Conversations with El Cap: Joni Mitchell Songs in My Head
“I don’t know,” said El Cap. “It’s a beach parking lot; let’s stay beachy. Everybody likes our quaint alleys because they’re not paved. I think that should hold true for the parking.”
Keeping our Soldiers Here
Saying we should just back out to our own shores is easy, but doing it is more difficult than getting into messes abroad. There are consequences, long and short term.
Gulfport: Helicopter Looking for Something?
What was the helicopter with a spot-light looking for on Tuesday night [June 10] around 10:30?
Not Everything is Equal
Extremists are all the same. They suggest ideas ranging from fascism to anarchy, but punishment doesn’t always appear to be equal.
An Apology to Mayor Kriseman
I suggested the new mayor needed to get in touch with Midtown, the 49th Street Corridor, and Child’s Park, so I suggested he and I take a bike ride through some of the town’s poor black areas. Thursday night, the mayor took me up on my offer.
Aqua Zumba: One of Many Offerings for Adults
Zumba, touted as a “dance-fitness party,” takes a turn for summer with Aqua Zumba classes at St. Pete Beach
Harbormaster Prevents Fuel Spill
Quick work likely kept 500 gallons of fuel out of Clam Bayou, Boca Ciega Bay, and the Gulfport Municipal Marina
O’Maddy’s Loses Recycle Regatta Again
Co-owner Joe Guenther said he was proud to come in third, ahead of fellow waterfront restaurants.
Heroes on Beach Save Boy’s Life
Four heroes help save a little boy from drowning at Gulfport’s Aquamania Event
Gulfport Goes to the Beach
Now in its third year, the Aquamania may finally have found its groove, according to organizer Lori Rosso
Honoring Old Glory
Despite the rain, Gulfport properly retired American flags at this year’s Flag Day ceremony
