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(DALLAS) - Student-built go-karts, STEM learning, and high-energy competition took center stage at Fair Park during the Dallas STEM Youth Excellence Grand Prix this...
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The DISD in partnership with the Dallas Mavericks brought energy, recognition, and community pride to Sunny South Dallas with the Southern Dallas Champions Celebration”...
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DALLAS – On Thursday, Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson officially opened registration for the 30th Annual Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair.
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Big Mama would always be on that front porch stoop where she delivered to her audience of sons, daughters, grandchildren, great grandchildren, great-great grandchildren,...
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WIT Offers Tuition-Free First Year for New Engineering Master’s Program for African American Students with Any Undergraduate Degree.
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BY CHELSEA DAVIS-BIBB, ED.D. If you are not familiar with the app ChatGPT, it is an artificial intelligence (AI) application that can pretty much write...
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Aura Lee Tucker was born on April 23, 1936 to Willie J. & Georgia Mae Wade in Troup, TX. She was the second oldest...
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Sandra Iyobor Alex-Walker was born on May 24th, 1982 to Mr. Monday Ahanon and Ms. Elizabeth Osabuohien in Benin, Nigeria. Sandra was raised...
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She Was Called ”the Spirit of the Civil Rights Movement"
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By Carma Henry Trails in the Sand by Peter Traciet, the Street Detective The sand is wet and hard to tread, but Ol’ Pete...
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By Forward Times Newswire U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Grants Union Pacific’s Request In conjunction with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and in collaboration with...
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By Darryl Robertson A new statue of abolitionist Harriet Tubman has been erected in Newark, NJ. The monument, dubbed “Shadow of a Face,” also includes audio by Queen...
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By Tashi McQueen,AFRO Political Writer,tmcqueen@afro.com Republicans of Georgia’s General Assembly continue to make increasingly restrictive changes to voting laws in their state. On the...
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BY MURDITH JOSEPH PORT-AU-PRINCE — By now, Louisius Saint-Pierre would have harvested a good amount of peas at his farm in Pestel but today he...
