WOMEN'S HISTORY
Harbor House's work in domestic violence today stands as legacy for feminist pioneer
Barbara Moore founded the organization's predecessor in the 1970s, and it is evolving into a "one-stop shop" for domestic violence assistance.
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Barbara Moore founded the organization's predecessor in the 1970s, and it is evolving into a "one-stop shop" for domestic violence assistance.
The O.U.R Girls program grows educational skills, offers summer camp and helps prepare participants for college.
Sharon Crane has a passion for giving back by way of volunteering in her local community.
Keep Pinellas Beautiful is headed to the second annual Do Good Day looking for volunteers and ready to partner with others for trash pickup events.
Volusia’s Food and Agricultural Sciences Academy provides practical farming education under the guidance of experienced farmers like Brenda Hamilton.
Southeastern Food Bank continues its mission to fight hunger, delivering 1,000 food boxes to struggling families in west Orange County.
An Orlando-area couple started a group to help people make friends later in life.
Peter Raymundo, a former Disney animator, is the instructor for C3.
Shannon Keesy grew up in Orlando and now oversees 17 fire stations in the city.
Tampa Middleton High senior Rudra Patel, who is a back-to-back STEM Champion, returns to Washington for the national festival.
The Fram2 crew will be the first humans ever to orbit Earth’s polar regions from space.
IDignity is breaking barriers for Orlando residents by helping them secure essential identification.
Xavier's mother and her boyfriend were charged in his death.
If Senate Bill 1118 passes, city commissioners fear the city may no longer have the authority to implement or enforce certain zoning measures.
There is a meeting next week to discuss the proposal.
Residents raised concerns over possible safety and environmental issues in the area of Ormond Beach.
