Ted’s Take: FAMU–Miami Was More Than a Blowout: The Cost of College Football’s Guarantee Games
What FAMU–Miami’s 77–7 Score Reveals About the Uncomfortable Economics of College Football By Ted Taylor The 77–7 result exposed the
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Editorial
When the Grandchildren Come to Visit
There is something special about having grandchildren come to visit. The house may be a little noisier, the refrigerator may
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LET’S TALK: “Why Voting Is a Responsibility to the Next Generation”
Rosa Parks voting rights legacy and responsibility to the next generation By Judith Williams Rosa Louise McCauley Parks was born
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9/11 at 25: Sarasota Community Unites in Remembrance, Service and Hope
AMERICA250 commemoration at Sarasota National Cemetery honors those lost, the survivors who carried on and the first responders who answered
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LET’S TALK: “African American Activism Began Long Before the 1960s”
The legacy of African American activism did not begin in the 1960s, it reaches back as early as the 1800s
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Understanding Tariffs-Taxes, Cooperative Economics, and Community Power
There is often confusion about the meaning and impact of tariffs. A tariff is a tax placed on goods entering
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Getting To Know Sarasota Memorial Internal Medicine Newtown Practice
1825 Dr. MLK Jr. (941) 262-4123 A group physician practice for you, Sarasota Memorial Internal Medicine – Newtown provides comprehensive,
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CHARLES SMITH’S QUALIFICATIONS TO BECOME MAYOR IS UNMATCHED
It is rare to be able to write an editorial that is expected to contain bias yet is completely rooted
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Forever Flowers: TEMPO OWNER/CO-PUBLISHER JOHNNY HUNTER, SR. PASSES
By C.S. Howard Johnny Hunter, Sr., owner and co-publisher of TEMPO News, passed away on May 10, 2024. He was
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Sarasota Housing Authority Board Member Verbally attacked former Resident Commissioner at Ribbon Cutting
The year of 1997, our property manager at that time (Mary Marshall) asked me to be the representative Janie Poe
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