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Arrest Made in Ken Ismael Homicide Investigation

A man has been detained regarding Ken Joseph Ismael's death after coordinated police operations on land and sea. The suspect, from La Pointe, Choiseul, was captured following an investigation initiated after Ismael was reportedly attacked. Police thanked the Choiseul community for their vital suppor...

by Toter - 1 month ago

Winston-Salem Welcomes NC Superintendent's Public Listening Tour

N.C. Superintendent Mo Green's "Mo Wants to Know" tour visited Winston-Salem, gathering over 100 parents, students, and educators at Mount Tabor High School. The sessions aim to shape a strategic plan for public education, focusing on stakeholder insights to enhance North Carolina's schools. Learn m...

by Toter - 1 month ago

Essential Reads for African American Scholars: Recent Must-Have Titles

The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education presents an array of intriguing new books that could engage our audience. These selections provide different viewpoints, which may not necessarily reflect JBHE's editorial stance. Click on the titles for more information or to purchase through Amazon, where...

by Toter - 1 month ago

Board of Education renames middle school for Judge Richard H. Dinkins

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (March 26, 2025) – A Nashville middle school will be named for the late Judge Richard H. Dinkins after a unanimous vote last night by the Metro Nashville Board of Education. The Board voted to rename Brick Church Middle School for Dinkins, who had a profound impact on Metro Nashvill...

by Toter - 1 month ago

Blooming Fashion: Elevate Your Wardrobe to Reflect Your True Self

Spring invites a refreshing change in both wardrobe and mindset. Evaluate your closet and beliefs to foster confidence and empowerment. Declutter your thoughts and wardrobe, focusing on vibrant colors and timeless pieces. Aligning your style with your mindset allows you to embrace opportunities and...

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The Saga of John Amos: A Family Divided

MEMPHIS, TN – The last days of John Amos’s life were fraught with discord and conflict, a far cry from his early days on the set of “Good Times” portraying James Evans Sr., who struggled to helm a poor Black family living on the fringes in a Chicago housing project. While Amos’s portrayal of a hardw...

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Transforming Lives: Project Boardup's Impact on Underserved Entrepreneurs

In collaboration with the Indy Black and Rainbow Chambers of Commerce, the Startup Ladies introduced Project Boardup, a complimentary certification program for women, Black, brown, and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs. Supported by a $40,000 IEDC grant, it enhances entrepreneurial skills and fosters equity. App...