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Romsey Flower Club elects new chairman | Hampshire Chronicle

ROMSEY Flower Club held their first meeting of the year which was its AGM and most of the committee were re elected.

Families' legend enshrined at Show | Dandenong Star Journal

Bixby man sentenced to life in prison for Broken Arrow double-murder

Bixby, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Hunter Hobbs, Denim Blount, Haikey Creek Park, killings, sentence, sentencing, shooting, robbery, carjacking

Windsor's public institutions are missing 'crucial voices.' An expert panel will be exploring the issue

Leon Schools Superintendent becomes latest local official backing Loranne Ausley's re-election

A half dozen leaders and officials have come forward for the vulnerable incumbent recently, including several in education.

Indigenous studies minor

Sandra Muse, a president of Indigenous People Studies at the University of Windsor, and Cheryl Collier, dean of the faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Windsor, speak with CBC Windsor Morning host Nav Nanwa about a new Indigenous studies minor program.

University of Windsor announces new Indigenous Studies minor

Students at the University of Windsor will be able to expand their knowledge of Indigenous literature, history, philosophy, political science and more with the school’s new undergraduate minor in Indigenous Studies program.

White Castle reopens Redford restaurant after massive renovations

The restaurant at Telegraph and Schoolcraft has a new look in the dining room and other improvements intended to improve customer service.

Leon County Schools honors Florida's Emancipation Day

Leon County Schools honors Florida's Emancipation Day Enhanced Curriculum to be Taught May 20th Courtesy: MGN Online and last updated 2021-05-19 11:39:09-04 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Leon County Schools is honoring the history of Florida's Emancipation Day on May 20 with enhanced curriculum and programs throughout the district. “It is vitally important for our students to learn and understand our shared history,” said Superintendent Rocky Hanna. “As a former American history teacher, it gives me great pride to support this initiative in honor of this historic event.” LCS is one of only 11 school districts recognized as an African-American History Exemplar District. This pilot program continues to build on LCS’ commitment to infuse African-American history into the curriculum throughout the school year and across many different subject areas.