Even though the name of God is nowhere mentioned in the book of Esther, but His sovereignty and providence are evident throughout the book of Esther, all this
Mr. Ernie Banks, a former star player for the Chicago Cubs baseball team who was born in Dallas, was more than just an athlete. Mr. Banks, who recently
Southwestern Christian College, the only historically Black college founded by members of the churches of Christ, recently celebrated in 65th anniversary with an elaborate gala to honor the school’s
The Pathway to Freedom Traveling Exhibit is a very moving and profound exhibit now visiting the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. I spent a sobering hour touring with the ever
Black American Inventors and Technological Pioneers When it comes to achievements by Black Americans, many people are familiar with the accomplishments of those individuals who have and who continue
The African American Education Archives and History Hall of Fame Program honors Black educators, alive or deceased, who made significant contributions to Dallas County education for African Americans.
AdvoCare International® (AdvoCare), a premier health and wellness company, announced today it will contribute $10,000 to the North Texas Food Bank, as part of its commitment to help the fight
WELLS, Rachel Holloway Rachel Holloway Wells passed away peacefully in her sleep on January 20, 2015 at age 90. She is survived by her two daughters, Brenda Wilson
Has Black America made significant progress politically, socially and economically over the past 50 years? This is not only an important question to pose, it is equally important
