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Tourism officials approve $24.8 million for five projectsIn 2024, Pinellas County’s visitors bureau received eight capital project funding requests totaling $67 million. Tourism officials approved allocating just $24.8 million to five area facilities Wednesday. Two St. Petersburg projects are now in limbo. County commissioners will decide the Woodson African American Museum of Florida’s fate next week; the Florida Orchestra’s project - and $9.5 million ask - did not meet state guidelines. |
How will hurricanes affect area real estate development? |
USF president reflects on retirement, St. Pete project |
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The Catalyst interview: They Might Be Giants’ John FlansburghThey might be high school buddies from the Boston suburbs. They might write quirky, melodic songs and make crazily creative videos to go along with them. They might, on occasion, write and record music for children. They might write imaginary themes for the old Planet of the Apes movies. They Might Be Giants is the name of the duo, John Flansburgh and John Linnell (aka The Johns), and all of the above is true. Starting as a purely do-it-yourself (DIY) duo on guitar, accordion and vocals, they’ve made nearly 30 albums since 1982, have won two Grammys and the devotion of millions of fans around the globe. These guys are the Steely Dan of whimsy and weirdness. |
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Welcome to Florida: Agriculture workers
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Feb 20 @ 06:00 PMOld Forester Whisky Tasting |
Feb 20 @ 07:00 PM100 Women Who Care Pinellas |
Feb 22 @ 10:00 AMLocaltopia |
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Create A swing thing: Count Basie’s band coming to St. Pete |
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