Paradise News Team 
She’s an old-fashioned girl when it comes to mystery and murder. Local author and musician Vanessa Leigh Hoffman is a film noir buff, enjoys a good Sidney Sheldon thriller and … Read more
“As we near completion of the legal hurdles to allow redevelopment within our Comprehensive Plan parameters,” Mayor Maria Lowe tells Paradise News, “we are in the process of working through the studies … Read more
Many residents and countless visitors to peninsula Florida are familiar with most of the major rivers of the “Sunshine State.” They range from the wild and remote “River of … Read more
The Florida Institute of Oceanography, hosted at USF St. Petersburg, is organizing the free premier showing of ‘Dispatches from the Gulf’, Monday, Feb. 29, 7 pm at The Mahaffey Theater. … Read more
More of a pet psychologist than dog trainer, Theresa Reiter recently relocated with her husband Tim, their two Italian Greyhounds, Jordan and Honor, and her business, ‘Dogmandu’ ‘Family Dog Training’ … Read more
I’ve never heard Tom Smith, more excited. A contractor for over 44 years, Tom has constructed over 6,000 homes, building in Florida since 1971. His company’s new model home in … Read more
UF/IFAS Extension Pinellas County and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services are warning residents that a new invasive species (pictured below) with the potential to cause major problems … Read more
Date: July 28, 2016 Inshore– The tarpon have been hanging out inside Johns Pass often as of late. They can be spotted hanging in the dock lights around the pass … Read more
fRegistered Republican and Democratic voters may vote for one of their own party’s candidates in the Republican or Democratic Party Primary for President. Voter Registration & Political Party Affiliation Choice Deadline: … Read more
The St. Petersburg Arts Alliance is proud to announce that it has established an arts endowment fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay to support St. Petersburg’s arts and cultural … Read more