Bullard High School Crowns 2023 Homecoming Queen
Bullard High School named senior Brooklynn Ellis its 2023 Homecoming Queen after a week of fun homecoming celebrations. The Homecoming Court presentation took place Friday evening, Oct. 13, 2023, before the Panthers battled the Canton Eagles, coming out on top 28-21. The homecoming
Trust And Obey
By Glenn Miller Drop the Nets GOD’S WORD: And he said to them, “Cast your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some.” So, they cast, and now they were not able to draw it in because of
Tyler High School Named Carter BloodCare Regional 5A School Of The Year
Tyler, Texas: Tyler ISD proudly announces that Tyler High School was recognized as the Carter BloodCare Regional 5A School of the Year for the fourth consecutive year. This honor is a testament to the school’s dedication to blood donation efforts, surpassing all other
Longview ISD To Increase School Option
Cornyn: Longview ISD to receive $3.2M to expand school choice Austin, Texas: U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) announced that the Longview Independent School District (ISD) was awarded a federal grant of $3,248,283 to support the development and implementation of magnet schools, which offer
Texas Senate Takes On School Vouchers, COVID Vacs, Border Security, Human Trafficking
Senate committees heard testimony Tuesday related to three of the four topics laid out for consideration in this session by the governor: school choice, border security, and vaccine mandates. The Senate Education Committee approved the Senate’s school choice proposal in the form of
School Choice And Border Security Take Center Stage At Special Session
Controversial SCHOOL CHOICE and BORDER SECURITY take center stage as Texas 88th Legislature begins special session. The Texas 88th Legislature began its third special session Monday, with Governor Greg Abbott calling lawmakers back into Austin to consider the issue of legislation that will
Simone Biles Becomes World’s Most Decorated And Dominant Gymnast
Simone Biles, who returned to her first competition since she withdrew from five out of six events at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, returns with a vengeance. By Roz Edward – Atlanta Daily World Olympic champion and gymnastic marvel Simone Biles has earned the
NNPA Condemns Attacks On Israel
By Stacy M. Brown In a joint statement released on Saturday, October 7, NNPA Chair Bobby Henry and NNPA President and CEO Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. unequivocally condemned the devastating acts of violence perpetrated against the Jewish people and the nation of
“Not Here For Very Long”
By Michael Guido A soldier wrote his dad from a combat zone in a war-torn country. In the upper left-hand corner under his name he wrote, “Not Here for Very Long.” True of the soldier – true of each of us. Life at
What Kids Need To Know About Giving
By Mary Hunt If you are committed to teaching your kids how the world operates, and you should be, teach them about money. You can use financial principles to teach everything from math problems to social issues. That’s because money is about values,
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