Ol Pete has been gliding through a maze of trails looking for dirt and it would seem that summertime would be a slow time for the tunnels. But Ol Pete is learning that there are plenty things that go bump in the night, especially when those doing the bumping think everyone else is sleeping.
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Carlee Russell, a resident of Alabama, made headlines when she disappeared following a 911 call regarding a child. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance raised concerns about her safety and the potential involvement of foul play.
The Moore family history began in Philadelphia, Mississippi and spread to Mound Bayou, Mississippi. Mound Bayou was once referred to as a model of “thrift and self-government,” by Booker T. Washington.
She was born July 29, 1926, in Belle Glade Florida. At 97, you can still find her every Sunday at Saint John 1st Missionary Baptist Church in Belle Glade Florida getting her praise on!
— Miami Dolphins players Bradley Chubb and Braxton Berrios joined over 900 YMCA of South Florida summer campers from Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties as they enjoyed the Junior Dolphins Summer Camp Tour presented by Gatorade at the Y in Weston.
The state wants a federal judge to put on hold a ruling aimed at keeping children with complex medical conditions out of nursing homes, saying a shortage of nurses would make it “impossible” to comply with a key part of the decision.
Florida A&M University suspended all football-related activities after a rap music video featuring some of the team’s players was recorded without permission in a football locker room.
The 130 year history of Sears and Roebuck was a burden and a blessing for Blacks. America’s leading retailer for much of the twentieth century was founded in 1893 by Richard Sears, who quickly partnered with Alvah Roebuck.
Bank of America recently announced four Broward County high school juniors and seniors were selected as Student Leaders® (#BofAStudentLeaders), an eight-week paid summer internship providing students with first-hand experience in serving their communities. As part of the program, the students are developing leadership and practical workforce skills while working with local nonprofits, including the YMCA of South Florida, all while earning $17 per hour.
The state Agency for Health Care Administration has reached a settlement in a class-action lawsuit that is expected to lead to the Medicaid program providing incontinence supplies to adults with disabilities, according to court documents.