Days gone by, and we often cry, however, “let us weep not like those who have no hope” as we remember those who have graduated with a degree which far surpasses anyone that man could give. To those who remain from Lucy C. Laney class of 1958 we will see you at our greatest reunion ever! Remaining members of the Lucy C. Langley High School Class of 1958. Thank you to class member Patricia Martin and her dear friend Dan Ford for making this possible. […]
In an attempt to follow up on the cancellation of the Dillard/Stranahan game, no one could verify whether any disciplinary action had been taken against students who caused the disruption as the principal was unavailable. […]
It doesn’t even look right. It’s a mess, which isn’t how you expected it to be. No, you should’ve turned around the minute you saw it, walked out the door, and denied all responsibility but now you’re involved. And in the new memoir “I Wasn’t Supposed to Be Here” by Jonathan Conyers, making things good is going to take some work. […]
Celebrities turn to her cooking when they wish to enchant their guests; Katrina Michelle is the founder of K Michelle’s Kitchen Catering, and she has a solid reputation for being one of the top caterers to the stars. All her clients agree that her catering is the best. […]
Pompano Beach Arts is excited to kick off the month-long observance of Hispanic Heritage with a return of one of Pompano Beach’s favorite dance programs, presented by renowned Latin dancer and instructor Alex Bezianis of Poppin’ Events. Baila Pompano will include salsa, bachata, and other Latin dances, including a one-hour dance class, a live band, a DJ and performances by professional dancers. […]
Gov. Ron DeSantis and Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell planned Thursday to “see first-hand” damage from powerful Hurricane Idalia, a day after the storm barreled through North Florida. […]
As efforts continued to sort out damage from Hurricane Idalia, regulators on Friday approved proposals by four private insurers to pull as many as 130,000 policies from the state’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. […]
America’s first racially integrated conflict was the Vietnam war. Blacks had fought in all of America’s preceding military engagements in segregated units. President Truman’s executive order in 1948 mandated the integration of the armed forces. Implementation was slow due to racial biases and some units in the Korean war were still segregated. The Vietnam war had Blacks and Whites fighting together, but fighting each other. […]
The News Service of Florida By Jim Turner TALLAHASSEE , FL — President Joe Biden on Thursday approved a federal disaster declaration to help state and local recovery efforts after the Category 3 Hurricane […]
Several hours after Hurricane Idalia hit, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday went to rural Taylor County, where debris, downed trees and some power lines littered the roads. […]
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