Should St. Pete subsidize transportation options?

St. Petersburg city council members recently discussed establishing a pilot program that would subsidize various transportation options and collect transit data to help inform policy decisions.

Evan Mory, transportation and parking director, highlighted the benefits of a Universal Basic Mobility (UBM) program at a July 11 Housing, Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting. The initiative would help ensure residents, regardless of income level or geographic location, have access to transit options.

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Ferg’s to open craft cocktail addition

Ferg's Sports Bar is set to launch a new upscale cocktail bar concept in the space above its main bar on Central Avenue.

The upstairs area, previously known as the "Clubhouse," will now feature craft cocktails and appetizers not available in the main bar area. "Clubhouse Upstairs" debuts Friday, July 19, at 7 p.m.

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