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Jay Hartmen and Maurice Williams Jr. members of the Omega psi phi fraternity and Chris Callier, the Executive Director of the Arkansas prostate cancer foundation to talk about the 9th annual Omega prostate cancer awareness 5K run/walk Saturday, September 11th at The big dam bridge in Little Rock. Register online at Omegas4PCS.org

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Joyce Willis with Delta presents and their fundraiser around the University of Arkansas versus UAPB game on Saturday October 23rd in Little Rock. This is an opportunity for the Delta’s to reach out to the alumni, colleges, families, friends, and cooperation for their donations to support the Central Arkansas community. Call 501-658-7401 or email: chair@Deltapresentoutreach.org

BJTS 10 - 14 - 21 - Joyce Willis with Delta Presents

Tiffany Wright from DHS and Christie Ewing from Project Zero are reaching out to you during National Adoption Month. DHS is interested in discussing the possibility of you becoming an adoptive parent. Currently, there are more than 700 children in foster care who are in search of adoptive parents. Your decision can truly make a significant impact, particularly for teenagers and their siblings. To learn more and explore profiles of some of these children, please visit www.projectzero.org.

Anthony Long, representing the Corvette Brothers of Pine Bluff, is proud to sponsor the Jabberwock Talent Show, taking place on Saturday, November 25th at 6:30pm at the Pine Bluff Convention Center. If you'd like to participate in the talent show or purchase tickets, please contact us via email at Corvettebrotherspinebluff@gmail.com.

Taco Price and Morgan Dickerson, from the Central Arkansas Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Inc., are excited to present the second annual Community Health Fair on Saturday, November 18th, from 11am until 2pm at Second Baptist Church located at 1709 John Barrel Rd. in Little Rock. This event is open to the public and features a health and wellness fair, emphasizing the journey to healthy living. UAMS will provide free health screenings, women’s health information and education, health insurance guidance, flu vaccines, healthy eating advice, and much more. For additional details, please visit the Central Arkansas Alumnae Chapter Facebook page at caacdeltas.

BJTS 11 - 16 - 23 DELTA SIGMA THETA

1. Join Gabrielle Edwards, Senior Development Officer at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, as she discusses "We have just begun," a documentary that tells the story of the 1919 Elaine Massacre and upcoming museum events. For additional information, please contact us at 501-372-4000 or email connect@arkmfa.org.

2. Carolyn Hobbs will be speaking at the Save Our Children Conference this Saturday from 8 am to 12 pm at the Thrasher Boys & Girls Club of Little Rock. Explore topics such as mental health, violence intervention, and education for parents. Our keynote speaker is Mayor Jalen Smith of Earl, Arkansas. For more information, please call Carolyn Hobbs at 501-765-1480. This is a community event.

3. Gain insights from Stephanie Sims, Curator Supervisor at the Clinton Museum, about the "Be Our Guest" exhibit at the Clinton Presidential Center. Explore the state and diplomatic visits to the White House during the Clinton administration. The exhibit will be on display through May 27th.

4. Laurie Lee, Chairman of the Reform Alliance, invites Arkansas families to an information fair on education options this Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM at the State House Convention Center in Little Rock. This event is part of National School Choice Week. For more details, please visit the Reform Alliance website.

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BJTS 4-24-25 FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 180TH ANNIVERSARY

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Fitzs Hill with Arkansas Baptist College (ABC) a private Baptist-affiliated, historically Black college in Little Rock. Founded in 1884 as the Minister’s Institute, ABC was initially funded by the Colored Baptists of the State of Arkansas. It is the only historically Black Baptist college west of the Mississippi River. Summer and fall semesters are coming up and they’re working with the kids from Job Core. For more information visit the website WWW.ArkansasBaptist.EDU or call 501-420-1200.

President Jeffrey Northfleet with Shorter College a private, faith-based, two-year liberal arts college located in North Little Rock, Arkansas. Founded in 1886 by the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Shorter College is one of the nation's 110 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and the only private, two-year HBCU in the nation. Summer and fall classes are coming up and they’re helping Job Core students. To find out more visit www.shortercollege.edu  (mailto:%20info@shortercollege.edu)or call (501) 374-6305 

Kenneth “Muskie” Harris, co-founder of Muskie Harris Recovery Service. Muskie was a four-year letterman in football at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and was the first young Black man to attend U of A from Little Rock Central High School on an athletic scholarship. He is currently organizing a roast and toast for  Democrat gazette reporter Helaine Williams Friday, June 27th 7 PM until 11 PM at the Razorback Letterman club at Walmart Memorial Stadium gate 7. for more information call muskie at 501-952-5551

BJTS 6-5-25 Muskie Harris

BJTS 6-5-25 Shorter College

BJTS 6-5-25 Arkansas Baptist College

George Cotton, UAPB Vice Chancellor of Institutional Advancement, announced that the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) will host the second annual Juneteenth in the Bluff: Arts & Culture Festival on Friday, June 20th  5p.m. to 11p.m. in Pine Bluff’s downtown Delta Rhythm and Bayous Cultural District at 3rd & Main Streets. The festival, sponsored by the Pine Bluff Advertising and Promotion Commission, is free and open to the public. For more information visit Juneteenthinthe bluff.com.

Brian Rodgers with the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center to talk about this year’s Juneteenth in Da Rock a free, family-friendly event that will be held in Downtown Little Rock on this Saturday June 21st at 501 W. 9th Street. The event will begin with a 5k run/walk at 7 a.m. and continue with a brunch, flag-raising ceremony, and a lively street festival with with special guest, October London, and Elle Varner headlining an  unforgettable day of music performances until 7 p.m. The more information. call 501-683-3593 (tel:501-683-3593)


Darlene Worthen and Daphne Austin event coordinators for Life Up Rose City The community barbecue Cook-off Sunday, June 22nd  9am until 6pm  a full day of food, family and unforgettable fun featuring local Pitt Masters competing for cash trophy and prizes with a live DJ. They’ll be bouncy houses for kids games, free food,and a variety of vendors, selling craft and more. The event takes place at 2306 Highway 161 North Little Rock Arkansas for more information call 501-553-3323 or on Facebook @lifeupRosecity

Stella Bowers with UAMS to talk about World Sickle Cell awareness Day celebrate and support group lunch hosted by the UAMS adult sickle cell program this Thursday June 19th. 10th floor of the rotunda Cancer Institute. Stop by anytime between 2 and 7 PM. Whether you’re living with sickle cell, supporting a loved one or simply want to learn more. Everyone is welcome. For more info, contact.
SickleCellSupport@uams.edu

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