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Logistics Specialist 3rd Class Brenden Clarke, left, from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., steers the guided-missile cruiser USS Normandy (CG 60) as Gas Turbine System Technician (Mechanical) 3rd Class Jasmine Robertson, from Beaumont, S.C., talks with the conning officer while Normandy conducts a replenishment-at-sea with the Royal Fleet auxiliary fast fleet tanker RFA Wave Knight (A389).
Judicial Candidate George Odom Jr. with sisters of Delta Sigma Theta ,Broward Chapter, and Zeta Phi Beta, Pompano Chapter, honoring Reverend Samuel Delevoe’s 40th Year Anniversary and legacy
Thomas, who graduated in 1986 with a music education degree, has organized a digitization project set to collect and preserve footage of the Marching “100” that will provide global access to the revolutionary era of band founder William P. Foster, Ph.D.
Broward County’s Board of County Commissioners established a 30 percent small business participation goal on all eligible Transportation Surtax projects for certified small businesses for 30…
Since the day his godmother lit a fire under him as a kid, Dr. Robert Morris has borne the responsibility of passing the torch in the civil rights movement to the next generation of social activists.
The North Broward County Links, Inc., chose who would be honored as the Power Couples based on their impact in the community. Some of the honorees were entrepreneurs, business owners, college presidents, and many more.
This is the first time in 10 years that Stranahan is going to the playoffs. Stranahan’s first playoff game is November 9 and they play Northwestern in Miami.
On October 26, I went with my family to Virginia to Hampton University’s homecoming. My parents were able to connect with old friends that they hadn’t seen in years, and I was able to meet their college roommates, sorority sisters, fraternity brothers, and even the Pirate mascot!
Under the pastorate of the late great and incomparable, Reverend Dr. Mack King Carter, who led and guided New Mount Olive for twenty-seven (27) years and the phenomenal and great Reverend Dr. Marcus D. Davidson, the church has gifted well over one million dollars to college bound students who are members of the church.