Will there be an end to nutrition insecurity in the Midtown community?
By Olivia Sawdy Food and nutrition insecurities have been going on in Midtown in St. Petersburg for thousands of days. In 2017, Walmart decided to
Feeding children in a food desert: What schools are doing to nourish students
By Madison Hursh In the Midtown neighborhood of South St. Petersburg, there is an ongoing shortage of grocery stores and nutritional food options. The last
Scenes from Sunday Service
This story also appears on The Weekly Challenger, the most comprehensive news source to the African-American communities of Tampa Bay. By Annalise Anderson, Kristen Boehm,
Sinking in Sewage
Sinking in Sewage: Can St. Pete Clean Up It’s Act? By Krystel Knowles A sewage spill of roughly 200 million gallons of raw and partially
Affordable Housing Crisis Hits Hard in St. Petersburg’s Districts 5 and 7
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Affordable Housing Crisis Hits Hard in St. Petersburg’s Districts 5 and 7 By Hope Garza Mark Moore, a resident of St.