Director unveils details for another maritime tech hub

Before local leaders raised a toast to celebrate St. Petersburg's Maritime and Defense Technology Hub's first anniversary Tuesday, its executive director officially announced plans for a connected sister facility.

When the Hub opened March 2, 2022, Dr. Rick Spinrad, undersecretary for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, noted its “potential for extraordinary impact” was something he had never seen before. Mayor Ken Welch said it would “have a profound economic impact on the City of St. Petersburg for decades to come.”

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Grand Prix winner awaits ‘the Monaco of IndyCar’

Scott McLaughlin is a fan of St. Petersburg; although the 2023 Grand Prix is still a few days away, there is a good chance he is already enjoying the city, playing some golf and soaking up the sun.

The New Zealander has good reasons to anticipate the March 3 season-opening race. After all, McLaughlin earned his first trip to the NTT IndyCar Series' victory lane at last year's event.

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