Take ‘The Gabber Newspaper’ to Jost Van Dyke
Hooper and Suzanne Snow, Mike Davidson, and Debbie Ford Miller took ‘The Gabber Newspaper’ to Jost Van Dyke. Send us your travel photos!
St. Pete Beach Weighs Higher Tax Rate, State Funding Risks
St. Pete Beach weighs a higher property-tax rate as a state lawmaker warns it could affect future state funding for the City.
Pass-a-Grille Resident Challenges Construction Delay
Pass-a-Grille resident presses St. Pete Beach officials over a stalled construction project and questions why nearby homes can continue.
St. Pete Beach Commission Delays Wastewater Fee Ordinance
St. Pete Beach delays a wastewater fee ordinance after commissioners question whether its language matches the proposed rate structure.
The Wine House in Gulfport Announces Abrupt Closure
On Sept. 13, The Wine House in Gulfport will close its doors. Some of the business’s wines may soon be available at Gulfport Brewery.
Treasure Island Drops Investigation Into City Manager Van Zant
On Sept. 9, Treasure Island commissioners withdrew an investigation into City Manager Charles Van Zant, leaving misconduct claims unresolved.
Madeira Beach Approves $37.8 Million Tentative Budget
Madeira Beach approves a $37.8 million FY 2027 budget and keeps its property tax rate at 2.7500 mills, with a final vote set for Sept. 18.
Madeira Beach Approves Sheriff’s Contract, Rejects Splash Pad Fee
Madeira Beach approves its sheriff’s contract after ordinance enforcement concerns and rejects a proposed increase to splash pad rental fees.
Madeira Beach Sets Nov. 3 Election With Three Amendments
Madeira Beach sets a Nov. 3 election with three charter amendments as officials give stormwater progress and the city attorney’s retirement.
Eye on Gulfport: September 3-9 Gulfport Police Weekly Activity Report
Rather than a traditional police blotter, GPD sent us a sampling of services the police provided in Gulfport from September 3-9.
Things To Do Sept. 10-17 in Gulfport, St. Pete
Oktoberfest Weekend on the beach, a spicy food festival, and a plant sale: Here’s your weekly list of things to do Sept. 10-17 in Pinellas.
Duke Energy Florida Customers To See Lower Rates in Jan. 2027
Duke Energy Florida customers will pay less starting in January 2027, the company said in a press release. The company filed a request with the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) to lower rates. A typical home that uses 1,000 kilowatt-hours of power a month will see its bill drop by $0.71 from December 2026 to […]
