,000 towards school supplies to Broward County Public Schools’ Palm Cove and Sheridan Elementary Schools in celebration of its new stores now open in Hollywood and Pembroke Pines. […]
As South Florida continues to face the economic and health impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, responding to the 2020 Census is more important now than ever before to secure the resources we need to invest in our communities and address these new challenges. Given the Trump Administration’s efforts to rush this count and threaten its accuracy, time is running out to respond to the Census by the new September 30th deadline! […]
Tuesday marks National Voting Registration Day, which falls exactly 42 days away from Election Day. But in order to participate in the democratic process and cast a ballot in what just may be the most consequential election in modern history, you have to first register to vote. […]
Let us look at three highly qualified, altruistic people President Joe Biden should appoint to make our lives better. Our present skinflint Treasury Secretary, Steven Mnuchin and I have nothing in common. I care about all people, he does not. […]
NewsOne’s The Black Ballot initiative and its ongoing political conversation about the Black experience in America recently turned to the topic of historically Black colleges and universities and the roles HBCUs and their students are playing with “the Black vote” as Election Day rapidly approaches. […]
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