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Some families in south Phoenix may not have the money to buy everything their kids need for school this year, but the Maricopa County NAACP Youth Council is helping. On Saturday the council sponsored its third annual back to school, stay in school back pack drive to help those families in need. ...
Tempe Teen Heads To Oval Office To Meet President Obama On Thursday, Boys & Girls Clubs of America named Romonia Dixon, a five-year member of Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley, the 2010 Pacific Region Youth of the Year. She receives a total of $24,000 in college scholarships from fou...
Family reunions are a great time to reconnect, relive and rejoice. That is just what members of the Brooks-Miller-Sweezer families did this past weekend. Reunion participants came from Illinois, Texas, California, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Washington, Colorado, Indiana, and, of course, Arizona. ...
The United States Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the State of Arizona claiming the state’s new immigration law is unconstitutional. The Justice Department, in conjunction with the Homeland Security
Few people know that as far back as 2800 – 28 B.C. – the Egyptians were the first recorded people who decorated their homes, ceremonies, and tombs with cut flowers in vases, baskets, garlands, and wreaths. An arrangement of flowers was often presented as gifts and personal
(NNPA) – Those who struggled and many who died in battles for freedom, justice, and racial equality during the Civil Rights Movement left a legacy that must yet be fulfilled – even in caring for the health of Black children, First Lady Michelle Obama reminded thousands at the NAACP Annual Conv...
(Washington D.C.) – Last week House Judiciary Chairman John...
The United States Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the State of Arizona...
(NNPA) – Those who struggled and many who died in battles for freedom, justice,...
LOS ANGELES (NNPA) - The mood was not upbeat outside a downtown courthouse July 8...
(NNPA) – In her first speech as chair of the largest and oldest civil rights organization...
The U.S. Attorney's Office Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (LECC) Weed &...
(Alexandria, Va.) – With an eye on building upon past successes and establishing...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced new grant funding...
Few people know that as far back as 2800 – 28 B.C. – the Egyptians were the...
Special to the NNPA (NNPA) – Today, the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., founder and...
Hitman Sports Training will hold a clinic with free football for youths 6 to 18 years...
Phoenix's power players recently met with Amaré Stoudemire, in Los Angeles, Calif.,...
Family reunions are a great time to reconnect, relive and rejoice. That is just what...
There is nothing like a masquerade ball to bring excitement and intrigue to an...
(NNPA) – The overall teen smoking rate has declined in the two decades since 1991....
NNPA – As the nation's healthcare system braces for an influx of newly insured...
The South Chandler Self Help Foundation Inc. (SCSHF) held its Juneteenth celebration...
Some families in south Phoenix may not have the money to buy everything their kids...
Chandra Alexander is the newest member of the South Mountain High School administration....
TUCSON – With 4200 African American students to show the way, Jimmy Hart and his...
Tempe Teen Heads To Oval Office To Meet President Obama On Thursday, Boys &...
DALLAS (NNPA) – "In life, it's not where you start, but where you end," said Dr....
