“V” is for vagina! In case you didn’t know, the vagina has a voice and it loves to talk. Currently, its voice can be heard through the performance of The Vagina Monologues written by playwright Eve Ensler. Part of American
It’s that time again.
Following the success of last year’s CL Photo Contest, we’re introducing the 2012 edition,CL Visions. And this year we’re adding a video competition to the mix.
The Tampa Bay Rays aren’t built like most baseball teams. They are a small-market team with a small-market checkbook. To be able to compete with the Yankees and the Red Sox’s of the world, Stu Sternberg, Andrew Friedman and the Rays’ front office have had to use a different approach.
As the Polytechnic decision last November echoes through the state capitol building, battle lines drawn during the debate are being reflected in legislation. Bills making their way through the Senate would give the University of Florida
St. Petersburg is on its way to becoming a flourishing mecca for the arts, music, fashion and culture. Part of the driving force behind this renaissance is the growth of the community itself. As St. Pete learns to say “we” instead of “I,” we stand
Inside the Carter Woodson Museum on Wednesday, Feb. 15, Donald Dowridge stands at the podium to tell two stories. But the room is nearly empty. February’s bustling schedule of Black History Month events could be to blame. Still, he comes to
Thank you all for coming to Contribute on Saturday, Feb. 18. We are thrilled that so many people showed up, and we hope you all took something special away from the event (and not just potent breath from those delicious Stinky Bunz). In case you
This short documentary features speakers from New Roots News’ second Contribute event at The Studio@620.
Collaboration-ation, what’s your … eh, never mind. But there will be jingles in the form of live music that actually make sense at this Saturday’s “Contribute: A Public Forum on Community Action” event hosted by
The Tampa Bay Hotel was completed in 1891 when Tampa had few residents, and was set amidst saw palmetto and palm trees. It was one of the first hotels to have electricity (which the hotel maintains at its original wattage), and with