Keith “DJ Flexx” Clagon the urban social lite Many people know Keith “DJ Flexx” Clagon as the radio host of WPGC home team. Recently, he and former cost Rane split. The reason for the split was not over back room drama but over money. The local press has been putting stories about situation for a minute now. During the mist of the story, people get inside look of DJ Flexx . Some people think DJ Flex |
Is Jim Bell, Esq trying to turn a strip club into a 5 star joint If you have not heard, there is major drama in the DMV over Rane Sykes , Keith “DJ Flexx” Clagon, and CBS radio aka WPGC . Well, this story starting to sound like a micro docu drama. As you know, the City Paper published a story on their website. The website allows people to post comments. Well, Allegedly, in the story a reference was made to Jim Bell and meetin |
Is Rend Smith kissing Jim Bells azz now Here we go again another back drop to the Rane Sykes and WPGC drama. This time the author of the story did a post and kissed the black of Jim Bells azz . Tell Truth, we all read DC City Paper to see who got thrown under bus with no breaks. Hell, Jim Bell will be ok. The post is below My interview with lawyer Jim Bell was instrumental to the article I penned about Ranelle S |
Is Rane Sykes still trapped in Africa? If you have been looking for Rane of WPGC, she has gone to Africa. No , she is not Dave Chappelle. Allegedly, she went with her husband that works for the aid agency. The city paper released a story and, in the story, Rane was quote as being in the hospital and communicating with folks over email because for some reason Skyes cannot leave Kenya. Anyone body on the under |
Sheila Stewart (Radio One – 93.9 WKYS)“Black Radio News Director Of The Year” Sheila Stewart is best known as a class act in the media business. Stewart was recently honored at The Washington Post with The National Black Press Association. Stewart was named Black Radio News Director of the Year . Stewart over sees the Radio One's DC stations cluster for News. The stations are WKYS, WMMJ, Parise 104, WOL, and WYCB . |
Human Rights Commission is seeking nominations for its 2011 Human Rights Award howard county The Human Rights Commission is seeking nominations for its 2011 Human Rights Award which recognizes outstanding achievement in eliminating discrimination and advancing human rights for all Howard County citizens. This year’s awards ceremony will be held on Tuesday, November 15, at Slayton House in Wilde Lake, 10400 Cross Fox Lane in Columbia. To be eligible for this award, nominees |
1,000 Food Scrap Carts to Households Participating in Pilot Food Scraps WTF. Yes, this is recycling at it's best. You get to get food out of your house and put it a good use besides a landfill Howard County Executive Ken Ulman announced today that the County will begin delivering food scrap carts to almost 1,000 volunteer households in Ellicott City and Elkridge starting next week. A mini-pilot conducted last year concluded that the compos |
ayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joined Congressman Elijah Cummings, Baltimore City Council President Bernard “Jack” Young, elected officials, representatives of Liberty Heights Shopping Center, LLC, and residents of the Howard Park community for a demolition at the future location of a state-of-the-art, full-service ShopRite supermarket on Liberty Heights Avenue in Northwest Baltimore. |
Free Visual and Performing Arts Events for Free Fall Baltimore Some may say for too long Baltimore rich creative community of the arts is not promoted enough. Although there are events like Art-scape, Art-scape does not allow the main areas of Baltimore to express themselves. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake was joined by local artists, event sponsors, and representatives from the Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts to announce the return o |
Property Tax Scam in Baltimore city Today, the Baltimore City Department of Finance learned of fraudulent phone calls made to senior citizens regarding their property tax bills. Residents were told by individuals posing as City officials that they owed money to the City, and that someone would come to their house, in person, to collect. City officials urge anyone who received the phone call to contact 3-1-1 to file a report. |