By JOSHUA C. JOHNSON Dallas Post Tribune DALLAS-Reports of federal investigations at Dallas County Health and Human Services have been called a number of things, ‘racist’ or ‘just
Summer is fast approaching. The days will be long. Your grandchildren will be out of school. You will want to spend time outdoors enjoying barbecues and other activities
By JOSHUA C. JOHNSON Dallas Commissioner John Wiley Price, D-District 3, continued to carry the message of goodwill toward thousands of displaced immigrants in McAllen, Texas as he
The Lincoln High School class of 1959 is hosting their 10th summer revival July 16th -July 17th at 7:00 pm at the Greater New Zion Baptist Church located
The Dallas ISD home-rule charter commission committee met Monday night to discuss how the district will operate, spend money and be governed, if voters approve of the new
The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL), a thirty-seven year old not-for-profit Dallas, Texas based cultural arts institution, receives a thirty-year long facility contract commitment from fourteen
“I’ve been in Dallas so long it wouldn’t even feel right to wear a different jersey” (AP) Dallas Mavericks are in advanced discussions with star forward Dirk Nowitzki
Earlier this month, Joyce Foreman was elected to the Dallas ISD Board of Trustees representing District 6, which covers southwest Dallas. She was sworn into office during the
By T. L. Wyatt – The Villager As the community celebrated Juneteenth by attending the parade on Saturday (June 21), there were the usual floats, marchers, revelers and
