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Referendum no. 2 asks voters to change district lines
BY CARLY ROMANO NNB Reporter ST. PETERSBURG— Residents get the opportunity to vote on a referendum that could change district lines. Referendum question no. 2
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Influential Impact The Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum Has On Society
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By Carly Romano NNB Reporter ST. PETERSBURG— With a group of like-minded friends, Dr. Carter G. Woodson started work to educate and bring equality
Read MoreResource Center Reinvigorating Lives
BY BRIGITTE TOULON and CHOYA RANDOLPH NNB Reporters MIDTOWN– Nearly 21,000 people have walked through the doors of the Pregnancy and Family Resource Center in
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In a once-gritty industrial area, they create art
Courtesy of Five Deuces Galleria Story and photos BY PHIL LAVERY NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – Drawn by low rent and abundant space, artists
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Up and down the Deuces: new businesses, new hope
Story by REBEKAH DAVILA Photos by REBEKAH DAVILA, CANDICE RESHEF, ZACHARY GIPSON-KENDRICK and LAUREN HENSLEY NNB Student Reporters ST. PETERSBURG – When Mac Arthur was
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Where freight trains once rumbled, artists fire up clay creations
Candice Reshef | NNB Photos and story BY KELSEY AL NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – The last locomotive passed through in 1967, but the
Read MoreBottoms up! Distillery trades on St. Pete’s name, new image
BY CAITLIN ASHWORTH NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – For years, national publications taunted St. Petersburg as “God’s waiting room” – a “city of green
Read MoreA father’s tribute: gym teaches boxing skills and drug awareness
BY JEFFREY ZANKER NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – When Raymond Montchal decided to start a boxing club in 2013, he converted his fence company
Read MoreDecades later, its taxicabs serve the neighborhood – and beyond
BY CAITLIN ASHWORTH NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – In its heyday during decades of segregation, the city’s 22nd Street S was the vibrant heart
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