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The household debt picture forebodes disaster for our economy, and it seems uncontrollable, because that is what the economic system is based on.

The U.S. debt ceiling tells us up to how much the federal government can borrow. It is a limit established by the government which cannot be exceeded.

What do the unemployment numbers really say about our economy?

Monroe County Community College President Emeritus Dr. David Nixon passed away earlier this week at his home in Iowa. He was 83 years old.

The facility now called the La-Z-Boy Center and Meyer Theater opened early in Nixons tenure. He also was known for his support of community projects.

Toward the end of his life, King turned his attention to the “Poor People’s Campaign.” He saw it as the next chapter in the struggle for equality.

MCCC President Kojo Quartey addresses colleges ongoing negotiations with faculty union.

We keep spending, in spite of our complaining about higher prices and increasing interest rates.

Throughout the years, I have been asked to speak on Kwanzaa, primarily because of my African background, though it is not an African celebration.

I am truly thankful for many things, especially family, friends, my job, my community, the birth of Jesus Christ and my Omari.