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Cultural programming and aesthetic upgrades will be coming soon to the historic 22nd St. South corridor, thanks to a national grant recently awarded to The Deuces...
Four candidates for the District 7 Pinellas County School Board seat took the virtual stage Wednesday, working to distinguish themselves in a crowded field for the...
A total of 354 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported in Pinellas County Wednesday, the largest one-day increase since the state began reporting cases by...
The Pinellas County Commission unanimously and without discussion approved a request for a special budget appropriation that will help expand vote-by-mail efforts, and provide pre-paid postage...
A new mobility program will provide more options for people needing assistance with transportation to doctor’s appointments, grocery stores and other critical activities. The program was...
All persons must wear a face covering while in any indoor public place in Pinellas County, beginning at 5 p.m. June 24. The Pinellas County Board...
The race to replace Pinellas County School Board Chair Rene Flowers in District 7 is heating up as the Suncoast Tiger Bay Club hosts another virtual...
There are more positive COVID-19 cases simply because there are more tests. Young people won’t suffer serious consequences if they get COVID-19. “Herd immunity” is the...
Visitors to Abercrombie Park now have a lot more space to explore. A newly unveiled expansion has added 2.4 acres of uplands and 1.2 acres of...
*Updated: 2:10pm with Mayor Kriseman’s Facebook Live Comments* Mayor Rick Kriseman signed an order Monday that will require those living, working, visiting or doing business in...
