Pinellas County tourism stakeholders – and there are many, as the industry is the area’s largest economic driver – have plenty to celebrate this holiday season....
An evaluation committee comprised of the three Tampa Bay Rays representatives and four city officials is already considering two proposals for architectural and engineering services on...
St. Petersburg is rapidly becoming known as a city where innovative public-private partnerships foster science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education among a diverse array of...
After years of despair and debate, St. Petersburg’s first public housing community – and the seniors who call it home – have a new lease on...
Pinellas County Commissioners have contributed $37.8 million to help fund 1,146 under-construction affordable housing units; however, supply still lags far behind demand, and the average construction...
Hundreds of local nonprofit leaders and stakeholders recently engaged in a data-driven dialogue on the current state of Pinellas County charitable organizations. The Foundation for a...
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...
