Will Tampa be getting a giant wheel in the sky?

Developer Tony Miller wants to bring a 250-foot-tall observation wheel to the Channel District in Tampa.

Miller will be meeting with the Tampa City Council twice in October to seek approval for the Tampa WOW! (Wheel Over Water) project. If approved, the scheduled opening for the attraction is fall of 2026.

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PSTA selects a local captain for new Tampa Bay Ferry

A family whose name has been synonymous with area marine-based activities for nearly a century will likely now ferry passengers between downtown St. Petersburg and Tampa.

The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) has selected Hubbard’s Marina to operate the much-anticipated Tampa Bay Ferry service following a competitive proposal process. An evaluation committee comprised of four representatives from the agency, one from the City of St. Petersburg and another from the City of Tampa chose the family-owned company over three other applicants.

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