August will mark the halfway point of the hurricane season, but the most active months remain. So does the need for flood insurance. Typically, a policy does not take effect … Read more
Underwear. Boxers….Undies… Clothes To Kids needs new, packaged underwear. It is a funny topic with a serious purpose. Every low-income, in crisis, homeless child we serve PreK4 thru 12 grade, … Read more
The City of Seminole voted earlier this year to allow the move of the entire Mid-Week Madeira Beach Open Air Market operation to their City in November. The Mid-Week Madeira … Read more
In an effort to reduce the effect of plastic straws on the environment, the City of Gulfport has created a voluntary Strawless Summer Challenge for city restaurants, bars and cafés. … Read more
City of Gulfport is proud to announce the launch of the new City of Gulfport app for iOS and Android mobile devices, the newest way to connect with its citizens. … Read more
Neighbors, See below for a note from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office regarding a new phone scam targeting citizens. ***Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office detectives are encouraging the public to be on … Read more
Pinellas County, in cooperation with the National Weather Service, is promoting Lightning Safety Awareness Week, from June 24 – 30. With the many myths surrounding lightning and its dangers, Lightning Safety … Read more
Alligators become more active during warm weather months, and it’s not uncommon to see them throughout the state. Most interactions consist of seeing alligators at a distance. However, if you … Read more
The Indian Shores Police Department is working in conjunction with the Fraternal Order of Police – Pinellas Lodge #43 on an upcoming Police Department Fundraising Event to raise money for … Read more
The St. Pete Pier™ is under construction, however, it has already been recognized four times by the American Institute of Architects (AIA). Most recently, the Pier has been recognized with … Read more