Pinellas County public health leader marks Covid’s one year toll

This week marks the one year anniversary for the Covid-19 pandemic in Pinellas County.

The first Pinellas cases were reported on March 11, 2020, when two men in their 60s tested positive for coronavirus.

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LOCAL-ish: Meet artist Ya La’Ford

Part two of Local-ish features visual artist Ya La’Ford. She’s a muralist, installation artist, painter and professor. Her work is immediately recognizable for its sharp, geometric lines and bold contrasting colors, often adorning the entryways to businesses throughout St. Petersburg. From gallery exhibitions to community mural projects, she’s a staple in the local art world. But her artwork also spans the globe from Dubai to South Africa. La’Ford takes a moment to share what she’s been working on lately and why she continues to choose the Tampa Bay area as her home.

Political Party with Adam Smith: Pinellas County’s topsy-turvey political landscape

Congressman Rick Kriseman or Congressman Chris Sprowls? State Sen. Rick Baker, State Sen. Nick Diceglie, or State Sen. Ben Diamond?

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