The Arts Mean Business! That’s the message as the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance (SPAA) announces the Arts & Economic Prosperity® 5th study for Pinellas County. Americans for the Arts, the nation’s non-profit … Read more
The beautiful city of St. Pete Beach is located just south of Treasure Island, about a 15- minute drive to the ever evolving City of St. Petersburg. Year-round sunshine, white … Read more
Saturday, January 17th, 2015 from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM – Gulf Blvd south bound lanes will be closed from Gulf Winds Dr (6000 block) to 44th Ave. All traffic … Read more
Happy 25th Anniversary Undertow, I owe you my life. I sat on your upper deck today and watched in wonder as the sun sleepily set under a brilliant red sky and … Read more
As you might imagine, our barrier islands looked very different almost 70 years ago when Arthur T. Ratcliffe started a law firm here in 1948 and moved it to its present location in the early 1950’s. … Read more
When I first met “Odi”, my nickname for OdiseArmata, he had opened an indoor produce stand next to Scoops Ice Cream. He has moved and expanded twice since, becoming an eat-in deli … Read more
At Verducci’s Italian Market It’s All About the Passion The Verducci name has already become synonymous with top quality food at affordable prices on the barrier islands. That reputation is … Read more
In 2012, all hell broke loose in Pass-A-Grille when a tornado roared south of the Don CeSar. The twister ripped through the itty bitty 34 block long strip of land, … Read more
Pinellas County staff addressed Shell Key stakeholders at Tampa Bay Watch Tuesday night, Oct. 27, to discuss the closure of the north pass into the Shell Key Preserve, which occurred … Read more
In 1978, some 37 years ago, an unexpected event occurred which threatened to cause major problems within the rapidly developing beach community. Regular bus service, rendered into Treasure Island for … Read more