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Jacqueline Avant, Philanthropist and Wife of Clarence Avant, Music Executive, Mourned By Many

December 4, 2021

By Gloria Zuurveen Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, Aariel Maynor was arrested as a suspect in the killing of Jacqueline Avant, a philanthropist and wife of music legend Clarence Avant. According to a report in the Los Angeles Times, the Beverly Hills police arrested Maynor and accused him of entering the couple’s Trousdale Estates home early Wednesday and…

COVID-19 Omicron Variant Could End Pandemic Says Top Russian Scientist

December 1, 2021

From Greatgameindia.com A new mutant strain of Covid-19 that has sparked fears for vaccine resistance, caused flight cancellations, and sent the stock market plummeting; the Omicron variant could actually help bring the pandemic to an end, a Russian virologist has claimed.

Ready to Travel? Get the REAL ID!

December 1, 2021

By Carrie Stanton The holidays are here and families are excited to get together and celebrate for the first time in over a year. Amid the pandemic, we’ve missed far too many Sunday and holiday dinners that have been a tradition for many families for generations. For our community, family dinner is about creating memories. For those families…

Kick Tobacco for Mental Health Benefits

December 1, 2021

By Carol McGruder, Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the African American Tobacco Control Leadership…

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They Were High-Performing Athletes … Until COVID Vaccines Destroyed Their Health

December 1, 2021

A world record-holder in static breath-hold freediving, a veteran triathlete, a professional tennis player, a professional mountain biker — they were all high-performing athletes until COVID vaccines ruined their health, and their careers. By Dr. Joseph Mercola From the Defender.com™ They Were High-Performing Athletes … Until COVID Vaccines Destroyed Their Health

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Huge Win! Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks COVID Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers in 10 States

December 1, 2021

By Ray L. Flores II, Esq. A federal court on Monday temporarily blocked the Biden administration’s COVID vaccine mandate for health workers at hospitals that receive federal funding, providing a temporary reprieve for healthcare workers in 10 states who faced having to be fully vaccinated by Jan. 4, 2022, or lose their jobs.

Happy Birthday To Elnora Ragland, Owner, Elnora’s Tax Service

December 1, 2021

Happy Birthday Elnora on your 79th birthday. You are blessed and highly favored. You are also a friend of mine who has kept my books and provided the most excellent and exceptional tax service for many years. You have been helping PACE NEWS keep the pace. Thank you and I salute you on your birthday,…

Salena Pryor, president of the California Black Small Business Association (BSBA) Photo courtesy: bsba-ca.org

Analysts: California Is Moving Into Next Budget Year With a $31 Billion Surplus

November 27, 2021

By Tanu Henry | California Black Media SACRAMENTO–California is expected to move into the next fiscal year, which begins July 1, 2022, with a whopping $31 billion surplus, according to estimates from the independent Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO). The LAO announced the anticipated surplus during a news briefing last week. “Under our current law and…

Entrepreneur C.J. Juzang Creator of Black Illustrated Comic Book “Ayele Nubian Warrior” and Owner, Abyssinia Media Group in front of exhibit at Entrepreneur Educational Center, Inc

Entrepreneur Educational Center Targets Gaming Industry As The Next Frontier For Minority Entrepreneurs

November 27, 2021

South Los Angeles—The multi-billion-dollar video gaming industry owes a sizable portion of its success to black and brown teen and young adult consumers. Yet when you look at the percentage of minorities in the industry’s senior management and game development ranks they are under-represented and underpaid in comparison to whites. That fact and how to…

Tony Sandridge, County Supervisor at Tate County Government and the newly elected Mayor Glendon (Glenn) Billingsley. (Sandridge’s Facebook photo)

Mayor Glendon Billingsley and the Town of Coldwater is in Hot Water with a Federal Lawsuit Filed by Two Town Clerks

November 27, 2021

THE SOUTHERN TRUTH By Gloria Zuurveen Editor-in-Chief “I remain committed to representation of those most vulnerable to abuse by their public officials and big business.” Attorney Ronald W. Lewis Coldwater, MS.–Coldwater is in hot water because of two Town clerks claim of abuse by a public official. Two Town clerks have come together to hire…