ECO: Anhingas in Our Ficus Tree
Peter Roos shares how the presence of anhingas in his & Renee’s backyard has brought them closer to the rhythms of the natural world.
2026 Featured Articles
DINING
NEW writer Stephen Rafferty serves up his picks for where to take your Valentine’s Date in south Pinellas County.
ARTISTS SPOTLIGHT
Flamenco Meets Funk: Gipsy Kings Bring Global Groove to St. Pete. Andrea Martone interviews the local band to learn more about their music and how you can check them out.
ART NEWS
Palladium Chamber Series’ in full swing, discover Plasmatic Rhomboid (Osmium) by Gisela Colón at MFA St. Pete, you could be the next Tampa Bay Photo Laureate and Gaspar’s Gold: Carnival and Community in a New South City at The Plant Museum.
VAUGHN VOYAGE
Vaughn Voyage: Why a Revocable Living Trust Remains the Smartest Path for Protecting Your Estate
RESOLUTIONS
Janet Nummi shares advice on how to help make your new year’s resolutions stick in 2026.
Publishers Message from Pete & Renee
This issue we present how Marina Bay, an amazing residential development on the coast that survived the storms intact. We also present programs designed to help reimburse homeowners for out-of-pocket repair expenses for their homes. Another faith-based volunteer program is aimed at helping people avoid mental illness and homelessness
How Marina Bay Survived Helene and Milton
Marina Bay’s resilience reflects years of intentional planning, advanced construction standards, and infrastructure designed specifically for coastal living.
Our Children Have Rights
Jake Hornstein & Greg Hill with Our Children Have Rights sharing co-parenting financial considerations in their January column for Paradise News.