Live Roaches, Violations Force Applebee's To Close Temporarily

A state inspector found 19 violations during a recent visit to the Temple Terrace Applebee's Neighborhood Bar and Grill.

Mayor: Let’s Move Redevelopment Forward

Temple Terrace Mayor Frank Chillura is optimistic that the city can work with the downtown redevelopment project’s developer, Vlass Temple Terrace.

Plan for Terrace Park and University Square Coming Together

After nearly a year of planning and discussions, a vision for the area is moving forward.

Downtown Developer Calls it Quits: What’s Next?

The Tampa Bay Times is reporting that Vlass Temple Terrace wants out of the downtown redevelopment project. What do you think the city should do?

Morgan Stanley Opens in Temple Terrace

Temple Terrace Mayor Frank Chillura welcomed the global financial services firm at a press conference Wednesday.

Check Out the Construction on the City Council Chambers

The City Council Chambers are undergoing a renovation to update the look of the room. As a result, the April 2 City Council meeting will take place at Lightfoot Recreation Center.

6-Cent Gas Tax Likely to Continue for Temple Terrace Motorists

Hillsborough County Commissioners will consider a measure to extend the 6-cent local option gas tax through 2042 when they meet April 3. Temple Terrace has already signed off.

Have Your Say on Temple Terrace Transportation Issues

The Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority is getting ready to host a series of town hall-style meetings over the phone.

Commissioner’s Gun Shop Fundraiser: What’s Your Take?

Hillsborough County Commissioner Al Higginbotham told the Tampa Bay Times his recent fundraiser at a gun shop and firing range wasn’t a statement about firearms, rather one in support of local business. What do you think, Temple Terrace?

City Closed, County Open Good Friday

While Temple Terrace government offices will close for the “Spring Holiday,” Hillsborough County will remain open March 29.

$8.5 Million Projects Would Address Bike, Pedestrian Safety

Hillsborough County wants to hear from Temple Terrace residents on several planned projects hoped to increase safety for pedestrians and bicyclists.

Temple Terrace Library Helps Students Make the Grade

Free homework help is available for patrons of the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative.

Bad Water Test Results No Cause for Alarm, City Officials Say

Recent water samples from the city of Temple Terrace’s supply tested positive for E.coli bacteria, but officials say there’s no emergency.

Fowler Avenue Construction Focus of Virtual Public Hearing

The Florida Department of Transportation plans to have an online meeting with residents, business owners and others interested in this upcoming project on Wednesday, March 20.

Council Expected to Approve 6-Cent Gas Tax Extension

According to City Manager Kim Leinbach, the money the city gets from the tax is “heavily used.”

I-75 Widening Project: Expect Nightly Traffic Delays

Here’s a list of scheduled road closings through March 22, according to the Florida Department of Transportation.

County to Offer Seminars on Vision and Aging

In honor of Save Your Vision Month in March, Hillsborough County's Division of Aging Services is hosting seminars at the Brandon and Progress Village Senior Centers.

Temple Terrace Library is Going Digital

The Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative is taking its catalog online.

Temple Terrace Hires New City Manager

Gerald Seeber will replace Kim Leinbach, who is retiring.

Road Planners Turn to Temple Terrace Residents for Help

The Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority is planning for the future and it wants to hear from Temple Terrace residents on where its priorities should lie.

Fletcher Avenue Widening: On the Books, But No Money Yet

Hillsborough County is exploring a widening project that would take the eastern portion of the road up from four to six lanes, but the estimated $78 million in funding just isn’t available yet.

City Manager Search Subject of Special Council Meeting

The City of Temple Terrace has announced a special meeting for Thursday.

Council Votes ‘Yes’ on iPads

Four of the five council members favored the purchase of the devices to save the city money.

42nd Street Closing Announced

A section of the roadway will shut down between March 14-15.

Who Will Have the ‘Best Tasting Drinking Water’ This Year?

Temple Terrace, which won last year’s title, will be hosting this year’s competition March 22.

Hillsborough County is Hiring

The county is looking for candidates to fill a number of open jobs.

Caution: 56th Street Roadwork Could Cause Traffic, Delays

Crews will be paving 56th Street from Fowler Avenue to Busch Boulevard.

Temple Terrace to Negotiate with Second City Manager Candidate

Officials are now working to offer the job to Dana Hlavac, a deputy county manager in Arizona.

Should City Buy iPads For Mayor, Council Members?

The Temple Terrace City Council could soon be using Apple iPads to receive meeting agendas.

Teen Wins President’s Volunteer Service Award

Nicolas Mabilleau received the national award for his volunteerism.

City Wants Cash Back from Bucs Training Facility Deal

Temple Terrace city leaders say there’s no reason for $186,000 to sit around without being put to good use.

Lawn Watering Restrictions Tighten in Temple Terrace

Newer, tougher restrictions will kick in next month.

Expect Slow Traffic on I-75 Near Temple Terrace Early Friday

Northbound traffic will be controlled by law enforcement officers on March 1 between 1 and 4 a.m.

Temple Terrace Close to Hiring New City Manager

Officials are working to offer the job to Jeffrey Mihelich, an assistant city manager in Arizona.

Sequester: Job Losses, Spending Freezes Could Hit Florida

As the deadline looms for $85 billion in federal spending cuts to kick in, take a look at what impacts might be felt in Temple Terrace and Florida as a whole.

Temple Terrace to Host Expo All About Seniors

The annual Senior Expo will take place at the Family Recreation Complex on March 8.

City To Pay $15,000 In Hopes Of Increasing Jobs, Economic Development

The money will be spent on a membership in the Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corporation.

New County Building Named for Former King High Librarian

A building at Hillsborough County Division of Children’s Services Lake Magdalene Campus will be named for former First Lady and King High Librarian Mary Jane Martinez.

Council Accepts Initial Arts Center Site Plan

The measure is a small step forward in the downtown redevelopment project.

Temple Terrace Seniors Getting Bigger Tax Breaks

Hillsborough County Commissioners approved a larger property tax break for those over 65.