By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Contributor Miss New York Nia Franklin reacts after being named Miss America 2019, as she is crowned by last year’s winner Cara Mund, on Sunday, Sept. 9, 2018, in […]
Jazz in the Park has returned to Jazz in the Park, Huntsville each Sunday in September to audiences of several thousand eager listeners. Our own Multicultural Affairs Officer Kenny Anderson has worked incredibly hard […]
SOURCE: FACEBOOK Black Heritage Council planning session for a tour of Huntsville-Madison County points of interest relating to African-American history. Theme: Preserving and Promoting Madison County’s African-American History located at the Alabama A&M University, Clyde […]
By Tia Muhammad, BS, Blackdoctor.org Just can’t say no to Starbucks? Don’t worry, you’re not alone in this caffeinated battle. According to a research study, over 85% of American adults consume some form of caffeine […]
SOURCE: BlackChristiannews.com If you didn’t attend the National Baptist Convention in Minneapolis, MN, this week (and don’t have friends who did), chances are you’ll have to wait until news trickles down the black church grapevine […]
Barely three weeks into the 2018 season and there are only four undefeated teams left in black college football. At the top of the heap are the Aggies of North Carolina A&T and the Mid-Eastern […]
Huntsville, Ala. —- Football fans and University officials at Alabama A&M celebrated the launch of a new gridiron experience at Louis Crews Stadium Saturday, September 8, with the addition of a state-of-the-art marketing video display […]
(NNPA)–Trupania Bonner is quick to warn groups registering minorities to vote to be alert for cybertricks. His training class for civic engagement groups now includes discussions about cyberthreats and the Media and Democracy Institute’s new […]
SOURCE: BlackDoctor.org A Memphis mother found out the hard way about the dangers of spicy chips. Her daughter’s fervor for spicy-hot chips like Hot Takis and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos landed her in the doctor’s office […]
In an article heralding those black colleges and universities that have achieved growth despite the constant hassles of their state’s politics, (RIGHT) Alabama A&M University President Andrew Hugine, Jr., has been praised for helping AAMU “negotiate […]
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