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Letitia McGowan is a W.T. White High School graduate who went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Southern Methodist...
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Lifestyle guru welcomes guests and celebrates businesses By Eva D. ColemanLifestyle & Culture Editor “This has never happened before,” the young valet attendant said...
Panthers finish a perfect 16-0 season, earning their first state championship in over 20 years
Randle Lions Defy the Odds, Claim First State Championship with 38-35 Win Over South Oak Cliff By Anthony Council In a state championship game...
Centers for Disease Control researchers indicate that the vaccine and booster shots should protect against the new variant.
By Marc Morial “We have more tools than ever to protect against serious COVID-19 disease and death, but we must make sure everyone has...
NBCI urges Black congregants to get vaccinated Speaking with veteran journalist Roland Martin on the Black Star Network during the Hope Global Forums Monday...
DALLAS – Council Member Omar Narvaez, in partnership with the Dallas County Health and Human Services, is hosting pop-up Vaccination events in District 6. These...
Letitia McGowan is a W.T. White High School graduate who went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Southern Methodist...
Candy’s Candles is a woman-owned business producing candles and wax melts.
Joshua Beasley, a beloved son, grandson, nephew, cousin, friend, and illuminating presence in the lives of many passed away on November 24, 2024, at...
You’ve probably heard the term, and if you haven’t, it probably doesn’t make much sense.
In recent years, internet connectivity has become necessary and essential to education, professional advancement, and daily life.
We started with the same initiative of curing food insecurity, and having the heart to serve our neighbors,” said Izaiha Rosado, program director of...
Florida A&M held off a late Alabama A&M surge to secure a 28-20 victory at Bragg Memorial Stadium on Friday to end the season...
As a seemingly comforting phrase for those struggling with the results of the recent U.S. presidential election, I’ve heard variants of “It’s okay, we...
When we feel wronged, there’s a strong tendency to react in much the same manner and return deed for deed.
Our first order of business during this time must be a return to prayer rather than party politics.
