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Old School Dance

The African American Graduates of 1975 (AAG‘75) held their 12th Annual Old School Dance…

The Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service was a hit around St. Petersburg and the two…

As you walked into the fellowship hall of Blessed Trinity Roman Catholic Church Tuesday…

In many communities there seems to be a gap between the youth who are the future and law…

The 22nd Street Corridor, also known as St. Pete’s Black Wall Street, was a…

U.S. Representative Kathy Castor held her Annual Black History Month Celebration Luncheon…

St. Petersburg was all abuzz last Saturday with the arrival off former governor Charlie…

ST. PETERSBURG — Twenty-Second Street South has been undergoing a reconstruction of…

Students of Gibbs High School were treated to tea and dinner to honor their…

The start of a new year is the perfect time to take a fresh look at your budget. And…

Folks at BayWood Nursing Center were in for a big surprise February 14th as students,…

Mt. Zion Progressive Missionary Baptist Church, 955 20th St. S., St Petersburg, honored…

In recognition of Black History Month, Pastor Martin Rainey was honored by the Faith…

Creator of the interactive dinner theater show “Murder on Blueberry Hill,” Gladys…

Thomas M. English, the self-proclaimed “New Father of African-American Baseball,” is…

Volunteering and being of service to others has been the life-long passion and…

Lillie Nash passed away February 10, 2014 at Bayfront Hospice. Born May 1, 1916, in Union…

The Rev. Sarah Edwards and her husband Rev. Edgar Edwards have launched a church and a…