Month: November 2014

 

Do you sometimes feel as if your life is one big movie? There is always some kind of drama in your life.  Perhaps you are just coming out

Here’s a sobering statement from Economic Policy Institute (EPI): “Fifty years ago (2013), the unemployment rate was 5% for Whites and 10.9% for Blacks. Today, it is 6.6%

The psalmist, Asaph, is lamenting earnestly for the Lord to execute justice.  Judah is bombarded about with enemies, and Asaph is asking for God’s help.  In a similar

Today’s announcement that the Grand Jury decided not to indict Ferguson, MO Police Officer Darren Wilson who killed unarmed 18 year-old Michael Brown in August 2014 is yet

This week, as we prepare to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday, I am continually reminded of the importance family and the mandate of being thankful. It is important to

It’s been almost 50 years since I lived in Tuscaloosa, Ala. I go back from time to time, but not much after Mama moved to Cleveland about 35

Thanksgiving- All City facilities will be closed for Thanksgiving Holiday – Thursday, Nov. 27 and City Holiday -Friday, Nov. 28.   The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza today announced the

Rainbow International® offers advice on preventing cooking fires Cooking brings family and friends together during the holidays. But did you know that cooking is the number one cause of