Gulfport Renews Mutually Beneficial Policing
The agreement allows Pinellas police departments to respond to Gulfport-related calls if needed, and for Gulfport police to respond to Gulfport-related crimes in other cities.
John’s Pass Seafood Festival Canceled
It’s bad news for seafood and music lovers, but the free, socially distanced John’s Pass Arts Weekend will go on.
Bringing Art of the Past into the Present
Gulfport artist Margo Christie’s current work is influenced by pique assiette – using recycled materials such as glass, broken cups, and tiles to create mosaics.
Mayor’s Corner: Seeing the Good
A message from Gulfport Mayor Sam Henderson after the turmoil of yesterday.
Get Supercharged with Nitro
This spunky, super friendly 10-year-old kitty who loves to be close to his humans, and will even ride around on your shoulders.
Letters to the Editor: January 7
Letters and commentary to the Gabber for the week on January 7.
The Giving Tree
A woodworker with a red cedar tree felled by Irma, and several local business owners come together for a good cause.
This Little Piggy Needs a Home
On Wednesday, December 16, a good Samaritan called Pet Pal Animal Shelter in St. Petersburg regarding a three-week-old baby pig found alone.
Gulfport Council in Brief
On their first meeting of the year, Gulfport City Council discussed Board of Adjustment variances, policing across city lines and the end of library fees.
After Seven Months, Local BLM Protest Still Going
“I hope there will come a time when we no longer need to protest,” says organizer Phyillis Plotnik of the group that has gathered twice a week since June.
Got Greyhounds?
The Italian Greyhound Community of St. Petersburg found comfort through the loneliest parts of the pandemic, and has become a staple for some of the owners of the breed.
Treasure Island Starts the New Year Litter Free
Friday, January 1 volunteers raised their arms in solidarity, declaring the beach litter free after picking up over 600 pounds of trash along Treasure Island.