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Tampa and St. Petersburg have been recognized in WalletHub’s report as top foodie cities in America, with Tampa ranking 5th and St. Petersburg in 34th place. The report evaluated 180 cities across 28 metrics, revealing Tampa's strengths in high-quality dining accessibility and St. Petersburg's affordability. This recognition highlights the growing culinary scene in the Tampa Bay region.
Deficient beach infrastructure has been linked to increased storm flooding in Pinellas County, according to local and state officials. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers faces scrutiny for its role in the significant damages caused by recent back-to-back storms. The article highlights the urgent need for improved coastal management to mitigate future flooding risks.
Christmas-themed events and ticket sales are now available, as the holiday season approaches. The article highlights various performances and shows, emphasizing the festive activities planned in the region. Readers can find detailed information on how to secure tickets for these events.
The City of St. Petersburg has received a grant of $3.645 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program aimed at enhancing road safety across the city. Mayor Ken Welch expressed gratitude to Congresswoman Kathy Castor for her role in securing this funding, which will contribute to improving the city's infrastructure.
The City of St. Petersburg has been awarded $3.645 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation to enhance road safety through the Safe Streets and Roads for All program. Mayor Ken Welch expressed gratitude to Congresswoman Kathy Castor for her instrumental role in securing this funding, which aims to improve streets across the city.
The article discusses how to support domestic abuse survivors during the holiday season, highlighting the efforts of Community Actions Stops Abuse (CASA) Pinellas in launching their Hope for The Holidays Drive. The initiative encourages community members to donate gifts and gift cards, particularly for families living in their shelters. This timely effort addresses a critical local issue as many survivors face increased challenges during the holidays.
The Tampa Bay Rays have decided to play their 2025 season in Tampa, moving from Tropicana Field, which suffered damage from Hurricane Milton. Team president Matt Silverman emphasized the importance of keeping games local, making George M. Steinbrenner Field the best option. This decision has sparked significant discussion within the community regarding the future of baseball in the region.
Prometheus Partners LP has acquired Salt Creek Marina in St. Petersburg for $16.425 million, marking a significant development in local real estate. This sale, finalized on November 8, 2024, highlights the continued interest in waterfront properties in the area.
Habitat for Humanity Tampa Bay Gulfside hosted the "Golfing Fore Habitat" challenge at Topgolf St. Petersburg on November 4, attracting over 200 supporters and raising more than $130,000. The funds will be directed towards providing affordable homeownership opportunities in the region.
Toby’s Original Little Italy Pizza in St. Petersburg is celebrating its 52nd anniversary by offering slices, sodas, and beers for just 52 cents on November 24, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The popular local eatery will also provide free T-shirts to early patrons, marking a significant milestone in its long-standing history within the community.