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Dear Editor: In Pinellas County, we have 21 schools with less than 50 percent of our…

Photo by Pezz Photo | “I’m a hugger!” TAMPA BAY – One Church One Child of…

BY DEXTER MCCREE, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG – When you are the son of a Baptist…

The Greenwood District in Tulsa, Okla., grew into the most famous and prosperous black…

By Allen A. Buchanan, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG –Hundreds of residents converged on…

BY ALLEN A. BUCHANAN, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG – As an undergraduate writing major…

BY RAVEN JOY SHONEL, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG – This Sunday, April 29 will be the…

BY DEE E. USES, Contributor ST. PETERSBURG – From April 7-22, St. Petersburg…

BY RAVEN JOY SHONEL, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG — The Gathering of Women, Inc. 2018…

BY J.A. JONES, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG – The St. Petersburg area Crime Survivors…

Mamie Chapman celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends at her old stomping…

Joan Little is a Black woman charged with the 1974 murder of Clarence Alligood, a white…

Black-owned businesses began to evolve as African Americans established social and…

Author and poet Rosalie Peck co-wrote ‘St. Petersburg’s Historic 22nd Street…

BY Dexter McCree, Feature Writer ST. PETERSBURG – Ernestine McCrone could not take…

ST. PETERSBURG – The Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg is pleased to announce…

St. Petersburg College held their investiture ceremony April 6 at the Palladium Theater…

The community came out for the ribbon cutting ceremony of the new Callaloo restaurant…