Month: October 2014

Associated Press-DeMarco Murray moved ahead of Jim Brown in the NFL record book. Tony Romo moved the Dallas Cowboys up and down the field for their sixth straight

We say we have “voting power,” but we have settled merely for the “power to vote.”  We fight for the “right to vote” but we fail to “vote

By Denise Johnson Stovall Arquilla Smith passed away on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2014 at her home in Dallas. She was 96. Mrs. Smith was born on Feb. 1,

With all that is going on in the world we may want to stick our heads into a hole and stay there for a while. However, for those

The Dallas ISD is committed to providing more educational options for our students, based on their specific interests, learning styles, and needs. By tapping into our students’ individuality,

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.‘s Alpha Sigma Lambda chapter and the Alpha Merit Group Committee, Inc. held  the annual C.C. Russeau Black & Gold Scholarship Gala Saturday, Oct.

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) rail service in downtown Dallas will be discontinued for six weekends beginning Saturday, October 25, to Sunday, November 30, to allow track replacement

Many biblical scholars are not in agreement on which festive celebration was the occasion for Asaph’s writing of Psalm 81.  There are those who advance that the Passover

Isis Brantley; worldwide natural hair guru, also known for her Naturally Isis Hair Parade and Festival which has included Erykah Badu as the Grand Marshall, and a hosts