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Logan Aluminum contributes $25,000 to SKYCTC manufacturing program - Vimarsana News

Logan Aluminum contributes $25,000 to SKYCTC manufacturing program

Logan Aluminum has donated $25,000 to the Southcentral Kentucky Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (SKY FAME) program at the Franklin-Simpson Center of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College.

Delta Faucet donates $25,000 to SKYCTC's SKY FAME program - Vimarsana News

Delta Faucet donates $25,000 to SKYCTC's SKY FAME program

Delta Faucet Company in Morgantown has donated $25,000 to sustain the Southcentral Kentucky Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (SKY FAME) program at South Central Kentucky Community and Technical College's Franklin-Simpson

In Oklahoma's Black Belt, land ownership and power built Black wealth – Center for Public Integrity - Vimarsana News

In Oklahoma's Black Belt, land ownership and power built Black wealth – Center for Public Integrity

The Boley rodeo celebrates a certain Black presence in Oklahoma and the history of the Western frontier, as well as its place in Black farming, past and present.

America's Black farmers and cattle ranchers are in crisis - Vimarsana News

America's Black farmers and cattle ranchers are in crisis

Black farmers live on less land and carry heavier financial burdens than white farmers. The USDA, once part of the problem, wants to turn things around.

'Black farmers and ranchers, it's a dying deal.'  – Center for Public Integrity - Vimarsana News

'Black farmers and ranchers, it's a dying deal.'  – Center for Public Integrity

Black farmers are a dwindling lot, living on less land and carrying heavier financial burdens than white farmers. The USDA wants to turn things around.