Paradise News Team 
A book is a good one when a person can relate to it, and such is the case with My Buddha Wears Bifocals. In this collection of 50+ short stories, … Read more
This New Year’s Eve, St. Petersburg’s First Night Program had the World’s First Airline as its theme (“First Night/First Flight”) to celebrate the world’s first commercial airline flight. At exactly 10 … Read more
Nobody in Pinellas County in general, and the Gulf Beaches in particular, had heard about “Biggert-Waters” until a handful of industry-savvy insurance agents and realtors began to sound the alarm … Read more
The Grand Central District of St. Petersburg has been designated as an accredited National Main Street Program for meeting the commercial district revitalization performance standards set by the National Main Street Center®, … Read more
My dad was not a rich man. He didn’t wear a suit to work. He was a printer for his entire life and never missed a day of work. He … Read more
Linked forever to the Pass-A-Grille Beach Community Church, the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum occupies the building that was constructed in 1917 as the first church of Pinellas County’s barrier islands. … Read more
To the Editor: The people of the state of Florida have won a victory in the Red Light Camera legislation which was introduced by state Senator Jeff Brandes and passed … Read more
Meet Wayne Atherholt, a Pennsylvania native who has been a true, influential fixture in the vibrant Bay Area arts arena, having over 20 years of experience in the museum and … Read more
Gulfport celebrated the 20th anniversary of its well-known Art Walk on Friday, November 1. A forerunner of similar events that are now common throughout Tampa Bay, Gulfport’s Art Walk now … Read more
Since the St. Pete Beach City Commission approved a $279,630 planning contract with the Michael Baker Jr. Corporation on September 18, the public had its first real chance November 19-21 … Read more