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Historic New Hope Baptist Church of Fort Lauderdale celebrates the groundbreaking of New Hope 1. I! It is a low-income housing six-story residential development consisting of thirty (30) two-bedroom, two-bathroom workforce housing units built over a structured parking garage with 32 parking spaces located on floors one through three. The residential units will be situated on the upper levels, offering thoughtfully designed living spaces that average approximately 900 square feet.
ONYX Magazine mourns the loss of cherished community leader, Brenda R. March, who passed away on Thursday, November 27, 2025. She proudly served as the vice president of the ONYX Foundation, helping secure thousands of scholarship dollars and opening doors to transformative opportunities. In her honor, the ONYX Foundation has named the Charles and Brenda March Dream Builders Scholarship for students pursuing career paths in vocational or trade schools for hands-on careers, apprenticeships for on-the-job training, and certifications for flexible education.
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Installation of Pastor Kevin Lamár Peterman at Historic DC Church Indicates Next Power Move for Social Justice in America
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More than two dozen pastors from historically Black congregations across Florida are throwing their support behind former U.S. Rep. David Jolly’s campaign for Governor, forming a new coalition called Faith Leaders for Florida’s Future.
“Black folk built America, and if it don’t come around, we’re gonna burn America down…Violence is necessary. Violence is a part of America’s culture. It is as American as cherry pie.”
Former Rep. Roy Hardemon, a passionate Miami lawmaker and lifelong advocate for Liberty City and its neighboring community, has died, according to his sister and his nephew’s office in Miami-Dade County.
A Broward Circuit Court judge has cleared the way for a high-profile governance lawsuit at First Baptist Church Piney Grove in Oakland Park, Florida, to proceed, denying a motion to dismiss filed by Senior Pastor Rev. Ezra L. Tillman, Jr. and members of the church’s deacon board.