John Neal

Nov 7, 2024 | blacknewsportal.com | John Neal

Okalohma LOCAL & STATE John Neal Photo, Adobe Images Delays Raise Questions About Whether The Plan Can Reach Its Goals A master plan to revitalize north Tulsa neighborhoods and stem the flow of thousands of Black households out of north Tulsa is behind schedule in reaching key interim goals that the creators of the plan established…The post Senior Official Cites Progress On Master Plan Implementation appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.

Sep 10, 2024 | blacknewsportal.com | John Neal

Okalohma LOCAL & STATE John Neal, The Oklahoma Eagle Illustration, The Oklahoma Eagle Tulsa Public Schools is offering a free summer program for recent high school dropouts and struggling students to get a diploma. The credit recovery program enables students to complete or make up coursework working online at their own pace, with help from certified…The post TPS Offers Second Chance for High School Diploma appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.

Sep 10, 2024 | blacknewsportal.com | John Neal

Okalohma LOCAL & STATE John Neal, The Oklahoma Eagle Illustration, The Oklahoma Eagle Will Bring New Housing, Businesses To The District  The City of Tulsa in late July awarded $2 million to spur the development of new housing, retail, and office space in north Tulsa. The Tulsa Development Authority (TDA) will use the money to finalize…The post North Tulsa Neighborhood Revitalization Plan Is Underway appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.

Aug 31, 2024 | oceanspringsweeklyrecord.com | E. Brian Rose |John Neal

Jackson County, MS -- Ethical questions have emerged locally concerning the professional working relationship between Gautier City Prosecutor Josh Danos and Municipal Court Judge Amy St. Pe. According to documents obtained by the Ocean Springs Weekly Record, Prosecutor Danos and Judge St Pe' are currently working together on a high-stakes legal case that has the potential of raising ethical concerns, and locals have reached out to the Ocean Springs Weekly Record about the case, asking...

Jul 16, 2024 | bifuteki.com | Shungiku Uchida |Ai Yazawa |Susumu Higa |John Neal

Anime NYC and Japan Society announced today the 30 nominees for the inaugural American Manga Awards, set to take place on August 22, 2024, at the historic Japan Society in New York City. This event will precede this year’s Anime NYC convention, the largest Japanese pop culture event on the East Coast, which expects to draw over 100,000 fans of anime and manga from all over the world to the Jacob K. Javits Center in midtown Manhattan from August 23 – 25, 2024.