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New academic partnerships will propel St. Pete startupsThe ARK Innovation Center in St. Petersburg has a new resident with funding and intellectual property to propel local entrepreneurs: The USF Institute of Applied Engineering. Based on the University of South Florida Tampa campus and flush with military contracts, the Institute of Applied Engineering, in collaboration with the Florida High Tech Corridor, will establish a presence at the startup incubator. Prominent investor Cathie Wood, founder of ARK Invest, chairs the ARK Innovation Center’s board. |
Floral brands’ collaboration is flowering |
The future of manufacturing discussed at symposium |
City clears ex-SPC campus for massive redevelopment |
‘Cutting-edge’ West St. Pete rehab hospital opens |
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Construction rapidly progresses on ‘complex’ Gandy projectA Miami-based developer recently secured critical financing needed to bring four-year-old plans for a sprawling, activity-focused waterfront development in St. Petersburg to fruition. Key International is transforming 39 long-vacant acres around 1200 Gandy Blvd. N. into the Amara Bay Residences & Marina. The much-anticipated project has undergone two expansions and name changes. |
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Welcome to Florida: Fort Mose
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Oct 23 @ 05:00 PMOutside In: Farewell Finale |
Oct 23 @ 07:00 PMEvening with Julie Marie Wade |
Oct 24 @ 07:00 PMFriday Night Done Right Silent Disco |
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Create New shows this week from three bay area theaters |
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