Pastor Rainey: Remembering a life well-lived
Family and friends said goodbye to Pastor Martin Rainey on April 23 at Word of Life…
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Special Agent Ellis speaks at his alma mater
Special Agent Dominique Ellis, an officer with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security,…
St. Pete’s CBA Policy underway; first developer meeting with community set for May 13
The first project of the CBA program is located on a 4.59-acre site at 800 First Ave. S.…
A grave situation: Part 3
Indian Mound Park, located at Mound Place and Bethel Way South, is home to one of St.…
Mental Health in the Black community: Dr. Katurah Jenkins-Hall
April is Minority Health Month, and Dr. Katurah Jenkins-Hall shared some of her thoughts…
Becoming a hero for children: Three qualities early childhood educators must have
Recognizing that 90 percent of brain development occurs before a child starts…
Major downtown institutions come together to address race equity and institutional needs
St. Anthony’s Hospital, Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, and Bayfront…
The long and the short of urban gardening
BY JOYCE WOODSON, Garden Enthusiast Zen: a state of calm attentiveness in which…
Gaskin-Capehart launches new business
Nikki Gaskin-Capehart kicked off her new business, The NGC Team, to great fanfare with a…
It‘s not just hair: Why the CROWN Act is critical
The CROWN Act is an acronym that stands for Creating a Respectful and Open World…
A grave situation: Part 2
City officials issued condemnation orders for three Black cemeteries in 1926, (Evergreen,…
BLU Luxe brings the spa experience to St. Pete
Entrepreneurs Margaret Screen-Stokes and Desiree Watson, friends for more than 30 years,…
Inclusive spaces for queer people of color
Rocky Butler, founder and CEO of 9 Colors Initiative, aims to fight the misinformation…
Mayor Welch signs 5,000 autographed baseball in honor of Jackie Robinson Day
Mayor Ken Welch signed the 5000th baseball for the St. Petersburg Museum of…
Tampa attorneys say Jackson confirmation is pinnacle achievement for Black women in law
Fentrice Driskell, left, is an attorney who represents Tampa in the State House. She is…
USF selected to host first Florida chapter of STEM program for underserved students
The USF team, led by College of Education Dean R. Anthony Rolle, Ph.D., and STEM…
Finding real hope in times of trouble
‘In times like these, we need hope more than ever. Hope helps a person look ahead with…
Empath’s mission inspires new IT leader
Arthur Clark, Empath Health’s new vice president of Information Technology, will…