St. Petersburg

Selection process for Trop site developer enters homestretch

This week represents the beginning of the end — the homestretch, if you’ve already got Grand Prix fever — of the process that will culminate in...

Jobsite’s ‘Henry V’ takes the throne this week

Shakespeare’s warrior king Henry V is back in action this week, leading the English army into battle with the French, with all the drama, testosterone and...

Christopher Hough (Artiken)

Community Voices: Regional resiliency action plan in development

Welcome to the Catalyst’s Community Voices platform. We’ve curated community leaders and thinkers from all parts of our great city to speak on issues that affect...

Office landlord goes the extra mile in battle against ‘sick buildings’

Even prior to the Covid-19 crisis, sick building syndrome — often caused by poor air quality, chemical contaminants or volatile organic compounds — was a scourge...

Vintage St. Pete: The Aquatarium

Jonah the whale never had a chance. A 2,000 pound pilot whale, Jonah was the “star attraction” at the Aquatarium, the $3.5 million marine park that...

Pandemic put local crisis readiness company to the test

Summit Exercises and Training, a St. Petersburg-based crisis readiness company, had its work cut out for it like never before during the Covid-19 pandemic. Prior to...

St. Pete actress Katie Calahan is up to something in Tampa’s LAB

Hillsborough County’s LAB Theater Project is always cooking up something new – the company specializes in putting untried, not-yet-performed works on their feet. For St. Petersburg...

Gun violence must end, but how?

It’s happened again. St. Petersburg has lost another young Black mother to gunfire. The death of 21-year-old K’Mia Simmons comes just months after a similar incident...

Duke Energy president shares lessons learned in chat with business school dean

Newly minted Duke Energy Florida President Melissa Seixas was the guest of honor in the latest installment of “Conversation with a CEO” — a series of...