Cheaper Than Landfills: How Well Gulfport Recycles – Really
Does Gulfport recycle enough? Long story short: Gulfport’s doing great. We could do better. Here’s how.
Things to Do in Gulfport, South Pinellas Beaches Nov. 17-24
Some of what’s on tap this week includes IndieFaire, Sanding Ovations on Treasure Island, and an early Thanksgiving dinner you won’t want to miss.
Final Approval Given to Beach Drive Applications
Gulfport City Council has officially vacated the right-of-way for three parcels along what is known as Beach Drive. The second reading of the ordinance and final vote took place Nov. 15.
Friday Night Lights: Lakewood Advances to Region Semifinals
The Lakewood Spartans opened the 2022 postseason in fine fashion, rolling over Clearwater 42-13 to delight the fans in what will almost certainly be their last home game of the season.
School Fundraiser Nets $19K Under the Stars
Gulf Beaches Elementary Magnet School hosted a movie under the stars and auction on Nov. 4 and raised $19K for classroom grants. It was a true community effort, says PTA Vice President Tiffany Crosson.
Gulfport Gives Back to Women’s Health
Local organizations and women owned businesses give back to their community of women by donating to the Sonia Plotnick Women’s Health Fund.
Tampa Bay Lends Hand for Hurricane Ian Relief
From one beach to another, here’s how Tampa Bay raised money for Hurricane Ian relief.
Why Our Critic Loved Tampa Rep’s ‘Doll House 2’
Nora’s back, and she’s on a mission. Even people who don’t love Ibsen will love this production, which runs through Nov. 20 at Tampa Rep at Stageworks.
Free Thanksgiving Dinner in Treasure Island
Paradise Lutheran Church held its annual Thanksgiving dinner for anyone looking to come together with other people in their community to celebrate the holiday.
Review: Fall-Inspired Beer on St. Pete Beach
Pumpkin spice, cranberries, and pecans – Mastry’s Brewing Co. launched their fall beer selections at the beginning of October. The Gabber reviews their speciality seasonal brews.
New Novel Explores Youth of a Florida Legend
Florida history buffs know that Marjory Stoneman Douglas was a pioneering activist for women’s writes and environmental conservation. But who was she before she became an icon? Lori McMullen’s biofiction, Among the Beautiful Beasts, imagines her formative years.
Utility Improvements Moving Full Speed Ahead
Motorists, homeowners, and pedestrians in and around Gulfport have no doubt noticed in recent weeks random streets being blocked and utility trucks with work crews on the ground as well in buckets as up in the air. Here’s why.
