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Saint Lucia's government has not received official communication from the US regarding potential travel restrictions, despite being categorized as "yellow" in a draft list. The nation seeks clarity on the situation, emphasizing its strong ties with t...
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(By Elder Richard Wayne Wood) Scriptures: Exodus 29:1-9, 35-37 This lesson explores ordination and consecration, comparing Old and New Testament practices. It emphasizes serving as part of the Christian priesthood (1 Peter 2:5,9). God’s detailed ins...
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Winston-Salem honors the remarkable Dr. Virginia K. Newell, who passed away at 107. A trailblazer for education and civil rights, she was the first Black woman on the city council. Dr. Newell dedicated her life to teaching and advocating for East Win...
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Reverend Phillip Grayson from Central Baptist Church celebrated Black History Month with the theme "African Heritage." The event attracted hundreds dressed in vibrant African attire. Central Baptist Church is situated at 2200 Wylie Avenue. For church...
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Athol Fugard, the celebrated South African playwright, passed away at 92, leaving behind a profound legacy. His works, like "Boesman and Lena," explore humanity’s struggles. From humble beginnings, Fugard's plays transcended race, emphasizing connect...
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The Taiwan Technical Mission (TTM) conducted a Basic Tiller Maintenance Training Workshop at the Union Demonstration Farm, enhancing agricultural staff's skills. Nearly twelve participants, including extension officers, learned essential tiller maint...
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During Black History Month, Northside Institutional Church Of God In Christ celebrated the New Pittsburgh Courier's 115-year legacy. Evangelist Sharon Gans shared its impactful history, while Jacquelyn McDonald accepted an award on behalf of the Cour...
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Hunter Biden remains a topic of fascination, seemingly thriving despite financial woes. Recent reports reveal he retracted a lawsuit over monetary issues while residing in a lavish South African villa. Ironically, he enjoys taxpayer-funded US Secret...
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"The Lord goes before you; He will be with you, never failing nor forsaking you; fear not." – Deuteronomy 31:8. REV. WALKER SAYS: Moses reassured Joshua, highlighting that God's presence overcomes fear. Trust in His unwavering support during life's...
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On March 16, Metropolitan AME Church in Washington, D.C., will celebrate the 198th anniversary of the Black press, highlighting its vital role in civil rights. This service, alongside The Washington Informer's 60th anniversary, underscores the commit...
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House Democrats were outraged when Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer backed a Republican funding measure, allowing a new continuing resolution until September 30. Critics argue that if government functions are "non-essential," why are they perform...
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Under Trump, the EPA has strayed from its mission. Administrator Lee Zeldin's recent deregulatory actions threaten public health and safety. The proposed rule changes could lead to increased healthcare costs and environmental hazards, adversely affec...
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SEATTLE, WA – Mainstream Rock has historically sidelined Black artists, despite their foundational role. Tina Bell, known as the “Godmother of Grunge,” led Bam Bam, a pioneering band that struggled for recognition. Her rich, versatile voice captivate...
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Nashville Vice Mayor Angie E. Henderson joins the NLC 2025 Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee, while Kyonzté Toombs continues on the Finance, Administration, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee. Both will advocate for Nashvill...
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Coal Mining in West Virginia (Photo Credit: Muhur/Getty Images). (TriceEdneyWire.com)—Keeping coal plants operational harms lives, while their closure benefits communities and the environment. West Virginia must embrace clean energy, as reliance on...
