2025 Dr. Carter G. Woodson Black History Month Award
February 1 @ 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Award Ceremony Subject: Ruth Lee Black, a Brooksville native and 1981 Hernando High School graduate will be awarded the 2025 Dr. Carter G. Woodson Black History Month Award by the African American Heritage Society of East Pasco County, Inc., for preserving African American life and history through her photography/videography. Award recipients have included former Pasco-Hernando State College President Dr. Robert W. Judson and former Hernando County School District Educator Lorenzo Hamilton. The Award is named in honor of the founder of Black History Month (1926) historian, Dr. Carter G. Woodson. Date: Saturday, February 1, 2025 Time: 3 p.m. Place: Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, 27064 Church Road, Brooksville The ceremony is a potluck event and is free and open to the public. Contact: Imani D. Asukile, 352444-5414, for more details
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The Hernando Sun is a locally owned weekly newspaper. The founders of the newspaper are Rocco and Julie Maglio. They saw the need for a newspaper when the Hernando Today newspaper closed their doors in 2014. Rocco is from Hernando, he went to school from Moton Elementary through Hernando High. Growing up in Hernando enhances his ability to provide background to ongoing issues. The Hernando Sun Printed their first issue in March 2015. They published monthly for a year before increasing to a weekly printing. The newspaper is delivered through the US mail, so it arrives with your mail.
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