In 1925, Harvard-trained historian Carter G. Woodson, known as the “Father of Black History,” initiated a groundbreaking revolution. That year, he established a celebration of what is now known as Black History Month—an annual observance where tribute is paid to the African American heroes of U.S. history and their vast cultural influences on America. “There must be a month […]
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When tuning into Food Network Canada on a Thursday night, viewers may see one of Lynchburg’s own. Tarsha Joyner, owner of Mrs. Joy’s Absolutely Fabulous Treats, is making her fourth Food Network appearance on “Project Bakeover.” How did a graphic design student find her way onto a network cooking show? Rewind to Joyner’s days as a student at the University […]
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It’s March 2021, and that means that after last year’s disappointment, March Madness is (finally) just around the corner. After sealing two consecutive berths to the Big Dance in their first two years in the ASUN, the Flames are a conference tournament away from a third appearance running. They came a step closer to that landmark by beating Bellarmine Saturday, […]
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Somehow, Darius McGhee seemed to know that Saturday was his day. Twenty seconds into the regular season decider against Bellarmine, he looked up, a defender in his face – and arced home a sizzling 3-pointer. He didn’t stop scoring for the rest of the game. By the time he had soared through the air and smashed in a breakaway dunk […]
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William Byron has often struggled in Homestead, Florida. But that changed Sunday evening when he won his second career race – despite starting in 31st. “This whole team did a phenomenal job,” Byron said to FOX Sports reporter Jamie Little after the race, “(The) pit crew, over the wall. (I am) extremely blessed.” From the drop of the green flag, […]
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On a cold, rainy Sunday afternoon in Lynchburg, Liberty women’s soccer was hungry to start its ASUN schedule on the front foot. Though the Lady Flames worked hard, however, they fell short in the final minutes, conceding a frustrating late goal to lose 1-0 to Bellarmine and start their conference schedule with a loss. The Lady Flames went into […]
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The Liberty Indoor Tennis Center opened Tuesday, Feb. 23, with a dedication ceremony, officially becoming the new home of the men’s and women’s tennis teams. The 48,000-square-foot facility broke ground April 23, 2020 thanks to a $3 million donation from an anonymous donor – the largest donation in Flames Club history. Liberty University’s Director of Athletics Ian McCaw said […]
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After helping form the brand-new Atlantic Lacrosse Conference (ALC) this offseason, the Liberty men’s lacrosse team will officially begin its season against Indiana University Friday, March 5, as it moves away from the SELC. This will be the Flames first regular season game since March 7, 2020, when Liberty downed Clemson 14-8. Little did they know then that game would […]
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After a two-day long meet Feb. 26 and 27, the Liberty men’s track and field team emerged as the 2021 ASUN Indoor Track & Field champions for the third consecutive year, continuing its domination of the ASUN since Liberty moved into the conference. However, the Lady Flames finished in second place behind second-time winners Kennesaw State. After the first day […]
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The Liberty Flames Division I men’s ice hockey team swept season rival Ohio University Feb. 26 and 27 at LaHaye Ice Center, marking its first wins at home in over a month. The Flames last victory was against the Long Island Sharks Jan. 22. Special teams played an important part in the Flame’s 4-1 opening game victory. The Flames, currently […]
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For the Lady Flames softball team, its 2021 campaign means a return to action after months off the field. After last year’s cancellations, however, it’s also an opportunity for last year’s seniors to have another swing at a final season. Prior to the season’s start Feb. 12, the team had not played against other teams since March 8, 2020. After […]
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Sitting now on the Congressional floor is a direct assault to every American’s religious liberties, passing through the House and awaiting its vote in the Senate. As promised by the Biden administration during its campaign trail, the Equality Act surfaced its way to the Capitol Building within the first 100 days of office. Beneath the layers of deceptive political jargon […]
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The Republican party waited with baited breath as former President Donald Trump took the stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC)in Orlando, Fla. this past weekend. The weekend was a vital event for the conservative movement as it laid the foundation for the party’s future following Trump’s forced exit from the Oval Office. High profile members of the party […]
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On March 5 this year, it will have been seven years since my uncle was tragically killed in a horrifying accident. I remember that day so clearly. It was only a week until my 16th birthday and it was just like any normal, boring day. In the midst of the normalcy, my dad received a phone call that flipped our […]
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The task that lies ahead for Christian journalists is huge. Not only are they in a field that further grows in hostility toward their faith and worldview, but they are also called to be heralds for truth in a world that seems to have completely forgotten such a concept. As described by the Society of Professional Journalists, a journalist’s job […]
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