For the 15 high school students who attended the 29th Annual Film Institute of the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce, they came away saying “Coke Is The Real Thing.” This year’s Institute, held last month at the Forest Hill Convention Center, featured a major surprise for the young participants. Ish Arebalos, director of…
For the 28th year, the FWMBCC presented its Annual Film & Movie Institute last month, which was held at the Forest Hill Civic & Convention Center.
Darnell Sapp has been cutting hair for 20 years, and six months ago he began teaching the art and the business of barbering by opening a school in southeast Fort Worth.
With inspiring words from one of the honored guests and the stirring music of a talented young musician/singer, the annual “Bring Meetings Home” luncheon was a very moving occasion.
About 600 business, political and community leaders joined with the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce June 1 for the organization’s 38th Annual Luncheon held at the Downtown Hilton Hotel.
As the FWMBCC’s Annual Film and Movie Institute begins its 26th year, volunteers and sponsors are needed to make this year’s event a successful one.
More than 800 people packed the Hilton Hotel’s Crystal Ballroom June 2 to hear Earvin “Magic” Johnson inspire a group of young men from the “My Brother’s Keeper” mentoring program, and challenge the Fort Worth leadership to do more to help our youth.