Around town: Beaches news briefs | Beaches
St. Pete Beach Public Library News ST. PETE BEACH — The St. Pete Beach Public Library set its…
Foundation buys truck to keep Belleair police afloat | Belleair
BELLEAIR — After Hurricane Milton caused widespread flooding in Pinellas County last fall, Belleair Police Chief Rick Doyle…
Residents can soon apply for Sunrise St. Pete disaster recovery funds
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — It’s been a long road to recovery for neighbors in Shore Acres trying to…
Beach town leaders fight ‘catastrophic’ tax plan | Belleair
Leaders of Pinellas County’s barrier island communities joined a growing chorus of opposition to a state proposal to…
Tampa Bay Ferry to return, operated by Hubbard’s Marina | Beaches
A passenger ferry will soon return to the waters of Tampa Bay. On Dec. 3, the board of…
St. Petersburg has ideas for Al Lang Stadium, including spring training | Sports
St. Petersburg officials have changed course after getting strong pushback earlier this year against a proposal to demolish…
Publishers Clearing House prize patrol hands out sweepstakes check in St. Petersburg | St. Petersburg
In a hot Publix parking lot in south St. Petersburg, Howie Guja, the guy with the megawatt smile…
How CareerSource’s new CEO is rebuilding Tampa Bay’s workforce
When Keidrian Kunkel stepped into the CEO role at CareerSource Tampa Bay, she inherited more than an organization.…
Country Thunder announced lineup for beachfront festival in St. Pete
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — MMGY announced Country Thunder, the largest country music festival brand in North America, is…
Major Sarasota real estate firm to move into 400 Central in downtown St. Pete
Michael Saunders & Company will open a new 3,000 square foot office at 400 Central Avenue, marking a…
Final parent meeting set as Pinellas school closures loom
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The final community meeting regarding the future of Pinellas County schools amid declining enrollment…
St. Pete Beach resident opposes shuffleboard clubhouse plan
ST. PETE BEACH, Fla. — A resident who lives directly across the street from the Pass-a-Grille shuffleboard courts said…