UPDATED MAY, 17 2017 with 2017 DATES 1- A Summer Sunset 5K Series! St. Pete Road Runners and the City of Madeira Beach are both hosting Sunset 5K series again this … Read more
With more boat owners registered in Florida and Tampa Bay than ever before, and the big season ahead for recreational boating and sailing, safety on the water is most important. … Read more
For years, the Pinellas Bayway has been largely taken for granted in the affairs of southern Pinellas County. It has been considered as the route to the Beaches, Tierra Verde and … Read more
The fans come first for Tampa Bay’s NFL Buccaneers, MLB Rays and NHL Lightning, with major and minor upgrades to stadium and arena facilities, many new amenities and ticket deals … Read more
In 2012, all hell broke loose in Pass-A-Grille when a tornado roared south of the Don CeSar. The twister ripped through the itty bitty 34 block long strip of land, … Read more
The almost 45-year-old Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary in Indian Shores is getting new management and key staff, and a renewed dedication to volunteers and the community. This should more than offset … Read more
In 1978, some 37 years ago, an unexpected event occurred which threatened to cause major problems within the rapidly developing beach community. Regular bus service, rendered into Treasure Island for … Read more
Before there was a Pinellas Trail, walkers, runners, bikers and skaters had to take their chances on one of the many streets and avenues crisscrossing Pinellas County. It is a … Read more
In the 1930s, the reach of the Great Depression extended far beyond the big cities into small communities everywhere, including our very own St. Pete Beach. The Sunshine School, which had … Read more
Women-owned and operated businesses are thriving in Florida, Tampa Bay and our piece of Paradise, the Gulf Beaches. Florida has an estimated 616,200 women-owned firms, employing 484,700 and attributing to roughly … Read more