Police Say Murder In Front Of Night Owl Club On Dodson Avenue Was Caught On Camera Thursday, March 4, 2021
Melvin Evans
Police said a murder in front of the Night Owl Club on Dodson Avenue on Jan. 31 was caught on camera.
Melvin L. Evans, 28, of 2622 Glenwood Parkway, was charged with criminal homicide in the slaying of 28-year-old Kenneth Trammell.
At 3:25 a.m., police stopped a vehicle at 1265 E. 3rd Street and found Trammell inside with multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken to Erlanger Hospital, where he died from his injuries.
Police were able to determine that the shooting took place on the parking lot of the club at 830 Dodson Ave.
John Shearer: 1960s Howard High Students, Faculty Took Pride In Education Sunday, February 28, 2021 - by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High - photo by John Shearer
Historic part of Howard High
Black History in the Making: Bibb teen brings message of equality through music
17-years-old Christopher Timothy is an artist performing under the name Prxphecy – using his lyrics to push conversations about race and inequality. Author: Amyre Makupson Updated: 7:25 AM EST February 17, 2021
MACON, Ga.
In honor of Black history month, we re highlighting some future Black history icons in the making. Through our partnership with Mercer University s Center for Collaborative Journalism, Amyre Makupson introduces us to a young poet and hip hop artist using his lyrics as a way to unite. I realized if I can help myself out of things, dealing with the things that I see on social media and TV with race or whatever it may be, then I can help somebody else, Chris Timothy said.
Parents, Educators To Hold Protest Against HoCo Schools Reopening - Ellicott City, MD - Cars Against COVID: Parents and Educators for Safe Schools will be held Feb. 16 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.