USF St. Petersburg alumnus devotes career to chronicling history of local Black communities
Celebrating USF alum Jon Wilson’s storied career as a journalist and author. ST.…
Diversity
d-gallerie to host closing ceremony of SHINE® Festival with ‘d-railed’
ST. PETERSBURG – The group exhibition entitled “d-railed,” featuring graffiti model…
Urban Collective re-invigorates 22 South Food Hall
The Urban Collective team has stepped into the role of managing partners of the storied…
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance’s Legacy Center breaks ground on the Deuces
The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of St. Petersburg broke ground on its new…
2021 Black Wall Street Experience & Small Business Expo
The Black Wall Street Experience & Business Expo strives to build sustainable…
Ken Welch’s vision for St. Pete
Mayoral candidate Ken Welch said his unique perspective and upbringing distinguish him…
Making an impact
Jalen White plans to return home to St. Pete and became an influential administrator in…
Gulley’s retirement leaves daunting shoes for her replacement to fill, part 2
Isay Gulley joined Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. in 1980, became…
Ralph Wimbish, Jr. brings heroic stories to St. Petersburg
Next Thursday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m., Ralph Wimbish, son of Dr. Ralph Wimbish and C. Bette…
Town Hall conversation to address climate resiliency in south St. Petersburg as part of annual iCAR workshop
Dr. Robert Bullard, one of the premier national experts on issues of environmental and…
STRAZ Center debuts second season of BIPOC-centered discussions
The new Voices of the Community season starts Thursday, Sept. 23, and continues through…
Isay Gulley, towering figure in Clearwater revitalization, honored, part 1
On June 15, after 41 years of service, Isay Gulley retired from Clearwater Neighborhood…
CEGTBA proves there’s strength in numbers
Imam Askia Muhammad Aquil talks about the collective power African Americans possess. BY…
Reese and Wilson receive keys to the city
Gwendolyn Reese and Jon Wilson were presented keys to the city of St. Petersburg for…
Community Voices Matter: Structural Racism Study Town Hall
The City of St. Petersburg enacted 1960’s style policing to control the Black community…
Justice Fellows program
Eight students will be selected to participate in the Racial Justice Fellows pilot…
Apply for a $5,000 Bay Mini-Grant to fund your community-based restoration and education projects!
The Tampa Bay Estuary Program is now accepting project applications for the Bay…
A great day to graduate!
Pinellas County Job Corps held a virtual graduation ceremony Aug. 18, with 41 graduates,…