Innovative development offers homeless a fresh start

A cavalcade of nonprofit and elected officials described a new housing development's local and national significance Friday morning. Walter Sloan wants them to know they saved his life.

Sloan occupies one of 50 apartments at Innovare, a recently completed project in St. Petersburg that offered a return to normalcy. He and his new neighbors moved in with garbage bags containing everything they owned.

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Shiso Crispy opens storefront at Booker Creek oasis

One of Tampa Bay’s most popular food truck concepts has moved into a new home with a unique backyard in St. Petersburg’s Edge District.

Ronicca Whaley, founder of Shiso Crispy, is opening her first brick-and-mortar location Saturday at 1431 Central Avenue. Whaley said she spent $80,000 and countless hours reimagining the space formerly occupied by Brooklyn South and Gracie Pasta and Provisions.

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