Glenwood Working Partnership

03/15/2026

✨ End your Soulful Saturday on the smoothest note possible.

Settle in for Velvet Nights, a blend of contemporary and classic R&B that’s as smooth and sultry as velvet.

📻 Saturdays, 9 PM – 12 Midnight on WKGC Public Media 90.7FM & HD.

🎙️ Late-night R&B, wrapped in velvet.

03/15/2026

☀️ Good morning, Emerald Coast!
Your weekday mornings just got more connected.
The Morning Cast is now broadcasting LIVE from 7–9 AM on WKGC Public Media 90.7 FM & HD.
Start your day with local news, thoughtful stories, and meaningful conversation—right when you’re waking up, commuting, or easing into the day.
🎙️ Start your day smart. Start your day with WKGC.
📻 Listen live at wkgc.org or on 90.7 FM & HD

03/15/2026

03/15/2026

🎶 After Motown & More and Urban Groove, it’s time to settle into the night with The Soul of Jazz. 🎷

Join Walter Hale for smooth grooves and soulful rhythms, Saturdays 6–9 PM on WKGC 90.7 FM.

Stream 🌐 WKGC.org
Say 🗣️ “Play WKGC Panama City”

03/15/2026

🎽 Cree Ross comes up clutch on his last attempt of the day and takes fourth place in the Triple Jump, making him a First Team All-American!

03/15/2026

Joanne Tarika Lewis made history in 1967 when she became the first woman to officially join the Black Panther Party (BPP) in Oakland, California at 17 years of age. Her entry broke the gender barrier in what was initially an all-male organization, paving the way for women to eventually make up the majority of the party’s membership.

Working alongside leaders like Ericka Huggins, Lewis helped establish the BPP’s presence in New Haven, focusing on community outreach and political education. A gifted graphic artist, she used her work in the Black Panther newspaper to challenge gender roles by depicting women as active, armed revolutionaries.

Beyond her work as a revolutionary artist for the Black Panther newspaper, she was a highly skilled sharpsh**ter who trained both men and women in the party. She was proficient with various f*rearms, and was often seen armed during party functions to deter police or vigilante att*cks. ✊🏿

08/05/2025

Black Patient May Become First Person in Louisiana to Be Cured of Sickle Cell Disease

08/05/2025

BET CEO Scott Mills announces that The Soul Train Awards and BET Hip Hop Awards have been suspended indefinitely.

04/13/2025

Join Us for a Powerful Community Conversation on Mental Health

Mark your calendars:
Saturday, April 26, 2025
11 AM – 1 PM
Glenwood Market Place

Event Highlights Include:
• Panel Discussion featuring local psychologists, counselors, and community leaders exploring mental health, su***de prevention, and overall well-being.
• Student Skits that reflect real-life challenges faced by today’s youth.
• Spoken Word Performances sharing powerful personal stories of resilience and hope.
• Guest Speakers, including a representative from The Defensive Line, a national su***de prevention organization founded by NFL player Solomon Thomas.
• Anonymous Q&A offering a safe space for tough questions to be asked without fear or stigma.
• Educational Resources, including crisis information, mental health toolkits, and free training resources such as Be The 1 To and how to create a personal Safety Plan.

This is more than a forum — it’s a movement.
Let’s break the silence, uplift one another, and build a community where mental health is prioritized and supported.

Free and open to the public.
All ages welcome.

04/13/2025

04/13/2025