January Theater Roundup: Better than Netflix
Sure, you could start binging yet another series, but there are other options – and some of them are live and local.
Youth Gardening Club Begins to Bloom
Garden Club of St. Petersburg started their quest to educate young gardeners in January of last year, but with the pandemic, it was stopped after just two meetings.
Renaissance Dad: Go Out and Play
As a parent I’ve noticed something strange and exciting as the pandemic has worn on. Children roaming, unfettered, in the streets.
Tampa Bay’s Aquatic Preserves Get New ‘Friends’
Our coastal waters need protection. The new Friends of Tampa Bay Aquatic Preserves, Inc., aims to do just that.
Ya La’ford Picked for Courageous 12 Memorial
It’s been over five decades since 12 Black police officers won a discrimination lawsuit in St. Pete; now they are getting a memorial in their honor.
Midnight Lets it All Hang Out
Midnight runs the show! He is a great conversationalist, and like to trade head butts for ear scritches.
Take the Gabber on Vacation
Chad Lance recently enjoyed exploring the deep historical roots of Savannah, Georgia’s waterfront district – and he brought his Gabber.
Hennessy is Ready for Love
Hennessy loves to mug for the camera! He enjoys long strolls in the park, sunsets and romantic dinners. Could you be his perfect match?
Drug Lab Explosion at St. Pete Apartment
The explosion on Wednesday, January 13 prompted the evacuation of Alta Mar at Broadwater Apartments.
Nefertiti: Queen of Your Heart
This queen demands attention from her humans and will reward you with love nips and kisses.
Letters to the Editor: January 14
The Gulfport Police Department says thanks, and one reader laments the loss of the police blotter.
A Virtual Parade: MLK Weekend Festivities
No matter how profound the cause, a packed Martin Luther King Jr. parade in COVID-19 times is a no-go for the City of St. Petersburg.