Activist Groups Gather in Sanford For 'We Draw the Lines' Campaign
Ahead of the November Midterm election, four activist groups banded together to kick off their “We Draw the Lines” campaign in Seminole County.
Jenna Greaves
ABOUT ME
As a junior at the University of Central Florida, I am currently working on my bachelor’s in print/digital journalism with a minor in English literature. I have written for multiple publications like my city newspaper the Sanford Herald and the Seminole State College newspaper, The Scribe. I am currently expanding my knowledge in production as I work for the UCF student webcast Knightly Latino. I love getting to know people and absorbing knowledge. The journalist in me lives for exploring the world.
Sanford Native Empowers Women Through Her Example of Self-Confidence
Sanford may be a small town, but it sure did create a big star who is reimagining beauty, one Instagram post at a time.
Joe Dalton Sr. and Geraldine “Jerry” Beasley Dalton Celebrate 80th Wedding Anniversary
It is commonly said that nothing lasts forever, but this Seminole County couple is proving that idea wrong with their love as they celebrate their 80th wedding anniversary.
Chandler & Gizzy blessed by Local Angels
Not all heroes wear capes. For Lake Mary resident Anita Chandler and her dog Gizzy, their heroes live right next door.
Debary Resident Nancy Raymond Fighting for Her Life While Raising Awareness of Kidney Transplants
Debary resident Nancy Raymond, living on the verge of kidney failure, is fighting for her life, giving her all to raise awareness about the undying need for kidney transplants.
Jacob Cuthbert III Completes Eagle Scout Project
In a cemetery full of history, Troop 263
Eagle Scout Jacob Cuthbert III made history
as he completed his Eagle Scout project and
became the first African American in his troop
to become an Eagle Scout.
Eagle Scout Jacob Cuthbert III made history
as he completed his Eagle Scout project and
became the first African American in his troop
to become an Eagle Scout.
Survivors, Doctors, Families, Fighters Attend Breast Decisions Conference
Decked out in all pink, survivors, doctors, families, and fighters joined together to attend Orlando Health’s fourth annual Breast Decisions conference at the Orlando Marriott Lake Mary.
KensCoins - Antiques, Coins, Golf Carts & More
When entering KensCoins, one can be
greeted by a cardboard cutout of Jeno
Paulucci immediately notifying customers
that they are about to travel back in time and
take a trip through history’s neatest items.
greeted by a cardboard cutout of Jeno
Paulucci immediately notifying customers
that they are about to travel back in time and
take a trip through history’s neatest items.
James Bronson III Sings Praises of TruEar After Restoring His Hearing
Putting the customer first seems like a no brainer, but for many companies this is not the case. TruEar is training its employees to be different.
Community Leaders Gather for Roundtable Discussion on How To Keep Fathers Involved in the Family
In light of Father’s Day, Seminole County officials held a roundtable discussion to plan out the implementation of HB 7065.
Seminole High Senior Enters Tech World With Programming Start-Up, Kodezi
Age is nothing but a number for 18-year-old programming entrepreneur and Seminole High School senior Ishraq Kahn.
SSC and Orlando Health Partner to Fix Local Nursing and Teacher Shortage
Seminole State College recently partnered with Orlando Health and Seminole County Public Schools to solve nursing and teaching shortages.
Campus on Lockdown
The room was still and cold until screams echoed through the dark classroom as students ducked behind desks and held tight to their friends. Thoughts raced through their minds about what was to happen next. Sheriffs barged into the room with hands on their holsters yelling at them to stand up and ordering students to put their hands up.
How COVID-19 has Impacted College Education
In the 21st century, things are constantly changing. These changes can often affect schools in unexpected ways.
Is Racist Caricature in Comic Art Always Bad?
Comic and caricature art can seem unimportant because the message is portrayed through a cartoon, but the meaning can go deeper than the eye can see, said Dr.Rebecca Wanzo.
“If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it.”
Albert Einstein