Shipley’s Do-Nuts to Open 61 New Locations
Shipley Do-Nuts, one of the nation’s oldest and largest do-nut brands, has plans to open 61 new locations throughout Texas.
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Ed Dwight, America’s First Black Astronaut Trainee, Reaches Space at 90
The liftoff from Blue Origin’s West Texas launch site was the company’s first passenger flight in nearly two years.
2024 Pepsi National Battle of the Bands to Feature PVAMU, TSU
Get ready for a weekend of incredible music from some of the greatest musicians that historically Black colleges and universities have to offer, Houston!
Empire State Jazz Cafe’s Memorial Day Weekend Music Series – Supperclub Sundays
Enjoy Empire State Jazz Cafe’s Supperclub Sunday this Memorial Day Weekend, featuring the Fam Band. This will be a Creme De La Creme Affair, so be sure to wear your white and creme. Creole Soul Kitchen will be serving delicious dishes until 11 p.m. For reservations and ticket information, go to www.empirestatejazzfest.com. Empire State Jazz Cafe…
Empire State Jazz Cafe’s Memorial Day Weekend Music Series – Feel Good Fridays
Join Empire State Jazz Cafe for Feel Good Friday coming up this Memorial Day Weekend. Grammy-nominated smooth jazz trombonist Hank Bilal will be performing on May 24. Creole Soul Kitchen will be serving delicious dishes until 11 p.m. For reservations and ticket information, go to www.empirestatejazzfest.com. Empire State Jazz Cafe 1480 Wilcrest Drive Houston, Texas…
Empire State Jazz Cafe’s Memorial Day Weekend Music Series – Supperclub Saturdays
Got any plans for Memorial Day Weekend? Empire State Jazz Cafe is hosting its Memorial Day Weekend Music Series featuring Billboard Jazz Saxophonist J. White. For reservations and ticket information, go to www.empirestatejazzfest.com. Empire State Jazz Cafe 1480 Wilcrest Drive Houston, Texas 77042
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Celebrate Freedom Fest Happening at Houston’s Emancipation Park in Honor of Juneteenth
Join the Houston community in June for the official Juneteenth Celebration at Emancipation Park.
PVAMU Announces Appointment of Provost and SVP for Academic Affairs
Prairie View A&M University officials have announced that Dr. Aashir Nasim has been named Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Rev. William Lawson, Founder of Houston’s Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, Dies
Reverend William A. Lawson, the founding pastor of Houston’s Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, has died at the age of 95.
American Cancer Society Launches Largest-Ever Study to Probe Disparities in Cancer Outcomes for Black Women
Despite overall declines in cancer deaths, Black women continue to face disproportionately high mortality rates, a phenomenon the organization aims to address through its newly unveiled VOICES of Black Women study.
In Good Hands: The Quality of Nurse Anesthesiology Experience and Education
Certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) safely provide anesthesia every day in collaboration with surgeons, dentists, podiatrists and other qualified anesthesia professionals, using their training and experience to independently manage the anesthesia needs of the patient.
TWEF’s Sold-Out International Women’s Leadership Summit Featuring Tyra Banks Raises Over $300K for Scholarships
The Texas Women’s Empowerment Foundation hosted its 20th Annual International Women’s Leadership Summit at Hotel ZaZa in the Museum District, co-chaired by founder Deavra Daughtry and philanthropist Reggie Van Lee. The sold-out event, featuring special guest Tyra Banks, raised over $300,000 for the TWEF Eagle Scholar Program, providing scholarships to deserving students.
Brazoswood HS Senior Breaks School’s Triple Jump Record a 6th Time, Set to Graduate
Brooklyn Baker, a straight-A student with a 3.8-grade point average, is known for accomplishments that have put a spotlight on Brazoswood High. She recently broke the girls’ triple jump record for the sixth time this past track season with a jump of 40 feet 1.5 inches and broke the girls’ long jump record with a jump of 19 feet and 9.75 inches.
The Impact of Digital Literacy
In an era where digital technology permeates every facet of our existence, from communication to education and employment, being digitally literate is no longer optional.
North Shore HS Educator Named HAABSE Outstanding Secondary Teacher of the Year
Mrs. LaTisha Guillory, an English teacher at North Shore Senior High 10th Grade Center, was named the 2023 Houston Area Alliance Black School Educator (HAABSE) Outstanding Secondary Teacher of the Year for the entire Houston area in February 2024, a recognition given to educators who exemplify excellence in their field.
2024 Blessing of The Badge Ceremony, Hosted by National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) in Collaboration with HPD
You’re cordially invited to the 2024 Blessing of The Badge Ceremony, hosted by the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) in collaboration with the Houston Police Department (HPD), Afro-American Police Officers’ League (AAPOL) and the Afro-American Sheriff’s Deputy League (AASDL) during on Sunday, May 5. The ceremony will be held during the 2024 National…
Livingston Floods: U-Haul Offers 30 Days Free U-Box Storage to Victims
U-Haul is extending its disaster relief program to flood victims in and around Livingston, making 30 days of free U-Box® portable moving and storage container usage available to residents affected by the ongoing rains north of Houston.
‘Grandmother of Juneteenth’ Opal Lee, Medgar Evers Among Recipients of Presidential Medal of Freedom
“Mother of Juneteenth” Opal Lee and civil rights activist Medgar Evers are among those being honored with the Presidential Medal of Freedom this year.
Judge Lina Hidalgo Issues Disaster Declaration for Harris County
Judge Lina Hidalgo issued a disaster declaration for Harris County Thursday and called for mandatory evacuations for residents living closest to the banks of the East Fork of the San Jacinto River in response to ongoing flooding and heavy rainfall north of Harris County that is now making its ways south along the river.
HISD to Hold Job Fairs on Saturday
The Houston Independent School District will hold job fairs on Saturday, May 4 for individuals interested in working at HISD’s New Education System (NES) and non-NES campuses in the 2024-2025 school year.