James O. “Chick” Hill, graduate of L.C. Anderson High School, Class of 1955, was inducted into the Prairie View Interscholastic League Coaches Association (PVILCA) Hall of Fame in Football at the 2021 PVILCA Banquet held on July 19, 2021, at the Marriott Hobby Hotel in Houston, Texas. More than seven hundred guests attended the event.
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Broward Education Foundation, the only 501(c)3 charitable organization solely dedicated to serving students and teachers in Broward County Public Schools, announced it is accepting nominations for the annual 2021 Hall of Fame awards. The annual event recognizes graduates of Broward County Public Schools who have made significant contributions to the community, their profession and in education.
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The July 28, 2021, Justice Department document warning election officials against destroying records is timely as Florida Secretary of State Laurel Lee (SOS) and the Supervisors of Elections (SOEs) in eight counties have been fighting efforts to stop the preservation of digital ballot images. Although more than half of Florida SOEs are preserving ballot images, the SOS and 8 SOEs have erroneously claimed that federal and state laws do not require them to be preserved.
WASHINGTON — Actor-singer Selena Gomez has slammed the makers of “The Good Fight” for making fun of her kidney transplant on the show. “I am not sure how…
Forest rangers who discovered a brown bear cub trapped between trees were able to rescue it on Aug. 5. The freed cub was reunited with its…
There’s been dramatic summer surge in COVID-19 positivity rates in South Florida and throughout the country. Most new cases are younger patients who are not vaccinated.
Democrats are handling the voting rights issue. There seems to be a replay of the 19th-century Jim Crow laws, which ended in Black voters having no faith in authoritative leaders.
Tools for Schools, Broward County’s largest back to school drive, has kicked off and BrightStar Credit Union is once again one of this year’s proud participants. The school supply drive is organized by Broward Education Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of Broward County Public School students by helping them receive a quality education. Donations will be accepted for the first time both virtually and in person.