Wakanda News Details

Senator Eddie Melton receives two new endorsements

Photo caption: Senator Eddie Melton with Gary Teachers Union members  The Eddie Melton for Mayor campaign announced two endorsements this week. Members of the Jackson Family and the Gary Teachers Union, Local 4, both announced their support for Senator Eddie Melton in his bid for Mayor of Gary. The most recent announcement came Wednesday, March 15, … Senator Eddie Melton receives two new endorsements Read More »

Senator Eddie Melton receives two new endorsements was first posted on March 17, 2023 at 10:52 am.©2022 "The Chicago Crusader". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact me at office@avantgardia.com
Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group

You may also like

More from The Crusader Newspaper Group
Rep. Robin Kelly bolsters community initiatives, plans Youth Opportunities Fair
Gubernatorial candidate Curtis Hill’s battery jury trial called off
Advertising exec Bob Dale leaves legacy of business acumen and service
Using MLK’s legacy to explain the differences in ‘hope and optimism’
Advertising exec Bob Dale leaves legacy of business acumen and service
Louis Gossett’s work in iconic films and early Black theatre not to be ignored
Peace summit organized by local university students for April 6th
Students take magical ride to kick off 2024 Disney Dreamers Academy at Walt Disney World Resort
IDPH recommends experiencing the eclipse with an eye toward safety
Che "Rhymefest" Smith to run for Board of Education for Chicago Public Schools
Gary officials announce major drug busts, tout decrease in crime rates
Over 400K voters didn’t vote in the Black wards
Heading out to see the solar eclipse? CTA is the stellar choice for getting a prime viewing spot for this astronomical occurrence
No transcripts found when Judge sealed key document in Maggette case
Judge grants exonerated Chicago brothers certificates of innocence
Bears kick off NFL season at Hall of Fame Game
Nutrient overload: How excess vitamin B3 can impact your heart
I’m so glad the tomb was empty
State spends $73 million to protect Illinois’ only undeveloped Lake Michigan shoreline
The legendary Susan L. Taylor on black child suicide–and a blueprint for recovery
Solar spectacle: 12 questions and answers about Monday’s solar eclipse
Measure enhancing penalties against individuals who threaten libraries advances
Bulls get much needed win versus Knicks after big game from Javonte Green at the UC, but lose to Orlando on the road 
Will Smith Jr. inducted into IHSFCA Football Hall of Fame
Johnson Publishing Company building up for sale again
LIFE, POLITICS AND PERCEPTION
Haiti on Fire, Part I: The Montana Accord Movement to the Rescue
O’Neill Burke’s image problem has some Blacks asking “What about Bob?” Fioretti
Anchor tenant pulls out of Gary’s Union Station renovation
No transcripts found when Judge sealed key document in Maggette case
Davis: “It’s a sad day for our district”
Brookfield Zoo Chicago celebrates Earth Day with a weekend of special events
52nd annual Metals Industry Dinner: a premier international networking event supporting local scouting
Metra launches 2024 construction program
NFIB jobs report: Small business job openings fall to pre-pandemic levels
U.S. 231 to close west of Crown Point
Illinois State Black Chamber of Commerce (ILBCC) advocates for national agenda item to defend diversity, equity, and inclusion
Department of Revenue reminds taxpayers that April 15 filing deadline is quickly approaching
Three Renovators who are Rebuilding a better Gary
Despite high property taxes, Illinois legislators eye increases
Rush, Planned Parenthood of Illinois and others partner to increase awareness of HIV prevention for Black Women
Books for Poetry Month by various authors
Scholarship opportunity for HBCU students: Bob Marley: One Love Social Impact Scholarship
What to know about the roiling debate over U.S. maternal mortality rates
Chicago park district workers bargaining committee reaches tentative agreement
Collins spearheads Liam’s Law to provide closure to parents experiencing a stillbirth
Congressman Jackson on Chicago Fire Department
Special Saturday help at the Chicago IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center is available without an appointment on April 13
April 12 Deadline: Apply for The HistoryMakers Digital Archive Fellowship
Let’s Go North to Ravinia

Arts Facts

Maxine Waters Reclaims Her Time On The Breakfast Club

African American Facts

Martin Luther King Jr. Facts

Politics Facts

Rise Up and Say, I am Somebody - MLK

Business Facts