Project Opioid Tampa Bay launches with the goal of reducing opioid overdoses, deaths

It’s been almost eight years since Jennifer Webb lost her 19-year-old sister to suicide following a struggle with opioid addiction - and in that instant, her life and the lives of her family members changed forever.

Now Webb, a former state representative for Pinellas County, is honoring her sister’s legacy as the director of Project Opioid Tampa Bay. The initiative, formed by ...

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Collaborative ‘Skyway’ exhibition opens today at MFA

Using the Sunshine Skyway Bridge as a metaphor for connectivity, the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg is one-quarter of a partnership that has curated, and is exhibiting, works by 49 artists and art collectives from Pinellas, Hillsborough, Manatee and Sarasota counties – each of those with a close and direct link to that magnificent, estuary-spanning edifice.

Political Party with Adam Smith: Council candidate wants to give service workers more rights

Check out the latest episode of Political Party with Adam Smith, where city council candidate Richie Floyd talks about his plans to stand up for workers in St. Petersburg including an ordinance governing how employers handle scheduling.

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