Electric avenue: Tesla to take over Kane’s store in Lealman

Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla plans to transform the Kane’s Furniture liquidation center in Lealman - one of the most poverty-stricken neighborhoods in the county - into a state-of-the-art delivery and repair center. 

The 102,410-square-foot facility would be converted into an automotive store where customers can become familiar with the different Tesla models, test drive cars, purchase or lease cars in-store or online and have their vehicles repaired, according to county records obtained by the St. Pete Catalyst.

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Creative Pinellas Emerging Artists to be introduced at reception

Every year, Creative Pinellas puts together a committee to choose 10 individuals for special recognition, including a cash grant, a gallery show and help from a mentor who knows the ins, the outs and the in-betweens of becoming a creative professional.

The Emerging Artists program was launched in 2016 and “is a continued investment in the future of arts and culture in Pinellas County,” says the support organization’s CEO Barbara St. Clair.

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