Ronald Bell, Co-Founder of Kool & The Gang, Dies

Wakanda News Details

Ronald Bell, Co-Founder of Kool & The Gang, Dies

Ronald Bell, co-founder, saxophonist and 50-plus-year member of the legendary group Kool & The Gang, has died. He was 68.

Source: The Washington Informer

You may also like

More from The Washington Informer

Loophole in Medicaid Omits Dental Coverage for Needy Adults in Maryland - The Washington Informer

Barry Bonds' Hall of Fame Bid Snubbed by Vengeful Baseball Writers for Final Time - The Washington Informer

Nationwide, Redistricting Process Raises the Stakes for Racial Electoral Power - The Washington Informer

Manchin, Sinema Side with Republicans in Crushing Democrats' Filibuster Change for Voting Rights - The Washington Informer

Loudoun County School Board Votes to Continue Mask Mandate - The Washington Informer

Fauci Optimistic COVID Vaccine for Kids Under 5 Imminent - The Washington Informer

Alsobrooks Boasts $1.2M War Chest in Reelection Bid - The Washington Informer

More than Half of Those Eligible for COVID Boosters Haven't Gotten One: CDC - The Washington Informer

Va. Governor Joins Lawsuit Against County School's Mask Mandate - The Washington Informer

FBI to Probe Bomb Threats Against HBCUs - The Washington Informer

Black Unemployment Rate Improves Amid Historic Jobs Report - The Washington Informer

Pepco Announces Separation from Constellation - The Washington Informer

Biden Signs Executive Order on Project Labor Agreements - The Washington Informer

Norton, Booker to Float Bill Honoring Black Union Military Members - The Washington Informer

Judge J. Michelle Childs Heads List of Supreme Court Nominees - The Washington Informer

COVID-19 Booster Enhances Protection, Contrary to 'Immune Fatigue' Claims - The Washington Informer

Group Challenges Colleges to Better Accommodate Student Parents - The Washington Informer

'Commanders' Becomes the New Name for Washington Football Team - The Washington Informer

Maryland Senate Democrats Present Comprehensive Safety Plan - The Washington Informer

MALVEAUX: Warrior Lawyers Like Lani Guinier - The Washington Informer

D.C. Residents are Major Contributors to the $300 Billion Cost of Smoking: Study - The Washington Informer

VP Harris: Struggle for Voting Rights Has Foreign Leaders Questioning Democracy in U.S. - The Washington Informer

Critical Race Theory and the Banning of Black Authors - The Washington Informer

Former N.Y. State Senator Leads D.C. Clean Energy Group - The Washington Informer

Residents, Advocates Push for Sustainability in Prince George's - The Washington Informer

COVID Spike Has After-School Programs Demanding Better Collaboration with Partners - The Washington Informer

2022 Toyota Tundra iForce MAX an Attention-Grabber - The Washington Informer

Strathmore's Spring Season Celebrates Black Music and Movement - The Washington Informer

Rock Hall Partners with the Motown Museum to Host Virtual Interview with Inductee Otis Williams and The Temptations - The Washington Informer

Maryland Honors Pandemic's Front-Line Workers with Health Care Heroes Appreciation Week - The Washington Informer

YMCA of Metropolitan Washington's CEO Mission of Resilience - The Washington Informer

2022 GNI Ad Transformation Lab - The Washington Informer

Maryland's COVID Positivity Rate Easing as Omicron-Fueled Surge Slows - The Washington Informer

McNeill Kicks Off Campaign for Md. Senate Seat - The Washington Informer

Md. Governor Hopeful Gansler Tabs Candace Hollingsworth as Running Mate - The Washington Informer

National Cathedral Rings Bell 900 Times to Honor Pandemic's Dead - The Washington Informer

Severe Drought Has Brought on Near-Catastrophic Hunger in the Horn of Africa: Report - The Washington Informer

Maryland Launches $2M Lottery to Encourage COVID Boosters - The Washington Informer

95% of Maryland's Adults Have Gotten COVID Vaccine - The Washington Informer

Congress Passes $57 Billion Postal Reform Bill - The Washington Informer

2-10-2022 Informer Edition - The Washington Informer

Nyckolas Harbor Illustrates the Best in Black Youth - The Washington Informer

8 D.C. Schools Evacuated After Bomb Threats - The Washington Informer

JESSE JACKSON: At Black History Month 2022, The Work of Dr. King is Still Not Done - The Washington Informer

MUHAMMAD: Robert F. Smith, Billionaire - The Washington Informer

Suicide Gains Attention Nation's Attention as Noted Blacks Kill Themselves - The Washington Informer

Three Digital Archives You Should Know This Black History Month - The Washington Informer

THE RELIGION CORNER: Mental Health Among African-Americans - The Washington Informer

KING: Gov. Hogan's Budget Proposal Leaves Students In The Lurch - The Washington Informer

Dr. Monifa McKnight Selected as Public Schools Superintendent - The Washington Informer

Blackfacts BETA RELEASE 11.5.3
(Production Environment)