Sheila Alexander-Reid founded D.C.’s Women in the Life, a publication focused on connecting Black lesbian women.

The program took the students on a few field trips to experience real life situations such as ones at Cal Maritime and ...

I spent working for the Delta Regional Authority, my greatest frustration when interacting with business and civic leaders in ...

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Born in Bainbridge, Georgia, Griffin was a fixture in the Tallahassee area and known for her care of grieving families.

It was a sad last day of school as students, staff, families and graduates came to say goodbye to the longtime principal.

Erin Sellers of Range Media, Colton Rasanen of the Inlander and Tracy Simmons of FaVS News sit down for a panel discussion on ...

Amelia Simmons’ American Cookery, published in 1796, marks a significant milestone as the first printed cookbook written for ...

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The La Jolla Light presents this continuing listing of local in-person events and online activities.