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Hidden History: Civil Rights Advances, Part 2

BY JON WILSON, Columnist Civil rights in St. Petersburg made considerable progress during…

BY GOLIATH J. DAVIS, III, PH.D. A call to action – Gibbs loses an assistant…

BY WALTER SMITH ST. PETERSBURG — The Gibbs Junior College Alumni Association (GJCAA) is…

BY FRANK DROUZAS, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG — A man with a firm voice and a firmer…

ST. PETERSBURG — The Academy Prep Center of St. Petersburg (APSP) is proud to announce…

BY Marlo Scott, Columnist ST. PETERSBURG – Are you looking for a career or need a…

BY FRANK DROUZAS, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG — In many ways, Nazhia Reynolds is your…

BY RAVEN JOY SHONEL, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG — For four decades, Starling School…

Parent Support for Education Council, Inc. in partnership with The Weekly Challenger…

Increasing parental and community engagement: A call to action! Purpose: Raising the…

Increasing parental and community engagement The question is how committed are the…

While the weather was a little questionable, Tyrone Middle School teacher Veronica James…

I am especially pleased to share the comments of Rev. Dr. Katie Haynes, who pastors a…

Watson Haynes will mark his second year as CEO of the Pinellas County Urban League in May…

Alex Glenn has been president of Duke Energy’s Florida utility operations since…

Childs Park YMCA, located at 691 43rd St. S., played host Sat., March 22 to the Parent…

Nikki Gaskin-Capehart is seen above with President Barrack Obama. ST. PETERSBURG…

Project Alpha was developed to assist African American teenage boys in south St.…