Hank Aaron Swinging Into a Post Office Near You
The U.S. Postal Service dedicated the Hank Aaron stamp during a ceremony on July 31 at Truist Park in Atlanta.
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7 Strategies to Save for Retirement and College at the Same Time
Putting away money to afford both retirement and higher education can be quite expensive. There are several smart strategies that can help you strike the right balance.
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee to Lie in State in City Hall Rotunda
Congresswoman Jackson Lee is the second person to be bestowed the rare honor of lying in state in the Houston City Hall rotunda.
Celebrating 30 Years of the ESSENCE Festival in New Orleans
The 2024 ESSENCE Festival of Culture™ presented by Coca-Cola® was a spectacular event, drawing about 500,000 attendees to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Awards More than $1 Million in Scholarships to Texas FFA Students
Seventy Future Farmers of America members representing 57 FFA chapters from across Texas were presented with $1.4 million in scholarships from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo during the 96th Annual Texas FFA State Convention.
Texas 1000 Project Fostering Business Growth with LLC Grants
The Texas 1000 Project’s LLC Grant and Funding Readiness Program aims to provide business owners with a grant of up to $500 for the registration and fees of the State of Texas LLC formation.
SoHou and Lavish Eats HTX Offer Creative Drinks, Gourmet Street Food
Indulge in creative handcrafted cocktails and fun at SoHou, one of the city’s newest and most exciting sports bars, and some delicious gourmet offerings from Lavish Eats HTX!
Unlock Your Future: Time Still Left to File FAFSA for Financial Aid
Any student, regardless of income, who wants to be considered for federal, state and school financial aid programs including grants, scholarships, work-study funds and loans, should complete the FAFSA.
Thinking About Furthering Your Education this Summer? 3 Factors to Consider
Online courses offer learners flexibility and independence that may align well with a summer schedule.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee Speaks on Cancer Diagnosis Amid Run for Re-Election
U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is looking to once again serve the people of Texas’ 18 District, even though she is currently also fighting pancreatic cancer.
Baseball Legend Willie Mays Dies at 93
Willie Mays, the iconic Hall of Famer often hailed as the greatest player in baseball history, has died at 93.
Taking Out Student Loans? How to Borrow Strategically
With a record $1.7 trillion in outstanding student loan debt among U.S. students, it’s likely that your own debt is burdensome on your wallet. Here are several tips that can help.
Paying for College? 6 Ways to Make it Affordable
Affording college can be stressful but there are several ways you can help your children afford their degrees and set them up for success later in life.
Rev. James Lawson Jr., Original Freedom Rider and Apostle of Nonviolence, Dies at 95
Rev. James Lawson Jr., a foundational figure in the Civil Rights Movement and an original Freedom Rider, passed away at 95, his family announced.
Ways Men Can Help Advocate for Women’s Pay Equity
The issue of pay equity amongst men and women has been an exhausting but necessary topic as more women continue to shatter glass ceilings while taking on bigger roles in their careers.
Honoring the Role and Impact of Men
Understanding and appreciating the multifaceted roles men play is vital in fostering a better world.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee Reveals Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee took to social media Sunday to reveal that she is battling pancreatic cancer.
Josh Gibson: What to Know About Talented Negro League Power Hitter Breaking MLB Records
Josh Gibson, a standout in the Negro Leagues, is now leading multiple MLB batting categories.
How to Ask for a Pay Raise at Your Job
Asking for a raise can be a delicate task, but with the right approach, it can be done effectively.
MLB Integrates Negro Leagues Stats, Elevating Long-Overlooked Stars to Major League Status
Major League Baseball (MLB) has taken a historic step to rectify a long-standing oversight by officially incorporating Negro Leagues statistics into its historical record.