“It’s important to make sure our generation is being highlighted for the amazing things we are doing to shape our communities.”
NICOLE SADE’ DANIEL, AUTHOR OF “LADIES, HOW DID WE GET HERE?” THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES, MARCH 19.
Read MoreNICOLE SADE’ DANIEL, AUTHOR OF “LADIES, HOW DID WE GET HERE?” THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES, MARCH 19.
Read MoreBy Alexis LaRueAFRO Internalarue@afro.com Kiki Shepard, the long-time co-host of the variety show “Showtime at the Apollo,” died on March 16 after suffering a heart attack. She was 74. Shepard, a Texas native and a graduate of Howard University, launched her career as an ensemble dancer on Broadway in shows like “Reggae” and “Comin’ Uptown” […]
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bjcc.org The Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex remained a key economic engine for Birmingham in 2025, generating more than $463.5 million in impact in the seven-county metro area. “The BJCC remains downtown Birmingham’s top draw for visitors, and our events and venues continue to be a major part of keeping the downtown area vibrant and strong,” said […]
Read MoreZion Baptist Church, led by Dr. Marshall F. Prentice, will celebrate their new location at 1600 Harford Ave. in East Baltimore on March 21 and March 22.
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A recent OIG report says that the Baltimore Mayor’s Office failed to follow policies for 336 procurement card transactions totaling $167,455.06, including purchases for food, flowers and sporting events. The questioned spending represents less than 1 percent of the office’s $36 million in P-card use since June 2022.
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