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May 17, 2021 Invicta Fighting Championships has been around for just over nine years now. The popular all-women’s promotion has seen a number of broadcast outlets over that time. Its early shows were at times hampered by the amount of demand for the content exceeding the capabilities of the streaming service the company chose. That finally changed when Invicta joined forces with UFC Fight Pass. Now, for the first time since Invicta FC 8, the organization has a new broadcast home. Invicta, which was recently acquired by Anthem Sports & Entertainment Inc. will now air its shows on Anthem-owne...

Quara Two years ago, when reggae artiste Ras Ikan re-christened himself as Quara Ahyna – a Hebrew name that means Call I – he knew that he was finally walking the path that he had been destined to find. He had found his true calling. “The name change meant a change in direction, a change in sound, I felt like I had placed my hands on my destiny,” the artiste whose real name is Hebna Wilkinson, said. The talented singer has released his latest single, a smooth Reggae/RnB love ballad called ‘One For You’, a song which aligns him with his mission: authentic love.

Obituary - Benjamin Dean Carrywater Benjamin Dean Carrywater Benjamin Dean Carrywater began his journey to the big sands on Tuesday, May 4th, in Fort Belknap, MT. A wake was held at his cabin on Carrywater Mountain at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday May 6Th,  2021, and funeral services at Wilderness Funeral Home in Chinook at 11:00 a.m. today, May 7th, 2021. Cremation to follow. Ben was born May 22nd, 1962, to Benjamin “Toady” Carrywater and Velmarie Lodge Carrywater. He was raised in Hays attending Hays Schools, After Graduation he joined the United States Army. He was honorably discharged...

Print Every major U.S. city has that one station that catered to the Black community. In Detroit during the 1980s, that was 97.9 WJLB. The station’s morning show provided the soundtrack many of us listened to as we got ready for the day, and one classic in particular could usually be heard: “Wake Up Everybody” by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes. Wake up everybody no more sleepin’ in bed No more backward thinkin’, time for thinkin ahead… The world won’t get no better if we just let it be The world won’t get no better, we gotta change it, yeah, just you and me

Granderson: What's the GOP today? A party obsessed with 'woke supremacy,' cancel culture and voter suppression LZ Granderson © (Associated Press ) Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., delivers the Republican response to President Joe Biden's first speech to Congress on April 28. (Associated Press ) Every major U.S. city has that one station that catered to the Black community. In Detroit during the 1980s, that was 97.9 WJLB. The station’s morning show provided the soundtrack many of us listened to as we got ready for the day, and one classic in particular could usually be heard: “Wa...