Category: EDITORIALS

During the homecoming celebration the weekend of November 21, 2014 on the campus of Xavier University of New Orleans, Louisiana. Two hundred plus Kappas initiated in Beta Iota Chapter returned to remember the rich history of

1 p.m. – Friday December  26 Umoja – Unity – Kwanzaa Childrens fun and games –  The Mancala –The Mancala is a family fun activity for all ages.  We

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is the easiest way to get to the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl, Friday, Dec. 26, at noon, for the 85th year of

by Linda Mitchell, CEO Black and Clark Funeral Home Part I Holiday parties, sounds of merry music, festive foods and decorated homes are a welcome scene during the

A serious mentor of mine died last week.  Roberta Clayborn was 102 years old. They took her car keys about five years ago.  As delicate as a magnolia,

Prescription drug abuse has become a major public health issue in our country. According to Trust for America, a Washington , D.C. based research organization, deaths in America

District 6 Trustee Column Joyce Foreman Holiday giving impactful whether big or small With the holiday season in full swing, it is important to remember the ways in

“…a country’s conscience sometimes has to be triggered by some inconvenience, because I think a lot of people who saw the Eric Garner video are troubled, even if

The Women’s Missionary Society of Saint Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church, Dallas, recently had their fifth Sunday celebration. Missionary members from all ages were in attendance. The missionary

From this grand book, Jesus Christ is the principal person, being linked to two noble characters of the Old Testament, David and Abraham.  In this book, Matthew will