Shirley Fuller, an African American grandmother from North Carolina who recently earned her Bachelor’s degree at the age of 76, achieving her third college degree since she was 70 years old. In 2017, Fuller was 70 years old when she earned her Associate’s Degree from Wake Tech. It was one of the proudest moments of Read More…
After opening its first restaurant in Miami-Dade County’s historic Black heritage neighborhood of Overtown in 1946 and its second location in Opa-locka in 2015, Jackson Soul Food has now brought its legendary family recipes to Miami International Airport (MIA). Jackson Soul Food owner Shirlene Ingraham and Michael Svagdis, SSP America CEO, were recently joined by Read More…
Paul Parker, left, and Matthew Youmans, right, of Pasco County Fire Rescue, look over their agency’s new $900,000 firetruck built by E-ONE, during the 50 Years Of E-ONE celebration at E-ONE in Ocala, Fla. on Wednesday, March 6, 2024. [Bruce Ackerman/Ocala Gazette] 2024. By Susan Smiley-Height, susan@magnoliamediaco.com The E-ONE campus in southwest Ocala was Read More…
Maria Eduarda Fossati, a third-year computer science student at the University of Florida, was about to leave her apartment when she noticed her electric scooter was missing from her living room, where she normally stores it. “Me, my roommates and boyfriend were all trying to remember if we saw it the night before or if Read More…
Dog bites snake to save his owner and smiles innocently before losing life. You will be remembered forever by all of us. We really don’t deserve dogs
Squatters are reportedly being granted ownership of unoccupied homes even though they do not have titles or deeds to these properties, thanks to so-called adverse possession laws. The Western Journal outlined one such case involving the late Colin Curtis. Colin’s mother Doris, who died in the 1980s, owned a semi-detached house in East London’s Newbury Park. Read More…
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