Super Bowl Host Committee unveils $2 million ‘Forever 55’ legacy projects

The Tampa Bay Super Bowl LV Host Committee and the National Football League will make a $2 million investment that the organizations say will leave a lasting impact on the community long after the championship football game is played.

The initiative, dubbed Forever 55, will have six pillars, or areas of concentration, including a focus on ending systemic injustice, said Derrick Brooks, Hall of Fame linebacker for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and co-chair of the Host Committee.

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‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Rebekah Pulley and Rob Pastore

We welcomed Rebekah Pulley and Rob Pastore back to The Catalyst Sessions Monday, nearly four months after their first appearance.

After a too-lengthy period of Covid-created inactivity, the music-making twosome have appeared on the odd stage or two recently, at socially-distanced events like the Hideaway Café’s virtual live concert series, streamed live from the Central Avenue music room. A small audience is present, too, each table six or more feet apart.

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