Mayor Rick Kriseman announced Tuesday afternoon that the opening celebration of the new St. Petersburg Pier, scheduled for May 30, would be postponed until further notice due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Council member Brandi Gabbard shared Tuesday with the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce that the City of St. Petersburg would be tabling the discussion of linkage fees, a one-time per square foot impact fee tacked on to development to fund local affordable housing.
On this episode, Peter Schorsch, publisher of the news blogging site Florida Politics, joins Chris Steinocher, CEO of the Chamber, and St. Pete Catalyst publisher Joe Hamilton to talk about how media is covering Covid-19 on a state and local level.
The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art opened two years ago today, on April 28, 2018. Monday on The Catalyst Sessions, executive Director Laura Hine talked about its place in the community, then, now and in the future.
One of the top technology executives in the Tampa-St. Petersburg area has made a career shift after the company he founded, Vology, was acquired by a private equity firm.
The Downtown Partnership is working alongside our higher education partners to look for short and long-term workforce development opportunities to strengthen our economy post Covid-19. This might include new trainings, certificate programs and other formal or informal programs that can create a more empowered workforce, to build more stronger businesses to create an even more resilient local economy.