Former owner of Winona truck stop GREENWOOD – James Kent Hull, one of the best players in the Buffalo Bills’ Super Bowl era and one of the strongest leaders the team has ever has seen, […]
BATON ROUGE, La. – Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in Louisiana for Alcorn State’s first year Strength and Conditioning Coach Thomas Alvin “Zeus” Hall. Hall, 40, was killed on Sunday, Oct. 16, when he apparently […]
NEW YORK – Long before the soaps invented the so-called, “Super Couple,” the music industry already had one, with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson. And Ashford and Simpson were truly a super couple in every […]
It was June 21, 1964, when Ku Klux Klan members in Neshoba County, Miss. killed three young civil rights workers, who were in Mississippi participating in Freedom Summer, an intensive voter registration drive aimed at […]
MEMPHIS – Despite conflicting reports over the weekend that Delta blues musician Big Jack Johnson had died, sources close to his family confirmed that Johnson, affectionately known as the “Oil Man” died Monday morning, March 14, […]
LOS ANGELES – Sources have confirmed that Teena Marie, the blue-eyed songbird known for her soulful ballads and funky dance tunes during the 1980s and 90s, including, “Lovergirl,” “Behind The Groove” and “I Need Your […]
George Albert “Shake” Harden was born in Natchez, Miss. Nov. 4, 1944 to the late Freddie L. Harden Sr. and Dora Hogue Harden. Shake’s love for his family and enthusiasm for education and community awareness […]
JACKSON – Officials at the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) announced the death of Northern District Transportation Commissioner and Chairman William Minor. “Commissioner Minor was rushed to the Biloxi Regional Medical Center after 8 a.m. […]
It was no accident or stroke of luck that Dr. Albert Bazaar Britton Jr. was the first African-American physician admitted to the staff of Baptist Hospital in Jackson, Miss. The life he began in Enterprise, […]
Marshall Alexander, Jr. was born on May 5, 1944 in DeKalb, Mississippi, to Marshall Alexander and Mary Callaway-Alexander. He joined the Unity Springs Baptist Church in DeKalb, Mississippi, as a youth and joined Allen Chapel […]
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