Small business spending by city on track for a record high

The city of St. Petersburg spent $14.1 million on construction contracts and the purchase of goods and services from small business enterprises in the first 10 months of fiscal year 2020.

By the time the fiscal year ends on Sept. 30, the city will have spent a record amount of money with SBEs, said Jessica Eilerman, small business and entrepreneurship manager.

On the anniversary of historic Martin Luther King Jr. speech, a remembrance of John Lewis	Deuces, Woodson Museum score a win as FDOT steers new course for I-275 project
Jobsite Theater to peek out from behind the Covid curtain	Deuces developers take the wraps off renovation, introduce new businesses

Just Getting Started Episode #06: Exciting new modes of transportation

Cheryl Stacks, the city's transportation manager, talks with Dr. Tomalin about the upcoming electric scooter pilot program, scheduled for 18 months and then subject to review. The program will launch in late September or early October. They also discuss the Sunrunner BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) line between downtown and St. Pete Beach, and the city's Complete Streets initiative, which plans, designs and adapts St. Petersburg thoroughfares and transportation with an eye towards the future.

Political Party with Adam Smith: Pinellas the bellwether

The road to the White House in 2020 goes straight through Pinellas County - the biggest swing county in America’s biggest battleground state.

Welcome to Florida: Florida’s State Symbols

Access Catalyst – Ep 2 – Community Voices

	Pinellas County, Community Health Centers get grants for Covid-19 testing
	DeSantis extends liquor license renewals
	The World Cafe St. Petersburg seeks citizens to lead community conversations
	New date for St. Petersburg boat show