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Khajal Ramey, the current Miss Vail Arizona USA 2024, comes from a family that has resided in the Vail-Tucson region for more then 15 years. After graduating from Empire High School, she continued her educa- tion at Arizona State University, earning a bachelor’s in human nutrition. As the eldest daughter of two Air Force veterans,…
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Arizona Black Rodeo Listed Among 10 Best Rodeos In United States
Arizona Black Rodeo and producing company Black Rodeo USA has earned some serious bragging rights The votes are in, and USA TODAY 10Best reported that…
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 65 Elects New Officers
Auxiliary members are poised for the upcoming season. front, from left: Paulette Wilson-Thompson; Heather Taylor; Shirley Cannon-Johnson; Beatrice Baker; Shanetta Grant; Tish Cross; Michelle Haywood; Ursula Hill;…
Democracy Shines
By: D.L White According to Psalm 90:10 “The days of our years are three-score years and Ten, and if by reason of strength they be…
Passing The Torch: Former State Senator, Son Share In Labor Of Love Legislative Conference
By D. L. White An often repeated cliché’ suggests: “The fruit does not fall far from the tree.” A sturdy and steady tree in the…
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Five first steps to start a company
Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase & Co. Growth in employment and income has increased for communities of color over the years, however starting a business is still a challenging task that requires a certain optimism, imagination, and perseverance. Ashley Kelly, vice…
How to Start or Set Up Your Small Business for Success
For many, owning a business is a symbol of the American dream. It can be exciting toimagine becoming your own boss, working for yourself and offering employment toothers – all helping build financial security for your family and community. Building…
JPMorgan Chase’s Ashley Kelly discusses her career, finances and achieving success to mark Women’s History
Women’s History Month is a time to come together to celebrate and recognize the achievements and contributions of women throughout the years. For this Women’s History Month, we sat down with JPMorgan Chase’s Ashley V. Kelly, Vice President and Senior…
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ALL ROADS LEAD TO AZ
The HBCU All-Star game, will take place Sunday, April 7th in Phoenix, at the prestigious Grand Canyon University Global Credit Union Arena, and featuring four premier HBCU NCAA Division I and II conferences in the country. The game will be comprised of the nation’s top 24 players who will make up the rosters named after…
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3 Women Who Paved The Way
Golf is a simple game that is played on pristine grassy green acres of land with plenty of water, trees and sand. For some, being able to play the game was easy, all they needed to do was show up, pay and play. The journey was a little more difficult for women and even harder for…
Black Chamber of Arizona Names Dr. Velma Trayham as new CEO and President
Legacy and Vision of Robin Reed Continues PHOENIX, March 18, 2024 – The Black Chamber of Arizona has named Dr. Velma Trayham as its new Chief Executive Officer and President. Dr. Trayham will be working the board of directors to carry on the vision for the Chamber, which focusses on empowering and building entrepreneurs. “I…
Leveling Up: How HBCUs Empower Black Students To Rise Above, Achieve
Kenyae Stocker, SUAF-Arizona Chapter 2024 Excel Scholarship Winner Chandler – Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have long played a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape for African-American students. They have done (and continue to do) more to educate Black students than many larger, more well-resourced historically White institutions (HWIs). HBCU institutions transcend the realm…
Director Of Black Chamber Passes
Special to the Informant By Teniqua Broughton In the wake of Robin Reed’s passing, we find ourselves grasping for words to adequately convey the depth of our sorrow and the magnitude of our loss. Robin, as president of the Black Chamber of Arizona, embodied the very essence of exemplary leadership. His unwavering commitment to advancing…
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