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Floyd Rumohr will serve as the new executive director of Brooklyn Community Pride Center Brooklyn Community Pride Center announced on Wednesday that Floyd Rumohr will serve as its new executive director effective January 4, 2016.

Have you visited the downtown area of Atlantic Avenue lately? If so, then you know that in the last five years it has exploded with number of enormous changes-- from the renovated Brooklyn Bridge Park, to the addition of Trader Joe's; and let's not f

By Renée D. Roberts, MPH, Caribbean Women's Health Association, Inc.

A panel of doctors, health advocates and clergy discussed the current state of affairs of the HIV/AIDS epidemic at Brookdale Hospital December 1 marked World AIDS Day and the kick-off of a month-long campaign devoted to raising awareness around the H

Frank Morrison Sculptor, painter and visual artist Frank Morrison is most widely known for his award-winning work as a children's book illustrator. But his canon of creative talents is much greater.

Honoring one of Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation's founders, Robert F.

Sunday December 6, 2015, marked the official first night of Hanukkah, also spelled Chanukah, signifying the commencement of the Jewish Festival of Lights. The holiday lasts eight days and will run this year through December 14.

Monday morning, City Councilmember Robert Cornegy, Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson and members of the NYP were in Bedford-Stuyvesant to announce the launch of Project Safe Stop, a community partnership connecting small businesses of Bed-S

Michelle Wiles, founder of Ballet Next, paid a visit to the tiny ballerinas of the Bedford YMCA On Saturday, December 5, the little ballerinas of the Bedford YMCA ballet class were treated to a special "master class" by a team of dancers from Ballet

It's beginning to look alot like Christmas and the full-on shopping bonanza has set off like dynamite, which conversely, has also ignited the local shopping movement.