Sheriff Grady Judd Proposes ‘Path Forward’ for Contributing Undocumented Immigrants
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Clearwater Prepares for Spring Break Crowds
From Strawberry Shortcake to Carnival Rides: What to Do at the Florida Strawberry Festival
Strawberry shortcakes piled high with whipped cream, live music echoing across the fairgrounds and families lining up for carnival rides– it’s that time of year again in Plant City
Pinellas Schools add athletic participation fee beginning 2026-27 school year
Students in Pinellas County middle and high schools will pay a $50 per-sport participation fee beginning in the 2026-27 school year, according to the district’s athletics department.
Two New Dining Concepts Set to Open at Sparkman Wharf in March
Strategic Property Partners announced two new food and beverage concepts opening at Sparkman Wharf in March, expanding dining options at the downtown Tampa waterfront destination.
$10M Partnership Between Raymond James Financial and Boys & Girls Clubs Targets Academic Success
Boys & Girls Clubs of America and Raymond James Financial announced a three-year, $10 million partnership aimed at helping young people become leaders and advance their education. The investment is designed to help students thrive not only in the classroom but also in their communities.
Tampa residents compete for 248 eBike vouchers; application deadline Feb. 27
Tampa residents gathered at Al Lopez Park to learn about and apply for the city’s eBike Voucher Program, which offers residents a chance to receive up to $3,000 toward the purchase of an e-bike at local bike shops.
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Paid Summer Internships Available for Hillsborough County High School Students
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Early Voting Begins for State Senate District 14 Special Election
Pinellas Schools add athletic participation fee beginning 2026-27 school year
Students in Pinellas County middle and high schools will pay a $50 per-sport participation fee beginning in the 2026-27 school year, according to the district’s athletics department.
Florida License Plate Law Triggers Confusion and Wrongful Arrests
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Sheriff Grady Judd Proposes ‘Path Forward’ for Contributing Undocumented Immigrants
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Clearwater Prepares for Spring Break Crowds
From Strawberry Shortcake to Carnival Rides: What to Do at the Florida Strawberry Festival
Strawberry shortcakes piled high with whipped cream, live music echoing across the fairgrounds and families lining up for carnival rides– it’s that time of year again in Plant City
Two New Dining Concepts Set to Open at Sparkman Wharf in March
Strategic Property Partners announced two new food and beverage concepts opening at Sparkman Wharf in March, expanding dining options at the downtown Tampa waterfront destination.
$10M Partnership Between Raymond James Financial and Boys & Girls Clubs Targets Academic Success
Boys & Girls Clubs of America and Raymond James Financial announced a three-year, $10 million partnership aimed at helping young people become leaders and advance their education. The investment is designed to help students thrive not only in the classroom but also in their communities.
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Tampa Date Night Ideas 2025: Unique Spots Locals Actually Use
Discover Tampa's best date night spots beyond the typical dinner. From hidden rooftops to interactive experiences - insider picks for memorable evenings.
Florida State Fair Competes for Title of America's Best State Fair
Tampa Bay Wins the Title of Americas Most Relaxing City
Former Brady Residence That Hosted Commercial Shoots Hits Market
Venezuelan Siblings Serve Up Tradition at Gulfport's Arepa Destination
Tampa Bay Gears Up for Action-Packed Weekend with Riverfest, Country Thunder and Derby Day
Business
St. Petersburg Barbershop Blends Haircuts, Literacy and Financial Education
Florida-born Entrepreneur Launches New FLORTS Card Game That Could Forever Change The Way Families Enjoy Their Favorite Sports
Generational Futurist Decodes Why Trust Breakdowns Destroy More Businesses Than Market Downturns
Sales Training Pioneer Stephen Cheevers Transforms Business Performance Through Revolutionary Methods and AI-Powered Tools
Financial Technology Analyst Receives Global Recognition for AI-Driven Securities Innovation
West Coast Coffee Chain Debuts in Tampa with Signature Friendly Service
Health
Two Measles Cases Confirmed in Tampa Bay Area
Medicare Enrollment Opens in Tampa for 2026: Key Changes and Considerations
Johns Hopkins University’s Michael Baturin and Joyce Chung, Working to Transform Early Education for Underserved Youth, through Blue Hatchlings, Inc. and Baturin’s Innovative Onsite “Early Advantage Program”
Biggest COVID-19 wave of 2023 might happen in weeks, experts say
How a Diabetic Can Enjoy Thanksgiving Meals this 2023
