By Attiyya Atkins It doesn’t how many years you’re on this earth, what matters is the impact that you make. No one is a better example of that than Aaron Avant Johnson of Miami, the 22-year-old has been changing the game since he was 9 years old. And because of that Johnson, a writer, producer,
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Pompano Beach’s newly built Senior Center is expected to open July 17, sources say. The center has been completed yet vacant for months.
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By Kristen Hernandez The second week of trial for Jamell Demons, aka YNW Melly, continued with expert testimony presented by state prosecutors. Demons is accused of two counts of premeditated, first-degree homicide, as is co-defendant Cortland Henry, aka YNW Bortland, who will be tried separately once Demons’ concludes. If convicted, Demons and Henry both faces
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Don’t sleep on voting. Our ancestors, the NAACP, and a few other progressive groups are encouraging Black people to vote in their fifteen-city “Stay Woke” tour this month. The tour started in Jacksonville on June 19, and runs north to Tallahassee, west to Tampa, south to Miami and back along the state’s east coast, ending
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By China Boynton The Blanche Ely high school alumni class of 1966 recently continued their efforts to provide financial assistance to students from their alma mater. Ta’Niya Saunders and Ashleigh Battle were the two Ely graduates that received $1000 from the alumni class. The class has been giving away financial assistance for local students for
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