Long running community initiative welcomes volunteers as more locals seek help

Long running community initiative welcomes volunteers as more locals seek help

Apr 6, 2018

By: Imani Craig, Yazlin Mercado, Mariya Lebedeva, Kay-Kay Smith and Arman Mouradian “Sharing God’s Abundance with our neighbors,” is a sentiment Operation Attack carries out with

Through her eyes: The MLK Candlelight Vigil Summary

Through her eyes: The MLK Candlelight Vigil Summary

Apr 2, 2018

  By Kay-Kay Smith, Neighborhood News Bureau Kenadi Smith is a second grader who attends the annual Candlelight Vigil honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Lead results in Midtown homes raise health concerns

Lead results in Midtown homes raise health concerns

Apr 1, 2018

By Andrea Perez andrea67@mail.usf.edu  The Environmental Protection Agency says that lead levels below the action level don’t require public action, but 45 homes in the

Schools’ Shift to Become Shelters a Stressful, Yet Insightful Experience

Schools’ Shift to Become Shelters a Stressful, Yet Insightful Experience

Jan 30, 2018

By Nina Brooks SOUTH ST. PETERSBURG—The presence of Hurricane Irma was the cause of stress and panic leading up to its arrival, and the reason

Florida Policy for Climate Change and Hurricane Preparedness

Florida Policy for Climate Change and Hurricane Preparedness

Jan 29, 2018

By Nicolet Hartman The 2017 hurricane season has been tumultuous and nerve-wracking. Many are not only concerned about the intensity of these storms, but how