City establishes plan to support St. Pete’s ‘legacy’ businesses 

St. Petersburg is home to over 4,200 businesses that have served residents for at least two decades, despite many others falling victim to soaring costs and exponential growth.

City officials are establishing a new initiative to highlight and support those legacy businesses, defined as “deeply rooted establishments that have shaped our city’s identity, economy and regional character.” The nascent program is Councilmember Gina Driscoll’s brainchild.

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Lakewood coach Necole Tunsil helps teen win at life

Necole Tunsil became a local legend on the Lakewood High School basketball court; her ultimate assist gave a troubled teen a shot at a better life.

Tunsil, now the school’s girls basketball coach, held a then-state championship record for her 44-point performance in 1989. She also made history as a 1st Team Parade All-American and Miss Florida Basketball in 1988 and 1989, and had a prolific college and professional career.

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