Kriseman announced that the employees of all St. Petersburg businesses would be required to wear masks while in areas of the business open to the public. The order is intended for all businesses, including restaurants, bars, gyms, retail establishments, salons and barbershops. It goes into effect at 5 p.m. Friday (June 19).
The five-story steel, glass, wood and concrete building looks ready for visitors, at least from the outside, but the doors to Rudy Cicarello’s $90 million Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement are still locked up tight.
Florida governor Ron DeSantis has no plans to roll back the reopening of the state, citing increased testing and disproportionately high numbers among at-risk populations as key reasons COVID-19 numbers are rising.
Tuesday on The Catalyst Sessions, artist Chad Mize discussed – among many other things – his use of Instagram, Facebook and other social media platforms to proclaim and promote not only his own life and work, but the monthly group shows at the Mize Gallery.
The St. Petersburg Development Review Commission Wednesday approved plans to build nearly 300 homes at the site of a mobile home park in northeast St. Petersburg.
David Fischer never really planned to open a Catholic church-inspired speakeasy with blood-red walls, naughty angel statues, and fancy chandeliers dripping from the ceiling. It just kind of happened.
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a major toll at Best Buddies, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
As the coronavirus wears on, economic reopening moves forward, and a second spike in cases begins, even those who took the pandemic and the social distancing required to mitigate its spread seriously from the start are growing weary. This very real phenomenon has been dubbed quarantine fatigue.
