On Tuesday, October 28, from 5:45 p.m. – 7:15 p.m., St. Philip’s School and Community Center will host its FallParentUniversity, Home Rulership: Ruling the Pathway of Our Children’s
Duncanville resident Jose’ (Joey) Rodriguez knew he was in the wrong place last year. A freshman at Duncanville High, he felt like just a number. With nearly 4,000
Dez Bryant turned Tony Romo’s oh-what-the-heck pass into the play that brushed aside a late-game meltdown from the Dallas Cowboys. Bryant’s spectacular catch when Romo had to unload
Adrianne Jackson of Oak Cliff was recently sworn in as a Dallas CASA volunteer advocate for abused children by The Hon. Cheryl Lee Shannon, Dallas County Judge, 305th
Dr. Wright L. Lassiter, Jr., Chancellor Emeritus of the Dallas County Community College District has released his twelfth and thirteenth books. The 12th book is entitled, Precious Memories and chronicles the fifty-five year life that he
Dr. George Oliver Willis has devoted close to 50 of his 80-plus years to the cause of education. Born May, 1929 in Quitman, Texas, he received his early
The annual First Ladies and Women in Ministry brunch at Methodist Charlton Medical Center inspired, entertained, and enlightened all in attendance. Guest speaker Teri O’Connor, CFRE, executive director
Dr. Juanita Wallace, president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s Dallas chapter, announced her resignation on Tuesday. The NAACP chapter will elect a new president in November.
Attorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr. hasn’t left the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building yet, but civil rights activists are worried about whether a strong advocate
