Sports tourism complex proposed for Tyrone area

Porter Development in Clearwater wants to build a mixed-use project focused on sports tourism on 29 acres near Tyrone Square Mall in St. Petersburg.

The redevelopment plan includes a 150,000 square foot indoor sports, events and recreation facility, and an adjacent four-acre lagoon and outdoor recreation area, according to a rezoning application filed with the City of St. Petersburg on behalf of Porter Development. It also would have indoor and outdoor restaurants and retail spaces, a container park and apartments.

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EDGE District project’s new name invokes St. Pete history

Edge Central Development Partners, the joint venture planning an office, residential and retail project at the site of the former St. Petersburg Police headquarters, has unveiled a new name and new design for the development.

The project will be called Orange Station at the Edge, a name that recalls the Orange Belt Railway that made its first stop in St. Petersburg in 1888 at a temporary depot just blocks from the site at 1300 1st Ave. N. in the EDGE District where the development will be built.

Saturday at 620: Kirei, Arenas speak the language of jazz

She’s from Spain, and he hails from Colombia, and Latin DNA is certainly a factor in the symbiotic quality of the music when Ona Kiri and Alejandro Arenas perform together. The main chemical ingredient, however, is a shared love of jazz and its infinite possibilities. And talent, of course. Music being the universal language and all, these two speak it fluently.

Tiger Bay: Pinellas County Sheriff debate [Video]

The virtual Suncoast Tiger Bay Club meeting was held Oct. 14 and featured a panel discussion with two candidates running for Pinellas County Sheriff. Appearing at the forum were: The candidates were invited to share their platforms, stances and goals before a question-and-answer session moderated by Catalyst publisher Joe Hamilton. They shared their thoughts on what the sheriff's office of the future will look like, their opinions on having social workers respond to non-violent calls and their strategies on how the sheriff’s office can restore public confidence in regard to its treatment of minorities in its custody.

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