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Artist work on mural featuring Louis Armstrong on Chief’s Creole Café.

BY YURI ROSS,  TATIANA CUBAS, AND DAVID STONER NNB Reporters MIDTOWN — Mercy Hospital was the only facility that provided medical care to St. Petersburg’s African-American

BY MARLA KORENICH AND IVELLIAM CEBALLO NNB Reporters Pausing for a sandwich, the carpenter stowed himself away from the cold in his white truck behind the

[vc_row full_width=”” parallax=”” parallax_image=””][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]   BY MIRANDA BORCHARDT AND BRIANNA ENDERS NNB Reporters MIDTOWN — Teresa Williams stood on the balcony of the historic