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Sculpture of St. Pete’s historic airboat moves to the Pier
The sculpture, commemorating the first commercial airline flight, will travel Tuesday from the artist’s studio. → Read More
A racially offensive painting, yanked from St. Petersburg City Hall decades ago, simply disappeared
Rumors abound about what happened to the controversial artwork. → Read More
Two St. Petersburg congregations unite to grow fresh produce for neighbors in need
The Benison Farm brings together two Episcopal churches offering different assets. → Read More
The final costs of St. Petersburg’s new Pier District are almost in
The city says that the 26-acre district will cost somewhere in the vicinity of $93 million. → Read More
A timely talk with two St. Petersburg men about a friendship that transcends race
John Arasa and George King share a timely message. → Read More
For now, reservations required to visit the St. Pete Pier
Visitors to the new Pier District, which opens Monday, are being asked to make reservations for the first week. → Read More
St. Petersburg’s Pier District offers breezy, beautiful new place to play
The $92 million waterfront destination offers visitors opportunities eat, learn, fish and even catch some shade. → Read More
Pinellas Park neighbors win fight against proposed apartment complex
The Belleair Development Group had hoped to build a multifamily complex that included some units of affordable housing. → Read More
Activist says racist mural he removed from St. Pete City Hall was a symbol of wrongs against black residents
Omali Yeshitela says he will rip off a proposed plaque to commemorate his act of civil disobedience during the Civil Rights era. → Read More
Construction and demolition hum along in St. Pete Skyway Marina District
A giant mural visible from the highway, apartment projects and a new waterfront restaurant help to boost the district near Eckerd College. → Read More
St. Pete Pier preparing for delayed reveal
The 26-acre Pier District is almost ready, with finishing touches and a new opening date yet to come. → Read More
Catholic Bishop announces public Sunday Masses will resume at end of May
The Masses will begin on the weekend of May 30 and 31, during the important Christian festival of Pentecost → Read More
St. Petersburg reminds residents of water restrictions
The city of St. Petersburg is reminding residents of watering restrictions because of current drought conditions. Year-round restrictions require that customers with potable, private well and surface water sources water just twice weekly, between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. Addresses ending in an even number may irrigate only on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Those with addresses ending in… → Read More
Group to hold telethon to benefit out-of-work musicians
The May 1 fundraiser for performing artists includes the sale of specially designed T-shirts → Read More
Tampa Bay congregations mull reopening options
The governor’s lifting of his stay-at-home order doesn’t ease health and safety concerns about communal worship. → Read More
St. Pete Pier opening is delayed, a casualty of the coronavirus
Mayor Rick Kriseman says the time is not right for what would have been a May 30 celebration. → Read More
Residents isolated by shutdown get calls from St. Petersburg’s mayor
ST. PETERSBURG — City officials, including Mayor Rick Kriseman, want to give a boost to residents feeling isolated by the coronavirus shutdown. Kriseman, Deputy Mayor Kanika Tomalin and Police Chief Anthony Holloway will call residents who request it, especially seniors living alone. Residents who “need some sunshine” added to their day, or know of someone who could use such a call, can fill out… → Read More
St. Petersburg foundation aims to adorn downtown waterfront parks
A new project to plant annuals is ‘like adding jewels to the necklace,’ an advocate says. → Read More
Here’s how Tampa Bay faith leaders say we should get through coronavirus
Spiritual leaders across Tampa Bay offer solace and hope in these troubled times. → Read More
Passover during coronavirus pandemic means celebrating in unprecedented ways
Jewish families across the Tampa Bay area are making adjustments to celebrate the ancient festival of freedom. → Read More