When construction of Interstate 175 began in the late 1970s, South St. Petersburg neighborhoods were bifurcated. According to city reports, nearly 4,000 people – and 2,700...
Transforming 33 miles of disused rail lines into multi-use urban trails has generated $10 billion in economic development along Atlanta’s BeltLine, among myriad other municipal benefits....
The St. Petersburg Foundation (SPF) is riding a wave of philanthropic success by capitalizing on public-private partnerships; Irv Cohen now looks to bolster and recreate a...
University of South Florida St. Petersburg nursing students could soon move from the adjacent port’s ramshackle rooms into nearby state-of-the-art facilities inside Johns Hopkins All Children’s...
After nearly 18 years, the wait is over; St. Petersburg residents living on the city’s southside have a Kahwa Coffee shop. Chris Steinocher, president of the...
The local craft brewery explosion helped fuel St. Petersburg’s renaissance as a culture, arts and hospitality destination, and the Dozark family was there from the beginning....
CareerSource Pinellas has invested in a unique career preparatory school’s holistic approach to providing disadvantaged teens with the life skills needed to become successful adults. St....
Pinellas County Commissioners recently approved dissolving an economic advisory council that ballooned to 100 members; a smaller, invite-only business alliance comprised of C-level executives will soon...
Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) officials have recommended eliminating and reducing routes to balance their budget, even as some residents and local leaders clamor for increased...
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch recently presented his fiscal year 2024 budget recommendations to the city council with multiple fiscal highlights added following preliminary reviews in...
