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The Florida Aquarium is getting a new flood mitigation barrier system, donated by AquaFence. This fence will strengthen its defenses against storm surge and flooding to the aquarium
Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office (HCSO) is brewing more than just coffee. They are brewing a cup full of caffeine and community relationships.
DASH is a local microtransit service in Downtown Tampa offering riders an affordable and environmentally sustainable way to get around the city.
Tampa Bay Blueberry Festival kicked off in Plant City. The family-friendly event had 40 vendors, food trucks, live music, blueberry-inspired alcoholic beverages and blueberry-themed goodies. The event is closed on Easter Sunday, but will continue every Saturday and Sunday for the rest of April from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Pinellas Recovers People First Programs will host a series of pop-up events this month to help residents impacted by the 2024 hurricanes get connected with application assistance for recovery grants. The next event will take place April 7 from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at City Hall in Treasure Island, where residents can receive in-person assistance with applications.
The sugar-white sand shimmered under the Florida sun as music and laughter danced in the air. Along Clearwater Beach by Pier 60, thousands of visitors kicked off their shoes and stepped into the annual Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival. This is the festivals 12th year and it has grown into more than a local celebration. The event is expected to draw more than 118,000 visitors.
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
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.
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 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.
College HUNKS Hauling Junk & Moving does more than move families' junk out of their homes. The company is also helping put food on the table for families in need.
After 60 years under the Hamilton family, Palm Pavilion reopened Wednesday as Crabby's Beachside Pavilion with a fresh look and slimmed-down offerings
