AARLCC has established a residency for the Art Prevails Project (APP), a South Florida-based nonprofit dedicated to strengthening underserved communities through literary and performing arts. This dynamic residency will feature a series of engaging programs designed to inspire creativity and self-expression among participants of all ages.
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As we close out 2024, I reflect on a year filled with challenges, growth, and monumental achievements. Our community has faced immense struggles but also celebrated historic milestones, reminding us of the resilience and brilliance that defines us.
Nestled in the heart of the rolling hills, where snowflakes dance in the winter breeze and twinkling lights illuminate every corner lies the enchanting town of Fabville. This quaint Christmas village isn’t like any other holiday destination; it’s a place born from a dream, a dream that began when its creator, Sharonshesofabulous, was just a child. “I can remember being a little girl who was in awe of a tiny village that sat on the coffee table of one of the older ladies in my neighborhood. I remember promising myself that one day I would have a Christmas village just like it one day.”, Sharon said.
The Mississippi Valley State University marching band faces backlash after accepting an invitation to perform at Donald Trump’s inauguration.
In two landmark cases that hope to reshape the future for Black student-athletes at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, a group of former athletes has challenged the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Academic Performance Program (APP) in court. The plaintiffs argue that the APP not only impacts their athletic opportunities but is rooted in a system of racial discrimination that has persisted for far too long. With the groundwork laid and momentum building, there is an urgent call for HBCU student-athletes to support this pivotal fight.
The 16th Annual Boating & Beach Bash for People with Disabilities – the nation’s largest, free, one-day event for people with disabilities, both seen and unseen – will again welcome back families who love the beach, boat rides and fun! Presented by the American Disabilities Foundation (ADF), the Bash returns to Boca Raton’s Spanish River Park, which is conveniently located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway to give guests easy access to the beach and free boat rides.
The 17th Judicial Circuit is pleased to announce that Trial Court Administrator Joseph D’Amico has been named co-editor of Court Manager, a national publication that focuses on ethics and the courts, technology and the judiciary and court management issues.
Trade assistance for Haiti, negotiated by Florida lawmakers, failed to survive a three-day dash before Christmas to keep the federal government running.
Florida A&M University (FAMU) announces Antonio Witherspoon as the new University Registrar, effective Jan. 3, 2025. A three-time graduate of FAMU, Witherspoon brings a wealth of experience in academic administration, student services, and civic leadership to his new role.
Ten laws passed during the 2024 legislative session will take effect Wednesday. They were among 299 bills approved by the Legislature and Gov. Ron DeSantis, the majority of which took effect July 1.