Several Pinellas County officials will be participating and speaking at the “Sea Level Rise: What’s our next move?” conference at St. Petersburg College on Friday, Oct. 2 and Saturday, Oct. … Read more
Dr. Jerry N. Smith brings extensive curatorial, scholarly, and administrative background to his new role as the Hazel and William Hough Chief Curator at the Museum of Fine Arts. He begins his … Read more
Guy Harvey Outpost, along with Reef Monitoring, Inc. and the Fishing Rights Alliance, is hosting a Lionfish Safari in an effort to collect as many of the invasive fish as … Read more
Gulfport Community Garden is kicking off this fall garden season with a combined effort to get to know each other and planned work day. Everyone is welcome, spread the word. … Read more
ALL PROPERTIES in the CITY of ST PETE BEACH are SUBJECT TO FLOODING! National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policies issued or renewed in the City of St Pete Beach receive … Read more
Facts About Bay Scallops – Scientific name: Argopecten irradians – Size: About 2 inches – Distribution: Throughout Florida’s west coast and as far north as West Palm Beach on the … Read more
The Treasure Island Jazzercise group kicked their July 6th exercise session up a notch by dedicating the class to the Pet Pal Animal Shelter, a no-kill, non-profit shelter located in St. … Read more
Improvements designed to slow erosion on Upham Beach on the north end of St. Pete Beach are expected to begin early next year. The project, which is estimated to cost … Read more
The Gulfport Library Circle of Friends, with the approval of the Gulfport City Council, is searching for the first Poet Laureate of Gulfport. Any Gulfport resident age 18 and over … Read more
