Lady Natasha Fines believes clothing is more than just fabric as it provides a platform for self-expression and individuality; however, she noticed one oft-overlooked demographic. The...
After serving the area for 70 years, the Parc Center for Disabilities is undergoing what Michelle Detweiler called a rebirth. Detweiler, the St. Petersburg stalwart’s president...
After spending over two decades as a local registered labor and delivery nurse, Jessica Sites is now using her platform as a social media influencer to...
For five burgeoning minority and women small business owners affiliated with the Saturday Shoppes, seeing their wares on shelves in a brick-and-mortar store was the culmination...
Any business owner with over 25 employees now has three days to electronically verify new hires or face stiff penalties for violating a new law. Proponents...
With its circular configuration and a steady stream of buses pulling in and out of terminals, navigating St. Petersburg’s Grand Central Station could present a challenge...
An initiative to implement a special assessment district in downtown St. Petersburg is gaining traction. It would fund improvements and provide cleanliness and safety programs. Jason...
Burgeoning minority and women-owned small businesses affiliated with the Saturday Shoppes will soon have brick-and-mortar space downtown, thanks to a new partnership with the St. Petersburg...
Long before becoming one of Time‘s 100 Most Influential People, Nadine Smith was arrested at Largo City Hall for handing someone a flier emblazoned with “Don’t Discriminate”...
After years of public opposition and financial challenges, several local officials and stakeholders came together Monday to break ground on a senior affordable housing development with...
