Month: August 2026

by Dana Givens The Trump administration has made another move in the race to combat and stop the viral outbreak of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, around the globe. The Health and Human Services […]

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Hosts “We Are Sigma Strong” During COVID-19 Outbreak Deborah Catchings-Smith, International President of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, with other members Cary, NC — “We Are Sigma Strong” is the theme of Sigma Gamma […]

By Edward Lempinen The first cases of COVID-19 emerged in China last November, and the virus has since moved inexorably to Europe and the United States. The virus didn’t arrive in Africa — home to 1.2 […]

By Curtis Bunn For those who missed the weeklong event in Sun Valley, a mixture of relief and sadness after at least six of the 600 attendees test positive and  many more are ill. For the […]

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) is implementing additional measures to promote social distancing onboard buses and at JTA facilities. The health and safety of JTA customers, employees and the public is the Authority’s top priority, […]

By Leo Lopez III, MD “COVID-19 is a White man’s disease. It doesn’t seem to infect Black people,” said Jane, a community leader in New Haven, Conn., who had come to the U.S. as a […]

 JULIA CRAVEN Uché Blackstock. Heather Sten The federal government has failed its populace in many ways since the COVID-19 pandemic reached American soil. It began early on with an inadequate supply of test kits being […]

Originally set to premiere in June, the 10-part series titled “The Last Dance” will now kick off on April 19 Ask and ye shall receive. After fans – isolated at home and without any live […]

FUNdraising Good Times Nonprofit funding and COVID-19 – three things to do now As we continue to live through this COVID19 pandemic we must ensure the health and continuity of our nonprofits. These organizations and […]