Bob Marcus loves talking to people; he loves history, St. Petersburg, and talking to people about St. Petersburg’s history. He also loves driving, which makes launching...
Following a two-year hiatus, Preserve the ‘Burg’s biannual Preservation Awards returned in grand fashion Wednesday night, highlighting the people, businesses and organizations striving to sustain St....
St. Petersburg resident and community leader Kim Amendola recently made history as the first woman ever appointed as the deputy regional administrator in the National Oceanic...
St. Petersburg’s 22nd Street South corridor is riding a wave of momentum, with several transformative projects slated for the oft-overlooked area of the city affectionately known...
With the operating lease between the city and the Callaloo Operations Group approaching its five-year termination date, St. Petersburg City Council heard an update on the...
St. Petersburg made history Thursday as Ken Welch officially became the first African American to lead the city in the 130 years since it elected its...
The oldest park in unincorporated Pinellas county recently got its day in the sun, as Crystal Beach received a long-awaited historical marker and designation. The Pinellas...
Retired Tampa Police Sgt. Rufus Lewis has fond memories of St. Petersburg’s historic Melrose Clubhouse. As does Jasper Hunter Dixon, who lived just a block away....
When the St. Petersburg Museum of History’s 10,000-square-foot expansion debuts in the fall of 2022, the facility itself will be 100 years old. And the new...
If the universe treated historians with the same wide-eyed respect and slobbery adulation as film stars, Raymond Arsenault would be the Brad Pitt or George Clooney...
