St. Petersburg

The Grand Central District Association headed a cleanup on Saturday, June 9, in the Grand Central District in St. Petersburg.

“I bought so many plants I broke my wagon,” said Mark Sibley, who attended the 32nd annual Green Thumb Festival in St. Petersburg.

According to police, Bryson Welton-Williams, 18, was driving west on 54th Avenue South when he lost control and hit a tree located in the grassy median.

What exactly is living tiny? The St. Pete Tiny Home Festival answered that question and more on Saturday, April 7 and Sunday April 8.

More than 1500 joined the Pinellas County March for Our Lives Saturday, March 24 in St. Petersburg in protest of gun violence.

Once a year, sections of Boyd Hill Nature Preserve are burned to eliminate dead vegetation and help encourage new growth in a carefully controlled fires.

A rundown mall on 34th St. S. has become a new commercial center with an influx of vendors selling everything from jewelry and antiques to tattoos.

Residents on Gulfport’s trolley, first responders and their relatives along with the city’s Engine 17 fire truck combined to represent the city.

Kenwood, which was listed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 2003, was the first neighborhood in St. Petersburg built for year-round working-class residents.

"I think when you make a city more bikeable and walkable, you give residents a higher quality of life," said Cheryl Stacks, St. Petersburg transportation manager.