It’s Always Nice to Get a Call
The City of Gulfport’s Telephone Reassurance program offers residents 50 or older – and their families – comfort, security, and peace of mind.
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Things to Do: August 27
Check out yoga, live music and beverages on the beach in the Gabber’s Things to Do this week.
Bodycam Update Offers More Police Accountability
The Gulfport Police Department is migrating to a WatchGuard Video system, which pairs body cameras with in-car cameras.
Local Crime Watch: August 27
A sampling of police calls in the Gulfport from August 6 to 12.
Gulfport Senior Center Gets 3 Daughters Sanitizer
When 3 Daughters Brewing announced they would be producing hand sanitizer in the early days of COVID-19, the Gulfport Senior Center Foundation placed a call.
Boca Ciega High School Alumna Gives Back
Boca Ciega High School 2017 valedictorian Angelika Morris donated much-needed supplies to her alma mater on August 11, just in time for school.
Pinellas County Students Return to the Classroom
On Monday, August 24, Pinellas County Schools opened their doors to students for the first time since they shut down in March due to the pandemic.
Gulfport Council Talks Utility Deposits
With Gulfport City Council fine tuning next year’s budget and discussing utility bill increases, deposits for new accounts have been a hot ticket item.
Gulfport Veteran, 98, Shares Memories of WWII
On Friday, August 21, Sylvio Curcuruto celebrated his 98th birthday, surrounded by family and friends in his Gulfport home.
Pet Food Pantry Pops Up in Gulfport
Little Food Pantries abound, but sometimes humans need a little help feeding their furry and feathered friends, too.
Florida Gets Lucky Again
Two storms bypass Florida, but officials advise everyone to be prepared as hurricane season heats up. Find links to prep guides here.
Heavy Rains Expected as Storms Head to the Gulf
TS Laura moves closer to Florida and is expected to bring heavy rain; the City of Gulfport has set up a sandbag station on 49th Street.