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Former Heavyweight Champ George Foreman Dead At 76

George Foreman, a revered two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, died on March 21, 2025, at age 76. His family expressed their grief on social media, celebrating his legacy as a preacher, father, and humanitarian. Foreman’s illustrious boxing career included legendary fights and a...

"Discover How Women Are Outpacing Men in Three Key Entrepreneurship Metrics"

Business Insider shares the groundbreaking narratives you crave. Discover how women have surpassed men in three key areas of entrepreneurship. Stay informed with the latest insights and trends that highlight these remarkable achievements in the business world. Don't miss out on these inspiring stori...

"Meet the Top Five Candidates for Dallas Police Chief: The Future of Law Enforcement"

Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert has shortlisted five finalists for the police chief role: Roberto Arredondo Jr., Brian Boetig, Daniel C. Comeaux, Michael T. Igo, and Catrina M. Shead. These candidates were chosen from a pool of 25, showcasing impressive law enforcement credentials and com...

"California Faces Billions in Federal Health Grant Cuts After Trump's Recovery Moves"

California faces a staggering loss of over $1 billion in public health funding due to recent federal budget cuts targeting COVID-19 response grants. Terminations primarily affect CDC funding, crippling essential health services and data systems. This funding loss threatens critical public health ope...

Democrats Accuse EPA of Illegally Revoking Grants Designed to Enhance Environmental Justice

Senate Democrats claim the EPA unlawfully canceled over $1.5 billion in grants aimed at aiding minority communities affected by pollution. These cuts, enacted by the Trump administration, threaten vital environmental justice initiatives established under Biden, prompting calls for accountability reg...

"University of the Pacific Hosts Engaging Dialogue with Poet Lisa Lovett"

(Williamena Kwapo | The Sacramento Observer) Lisa Lovett, a poet and host of Seasoned Dialogue, channels her grief into healing through her podcast. After losing her mother and brother in 2020, she fosters honest conversations on resilience. Recently, she led an impactful discussion at the Universit...

Supreme Court Urged to Block Massive Order Reinstating 16,000 Federal Employees

The U.S. Department of Justice has urgently petitioned the Supreme Court to block a federal judge's order reinstating over 16,000 federal employees. This ruling, labeled a “judicial takeover” by government officials, challenges executive authority and highlights alleged wrongful firings based on mis...

Weekly Outings With The OBSERVER

By Nicholas Ibarra | OBSERVER Staff WriterAll listed events, and more, can be viewed online on The OBSERVER’s community events calendar at SacObserver.com. Be sure to submit your events two weeks in advance to have the chance to be featured on the list.Win Front Row A’s Tickets – Tipsy Putt We...

Doechii Crowned Billboard's 2025 Woman of the Year

Rising star Doechii has been named Billboard’s 2025 Woman of the Year, joining icons like Taylor Swift and SZA. Just a month after winning a Grammy for best rap album, she’ll be honored at the Billboard Women in Music Awards on March 29. Don’t miss this exciting event!

"VOA's Shaka Ssali: Remembering the Legacy of Kabale's Beloved Lion"

Shaka Ssali, the esteemed journalist from Kabale, Uganda, has passed away at 72. A revered producer and host of “Straight Talk Africa,” his insightful interviews challenged leaders while maintaining respect. Shaka’s legacy of integrity and compassion will inspire future generations. He encouraged al...

Birmingham Collaborates with Residents and Leaders to Create a Robust Sustainability Strategy

Birmingham is set to unveil a comprehensive sustainability plan aimed at fostering a healthier, resilient, and economically vibrant community. Launching this spring, the initiative will engage all 23 neighborhoods, focusing on inclusivity. Residents can stay updated via the project’s website, www.bh...

Mary Lee Bendolph: The Renowned Craftswoman Behind Gee’s Bend Quilts

Mary Lee Bendolph, an acclaimed quiltmaker from Gee’s Bend, skillfully transforms leftover fabrics into breathtaking quilts. Guided by her mother, she innovatively combines geometric patterns, often disregarding conventional designs. Her artistry has earned multiple awards and is showcased in renown...

"Crucial Safety Tips for Hair Products Tailored to Black Women"

BY KENYA HUNTER | Associated Press ATLANTA — Globally, Black women dedicate considerable time to salons for synthetic braiding but are increasingly wary of health risks. A Consumer Reports study identified toxic chemicals in widely used braiding products, prompting experts to call for further res...

Kimball High School: Upholding a Legacy of Victory

The Kimball High School Knights boys varsity basketball team celebrated their eighth championship, defeating Houston-Washington Eagles 71-48 on March 7. Led by coach Nicke Smith, the Knights showcased stellar defense, allowing only four points in the second half. MVP Marri Wesley scored 21 points, e...

"Boost Your Kidney Wellness: HHSC Launches Vital Resources for National Kidney Month"

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission highlights kidney disease resources and encourages organ donor registration for National Kidney Month. More than 50,000 Texans undergo dialysis, with 8,000 awaiting transplants. Timely detection of kidney problems is vital; consult healthcare providers...