Paradise News Team 
Meet Wayne Atherholt, a Pennsylvania native who has been a true, influential fixture in the vibrant Bay Area arts arena, having over 20 years of experience in the museum and … Read more
Gulfport celebrated the 20th anniversary of its well-known Art Walk on Friday, November 1. A forerunner of similar events that are now common throughout Tampa Bay, Gulfport’s Art Walk now … Read more
Since the St. Pete Beach City Commission approved a $279,630 planning contract with the Michael Baker Jr. Corporation on September 18, the public had its first real chance November 19-21 … Read more
Third annual Veterans of South Pinellas County (VSPC) Charity Pancake Breakfast, Parade and Street Fair Friday-Saturday, April 12-13, will benefit the “Building Homes for Heroes” (BHfH) program for local area … Read more
News from Silver Sands Beach and Racquet Club (See end of article for the Response to the Silver Sands Report) A walled and security-gated complex of 300 units in three … Read more
In 1977, when Saint Petersburg Preservation (SPP) was organized as a charitable nonprofit corporation, the group chose as its mission: (1) educating the public about local historic architectural resources, (2) … Read more
Living in or around Tampa means having nearly constant access to some of the most pristine beaches in the country, something we shouldn’t take for granted. With the seasons changing … Read more
How often have you found yourself in situations like these? • You’re hungry, don’t feel like leaving the house, really craving your favorite fast foods or those snacks that you … Read more
While the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season has not been as active as predicted, Pinellas County emergency managers remind residents to pay close attention to the weather as we turn the … Read more
What’s spiny and scaly, has sharp claws, is green all over, follows a strict vegetarian diet, has four legs and can be found locally on St. Pete Beach? Green iguanas! … Read more