Joyner to headline Miami-Dade Chamber’s network luncheon
National media personality Tom Joyner will give one of two featured addresses for the third installment of the Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce’s business empowerment series.
Governments urge citizens to plant gardens and buy local
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Governments in the Caribbean, where dependence on imported food has ballooned in recent decades, are calling on citizens to tend to …
What We Think: A flawed report
African Americans in Miami outraged at the fact that their city police shot and killed seven young black men in seven months in still unexplained …
Better crowd control will keep Urban Beach Week safe
It was a very good Spring Break with sun, surf, youth, music, alcohol and the expressed intent to have a good time – in a …
End police killings of black men
As the famous New York Yankee baseball player Yogi Berra would say, ‘It’s Déjà vu all over again.’
Finally, WWI veterans in forgotten graves honored
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The final resting place of Sanco Thompson is finally marked, his service to his country etched in stone.
1st black heads Bar Association
PALM BEACH — More than 500 well-heeled guests showed up at the elegant ballroom of the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach to witness history on …
Report cites flaws in police units
MIAMI — A report on Miami police shootings that killed seven young black men in seven months steered clear of discussing the merits of the …
Welfare law requiring drug tests deemed ‘obnoxious’
Special to South Florida Times WEST PALM BEACH — President Barack Obama has not placed the African-American community high on his priority list.
Street renamed for former Open Door pastor
Special to South Florida Times I know thy works: behold, I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it: for …