Minister Dale Edwards and Bishop Eugene Ward sat down with Prosecutor O’Malley in a candid conversation about his accomplishments, aggravations, bail, the County jail and many other relevant issues. Questions were asked and answers were given that reflect the mission of the Prosecutor as well…
Photo courtesy of heightstigers.com Week 3 of the high school football season one might call it “Judgment Day” as big games, big rivals and big storms embraced northeast Ohio.St. Ignatius battled four-time defending champions Archbishop Hoban. Euclid took on Canton McKinley. Medina and Wadsworth had…
“As you enter positions of trust and power, dream a little before you think.”-Toni Morrison- The year of 2018 concluded with an important historical footnote of African American women in power. In San Francisco it was the Mayoral election of London Breed, in Georgia it…
Academy Tavern welcomes him to Cleveland The intimate gathering at the vintage black owned Academy Tavern nestled on Larchmere Blvd. waited with abated breath for the curly locks of the vastly talented musician prominently known as Drew Vision. Born in New York and now residing…
Odell Beckham Jr. Preseason tilt is tip of iceberg The giddy Cleveland Browns fans can’t contain themselves. They have waited for decades to feel good again about the hometown football team and for good reason there is no greater optimism than right now. Sure the…
Cleveland’s own, the Rev. Dr. Emmitt Theophilus Caviness; Pastor of the Greater Abyssinia Baptist Church; President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Cleveland’s own nationally known Civil Rights Crusader and Leader, was honored at the Severance Hall on Sunday, January 20, 2019 at the…
After missing the June deadline and ongoing negotiations with state legislators, Republican Governor Mike DeWine has officially signed the massive $69.8 billion state budget. “I am proud that this budget will significantly impact the lives of Ohioans through its unprecedented investments,” said Governor DeWine. “It…
The members of the “Central Park Five” were coerced into confessing to a crime they did not commit and implicating each other as police detectives subjected them to lengthy interviews and interrogations. The painful true stories of five falsely accused young men, Yusef Salaam, Raymond…
Councilmember Mitchell J. Brown, Appropriating nearly $150 Million in Funding to Keep Seniors in their Homes [COLUMBUS, OH] Columbus continues its commitment to be a welcoming and inclusive city for all residents. Councilmember Mitchell J. Brown, chair of the Veterans and Senior Affairs committee sponsored…