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Did the Black College Football Hall of Fame get it wrong leaving out HBCU legends?
The HBCU Sports crew examines the Black College Football Hall of Fame 2025 Class and whether the voters overlooked ...
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McWhite’s Funeral Home Services
Della Dean Cooper    Funeral service was held December 28th at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel.   Charles R. “Oola” Dorsey, Jr.
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James C. Boyd Funeral Home Services
Neacy Mae Graham – 89 Funeral service was held December 28 th at Restoring Grace Community Church with Dr. Jerome Symonette officiating. Derek Nathainel Harden, Sr – 54 Funeral service was held ...
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A Good Sheperd’s Funeral Home & Cremation Service Central Services
Deaconess Patricia Moore   Funeral service will be held January 4th at Lighthouse Worship Center.   Tameka Holliman-Perdoma ...
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Gas is Dirty. LNG Proponents Don’t Just Ignore the Facts, They Ignore the Human Toll.
Not long after her adopted twins came to live with her in Freeport, Texas, Melanie Oldham saw their health start to decline. Both children were diagnosed with severe asthma. As Oldham sent the twins ...
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Trump floated the idea of privatizing the USPS during his first term
According to reports, President-elect Donald Trump is weighing whether to privatize the USPS when he takes office. He’s allegedly held discussions about taking the postal service private with a group ...
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Roy Mizell & Kurtz Funeral Home Service
Carma Lynn Henry Westside Gazette Newspaper 545 N.W. 7th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Office: (954) 525-1489 Fax: (954) 525-1861 ...
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Among the milestones of Gumbel’s career is being the first Black person to call play-by-play in a major American sports championship
Greg Gumbel, the popular CBS broadcaster who spent decades on the airwaves covering a multitude of sports, died Friday. He was 78 years old. […] ...
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Marcelin stands as a symbol of what makes Broward County Transit more than just a service—it’s a meaningful connection.
While completing his bus route, Marcelin noticed a visually impaired gentleman struggling to navigate the chaotic eight lane intersection. Recognizing the man’s difficulty, Marcelin didn’t hesitate.