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The Birmingham Times In any year, the deaths of great musicians, Hall of Fame athletes, elected officials, Civil Rights leaders, and others in the public arena are notable. But in 2020—one of the most bizarre years in history and certainly in recent memory—those losses seem to take on even more significance. Added to a year of devastating pandemic, civil unrest, and political turmoil were the losses of individuals, young and old, who’ve had a meaningful impact on our lives. Some were well-known, others were not so well-known—but they all will be missed. Here’s a list of notable deat...

May 23, 1964 - November 27, 2020 Edgerton, WI - Laurence "Frank" Herrick, Jr, age 56, died of natural causes on November 27, 2020, in Janesville, Wisconsin. Born May 23, 1964, in Edgerton, Wisconsin, he lived in Edgerton, Florida, Arizona, and Janesville. He worked in the building maintenance field. Frank was an unofficial member of the "I Love to Eat Club", as food was a favorite part of his life. Frank never missed a home-cooked meal and enjoyed time with his family, playing Cribbage and Euchre. He enjoyed mystery/suspense books, watching World Wrestling Entertainment, and watching baseball...

WARREN –Victoria Lynn McGhee, 50, passed away Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020, following an extended illness. Born May 30, 1970, in Warren, she was the daughter of Ernest McGhee Jr. and Evelyn Herbert McGhee. Victoria was a 1988 graduate of Warren Western Reserve High School, where she was a member of the band and flag line. She competed in the marching auxiliary flag line and was selected to perform in Sydney, Australia at the World’s Fair. After graduation, Victoria was a flag line instructor for Warren G. Harding High School Band. She received an associate degree from Kent State University and wa...

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This is the pattern that's followed in every case of police brutality across the country. >> that was from 1962 from a man as relevant today as he was then, malcolm little, born may 19, 1925, in omaha, nebraska, to a baptist minister a follower of marcus garvey. a mother who looked like a white woman,malcolm's own words. malcolm little would change his name to malcolm x saying my "x" replaced the white slave master name of little which some blue-eyed devil named little has imposed upon my paternal forbears. >> who taught you to hate the color of your skin to such an extent that you bleach to g...