Gulfport Looks at the Budget in Uncertain Times
At the August 4 Gulfport Council meeting, councilmembers spent the bulk of their time discussing future development projects and a review of the proposed budget.
No Ordinary Life: Barbara Rygiel at 106
At 4’8”, the spritely and sharp Barbara Rygiel is a champion of the world. On August 14, the South Pasadena resident will turn 106; this is her story.
Yes, And? American Stage Improv Pivots
St. Petersburg’s American Stage found a way to make lemonade – and open their work up to new audiences – that surprised even them in the global pandemic.
Business Briefs: Super Bowl, Fish and Health
Island Flavors and Tings is an approved vendor for the Super Bowl, Gulfport Chiropractic has a new acupuncture physician, Hookin’ Ain’t Easy brings fresh seafood.
Mobile Food Vendors Still Need Permit on City Property
Gulfport’s new mobile food vendor ordinance doesn’t mean the town’s streets are now fair game for food vendors.
Voice Your Vote Aims to Get You to the Ballot Box
Voice Your Vote 2020 features an original song and video written and performed by artists all around Tampa Bay.
Talking About Kids’ Mental Health in a Pandemic
With schools opening in a global pandemic, it’s a stressful time for parents – but how has it affected kids?
Stay-home Cook Serves up Habana Café’s Flavors
Food writer Jen Ring wanted to learn how to cook Cuban since college – stay-at-home orders finally gave her the chance to dive into the Habana Cafe’s cookbook.
There’s Still Life at the Gulfport Community Garden
Although some volunteers stopped coming due to health concerns, others have been able to keep things going through these summer months.
Take the Gabber on Staycation: August 6
Have you taken the Gabber on a staycation? We want to see your pictures! Please send a high-resolution photo and a brief description.
Letters to the Editor: August 6
Letters and commentary from our readers in the August 6 edition of the Gabber.
Court Says No to Gulf Fish Farms
The proposed free-floating fish farm off the coast of Sarasota was squelched by the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday, August 3