A Farewell from Gabber Editor Shelly Wilson
Gabber editor Shelly Wilson’s moving on to her next great adventure. Join us in offering gratitude for helping us usher in the Gabber’s rebirth.
Shelly Wilson November 11, 2021
Gabber editor Shelly Wilson’s moving on to her next great adventure. Join us in offering gratitude for helping us usher in the Gabber’s rebirth.
Abby Baker October 19, 2021
On November 2 voters in St. Petersburg will have their say on seven amendments to the city charter. The Gabber takes a look at what’s on the ballot.
Abby Baker October 13, 2021
The Gabber takes a look at the candidates for St. Petersburg’s next mayor, plus those running for Districts 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8; the citywide election is November 2.
Cathy Salustri March 4, 2021
Here’s more about the process of the Gabber’s Citizen Election Board in recommending who they believe will best serve Gulfport in wards two and four.
The Gabber March 4, 2021
The Gabber’s Citizen Election Board released their recommendations for the Gulfport City Council election March 9.
The Gabber March 3, 2021
The Gabber breaks down how each candidate for Gulfport City Council funded their campaigns.
The Gabber February 24, 2021
The last round of candidate questions before the citywide election March 9 includes six ward-specific questions from readers and editorial staff.
Gabby Reeder February 17, 2021
A debate between the five candidates vying for a spot on Gulfport’s City Council hit on myriad topics at the Hickman Theater on February 11.
The Gabber February 14, 2021
Watch the full video from the February 11, Gabber and Gulfport Merchants Chamber debate for Gulfport City Council candidates.
The Gabber February 12, 2021
The Gabber asks each of the five candidates for Gulfport Council introductory questions – from their plans for Gulfport to their hobbies and pets.
Laura Mulrooney December 16, 2020
UPDATED: Gulfport’s election season is here. On Monday, December 14, the City of Gulfport announced the six qualified candidates who will be running for Ward 2 and 4.
Laura Mulrooney November 4, 2020
It was a big election night in Pinellas with a near 80% voter turnout – and, win or lose, Gulfport came out to party.