Bobby Lewis
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Clearwater woman’s clean water mission expands to Kenya after huge success in Tanzania
Water 4 Mercy has provided clean water and opportunities to grow fresh foods to over 30,000 people in Africa. → Read More
'Poet for hire' hopes to write one million poems in his lifetime
The 35-year-old is a full-time "Poet for hire." He spends most of his days seated behind a small card table on street corners, in parks, or at farmer’s markets. → Read More
Olympian Jordan Chiles' grandmother shares in joy of silver medal
Jordan Chiles' grandmother shares her happiness for her granddaughter who brought home a silver medal from the Tokyo Olympics. → Read More
Lutz karate kids’ Olympic dreams grow at Junior Olympics in Texas
With the eyes of the world on competition in Tokyo, some youth athletes from Florida will compete on an international stage of their own this weekend in Texas. → Read More
Fans around the globe still being 'distant thunder' for Lightning games
The Tampa Bay Lightning can advance to the second round of the NHL playoffs tonight with a victory over the Florida Panthers. → Read More
Community shows support after death of iconic Tampa Heights bike shop owner
Joe Haskins was a beloved man who ran his bike shop in Tampa Heights for over 30 years. → Read More
Wounded Vietnam veteran remembers when he could not vote
A wounded veteran of the Vietnam war, Richard Hunt remembers returning home unable to vote because he wasn't 21 yet and the 26th amendment hadn't been ratified. → Read More
Grand Prix returns to St. Petersburg after long COVID delay
St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman was happy to see the Grand Prix return: “This race shines a bright light on our incredible city for all the world to see." → Read More
Recovering addict helps people battling addiction during COVID-19
Pamela Dixon started A New Direction in 1998 in Michigan and continued her mission to help addicts in 2012 after moving to Florida. She houses 75 people in St. Pete. → Read More
New cabins will serve as model for Girl Scouts nationwide
His company, InVision Advisors, managed the building of multiple scout cabins in Pinellas County to serve as retreat centers for girls to build friendships. → Read More
Teacher writes book about COVID-19 to help kids through pandemic
Lyndsay Gendreau wrote "C Is For Coronavirus" to settle the nerves of her son, and other kids, navigating changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Weeki Wachee mermaids visit kids virtually in the hospital
Lydia Byrd and Brittany Ellis both moved to Florida to pursue dreams of becoming mermaids. They participated in ZOOM calls Thursday with kids facing health battles. → Read More
Keswick football coach celebrates 50th year on sidelines
Phil Hayford started coaching at 21. A half-century later, he's Pinellas County's all-time wins leader and kicks off Year 50 in September, alongside his grandson. → Read More
Husband uses late-wife’s journals to finish book they began together
Terry Klaaren is trying to write about his "romance" of 50 years with Dori, who died on New Year's Day 2019. → Read More
Lakeland boxer to dedicate first professional fight to late mother
Carisse Brown is looking forward to her first professional boxing match on Sept. 12. She's dedicating the fight to her mother, Ollie, who died on Jan. 31. → Read More
Sweet donation boosts food bank during sour times
Sweet Tomatoes provided a local food bank with 5,500-pounds of food just after announcing it was closing for business. → Read More
Giant HOPE sculpture filled with letters gets paint job at Tampa park
The bright letters drew a crowd to the fence surrounding Harvest Hope Park in Tampa Monday morning. Nine feet tall and bright red, orange, and yellow. → Read More
Tampa artist spelling out H-O-P-E to inspire others
For weeks now, local artist Junior Polo has been cutting, sawing and prepping a new project designed to bring hope to the community. → Read More
Coffee shop trains autistic employees
A Mercedes-Benz of Tampa Bay employee pulled out her debit card and exclaimed, "Super star Ray!" The smiling face from behind the counter replied, → Read More
Group knits, hands out hats to Moffitt cancer patients
The first thing Shirley Callaway ever crocheted was a baby blanket for her youngest son. For 46 years, she's been weaving together yarn for the → Read More