By Brianna Brosch As today’s society faces divisiveness and tragedy through recent mass shootings, riots and social tensions, it is encouraging to see people dedicated to our youth and their future. Carla Bristol is one such noteworthy example in St. Petersburg. Today’s youth can benefit from having someone they can look up to as a… Continue reading Carla Bristol leaves a footprint in the Midtown community
Category: YOUTH & EDUCATION
The Junior League of St. Petersburg celebrates 90 years anniversary
Pictured Above: Members of the Junior League of St. Petersburg pictured with Mayor Rick Kriseman on March 4. Courtesy of the Junior League of St. Petersburg on Instagram By Andrew Quinlan The Junior League of St. Petersburg celebrated their 90th anniversary on March 4, including a “light up” at Tropicana Field, a declaration of the… Continue reading The Junior League of St. Petersburg celebrates 90 years anniversary
Meeting Lg at the First Friday Art Walk
Pictured Above: Leslie Alpha Bestulic’s stand at the Gulfport First Friday Art Walk. (USF/Baron Reichenbach) By Baron Reichenbach Leslie Alpha Bestulic is an artist and a teacher with a story to tell about self-love and pursuing passion. Based out of Pinellas County in Florida, she was present at the Gulfport First Friday Art Walk for… Continue reading Meeting Lg at the First Friday Art Walk
Douglas L. Jamerson Jr. Elementary: Not just a school but a legacy
By Rebecca Bryan Douglas L. Jamerson Jr. Elementary School opened its gates back in August 2003 in St. Petersburg, Florida. Named after the legendary Douglas L. Jamerson Jr., the school stands proudly in Pinellas County as a magnet school with specific concentrations on engineering and mathematics. This unique curriculum allows students to engage in hands-on… Continue reading Douglas L. Jamerson Jr. Elementary: Not just a school but a legacy