Johnc Jones News Today

Chicks for Charity is an organization that has impacted numerous lives in the community. And after a break, the chicks are back in action.

Urban development has erased many Black cemeteries around the U.S., but now a movement to find and memorialize them is underway.

The author of “Half American: The Epic Story of African Americans Fighting World War II at Home and Abroad” said, for Black Americans, the war “didn’t end in 1945.″

For 100 years, the Blair County NAACP has been influential, not only at the state level, but nationwide, as its members have worked tirelessly toward its goals

After talking a while with Kathleen Greely, you start to wonder if there’s anyone who knows the Englewood neighborhood better than she does. Her force of will, enthusiasm and broad network or friends and acquaintances seems like enough to solve any persistent, local issue. Greely is the President and CEO of the Community Reinvestment Coalition

See what happened on this date 100, 75, 50, 25 and 10 years ago.

Hope Toledo President John C. Jones said the last few years of the free pre-kindergarten program are highlighted by expansion, but future funding remains a question.

Fred speaks with Rev John C Jones of Hope Toledo about the many opportunities being offered to Toledo school children.

John C. Jones, 95, Watertown, retired City of Watertown Electrical department employee, passed away Saturday September 3rd at the Samaritan Medical Center.

Ames writer: Oppression creates a spiritual wound. Until the wound is healed, happiness is but an illusion.