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With heavy hearts, the family of Carl E. Johnson, Sr. announces his transition from labor to reward on Tuesday, December 26, 2023.

Services for Johnson will be held Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024, at Metropolitan Baptist Church on 767 Walker Ave.

ATLANTA — U.S. District Judge Steve Jones on Wednesday narrowed the opportunity to challenge the state’s newly drawn political districts.

On Tuesday, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity objected to Georgia’s new voting maps. It says it doesn’t create more opportunities for Black voters to choose Congress and the General Assembly candidates.

When a young boy sought to escape the bullying he routinely endured in school, Darryl A. Stuckey Sr. stepped in to help the youth gain not only a sense of purpose, but a stronger sense of self.

In a divine gesture of community support, the United Way of Greater St. Louis Charmaine Chapman Society’s (CCS) Divine 9 members raised over $385,000 through its Divine 9 Challenge.

Alpha Phi Alpha has filed legal objections to Georgia's new political maps, contending they still don't favor Black voters, as ordered.

One World Trade Center in Manhattan paid tribute to Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. on Monday, which was the fraternity's founders' day.

Choptank Community Health System’s Fassett Magee Medical and Cambridge Dental Center recently welcomed Physician Assistant McKayla Kelly to the medical practice.

People began lining up as the sun broke Saturday.