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“It’s time to turn that page,” the owner of a popular Tampa brewery said about the closure of its Ybor City taproom after nearly 3 decades.
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A baby manatee found with multiple watercraft and shark attack wounds was rescued near Eckerd College and brought to ZooTampa for care.
After joining the Gulfport Pride Parade lineup, ‘The Dancing Elaines’ group is planning more meetups in the St. Pete area.
Print St. Pete’s summer classes include zine camp, Lego printmaking, risograph printing and jigsaw block printing.
A 17-year-old was shot when hundreds of teens gathered at Clearwater Beach, police said.
An entrepreneur began seeing strange lights off the deck of his St. Pete Beach home three years ago. Now, he owns the Museum of the Unknown.
An apparel brand known for the slogan “Tampa Bay Made” is opening its first-ever retail store at Sparkman Wharf.
The new 45-seat speakeasy adds an after-hours lounge and a history-focused Moonshiners Tour at the St. Petersburg Distillery.
Selah Freedom has partnered with the SOAP Project to launch a new anti-human trafficking outreach program in the Tampa Bay area.
A St. Pete comedian is hosting a burlesque comedy open mic at The Ball inspired by the '90s TV show "Roseanne."
The food-and-wine trolley series will make stops in Sarasota, Bradenton, Siesta Key, Anna Maria Island and Nokomis-Venice.
A Tampa influencer raised $200K to rent a home for the 85-year-old woman who runs Café Bích Nga and frequently sleeps at the restaurant.
A new family-friendly art studio and paint-and-sip lounge is opening on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg's Edge District.
Two tornadoes are confirmed to have touched down in Pasco County when a band of severe thunderstorms moved through the area, NWS said.
A new concierge company is designed to support recruiting and HR teams as they hire and relocate talent to St. Pete and the Tampa Bay area.
The owner of a Bradenton restaurant recently released a children’s book, “Zac and the Magical Hotdog Stand," inspired by his son.
Patch asked St. Pete City Council and mayoral candidates to share their favorite Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment proposals.
A new community bookstore, Pages & Perks, plans to open soon in St. Petersburg's historic Roser Park neighborhood.
Fans heading to Tropicana Field can book Rays-themed cuts and get temporary blue hair coloring at a barbershop in St. Pete's Edge District.
An avid, longtime rower and retired Pasco County teacher offers private gondola rides for two along the Pithlachascotee River.
Florida teachers earn the lowest average salary in the U.S. for the third consecutive year, a National Education Association study shows.
This year's Sharkapalooza festival, centered on art, education, community and ocean conservation, will take place at Coachman Park.
