Category: MY DAY

Walking in a side door at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Mrs. Tina Wilson called my full name out loud. She had on an apron, a sassy cap, a

Welcome . . . to the memories. Who are these people?  Why are they together? What do you suppose is the history making occasion? Let us know what

Earlier this week we were eye witness to two distinct  differences in America.   One a celebration.  The other a tragedy.  One in Washington, DC.  The other in Baltimore. 

Carolyn Arnold’s love affair with the community started  decades ago with reoccurring blackouts in her neighborhood for no righteous reason.  She did some research, gathered her neighbors, called

What is retirement?  And what do you really do in retirement?  Then, why are so many members of the retirement community going back to work or not leaving

In the 1960’s African American businesses enjoyed a lot of success, an impressive bottom line and  loyal long term employees primarily family members.  Believe it or not,  South

By Dr. J. Ester Davis Mrs. Mollie Belt is a serious “Dallas Maker” , a producer and quite frankly a living legend with credible ties across the nation

To city dwellers, an acre may be meaningless.  But an acre is about the length of a football or soccer field or 16 tennis courts.  One of the

Each year the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce announces outstanding entrepreneurs in the metroplex to honor at the “Annual Quest for Success Luncheon”.  This occasion is one of

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