Gulfport Fine Arts Festival: Safe Space for Art
In spite of the challenges, Gulfport Fine Arts Festival will go on with the show while still ensuring a healthy environment for all.
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A Sweet Sixteen Parade
Haley Wyble, of Gulfport’s Teen Council, turned 16 on January 25 with a drive-by extravaganza of first responders.
Gulfport Senior Center Foundation Looks Ahead
The Gulfport Multipurpose Senior Center Foundation canceled and postponed a lot, but new president Ron Coyne is ready to grow involvement.
Home Rule: An Introduction
Jennifer Webb, former member of the Florida State House, District 69, talks about legislation that affects south Pinellas communities.
Letters to the Editor: Jan 28
Letters and commentary to the Gabber for the week of January 28.
What We’re Reading
“What We’re Reading” is a column about readers in the community and the books they love, in their own words.
Gulfport Garage Plays Santa to Mom and Teen
It may have been two weeks after Christmas, but Santa came in the form of Gulfport Garage owner Eric Cudar for a mother and son in need.
Raw Emotion: The Art of Camilla Byrd
In March 2020, Camilla Byrd found $50 worth of forgotten oil paint in a wayward closet. The 29-year-old painter never looked back.
Join Me to Help Get Rescued!
You can help Get Rescued in a bunch of different ways, from volunteering to donating pet food; proceeds go to participating rescue and rehab groups.
Boat Rides, Sammies and a Farewell to Ahern’s
Former Gulfport Police detective tour boat captain, Salty’s Sandwich Shop makes its debut, and the community says goodbye to Ahern’s Auto Care.
Dear Gabby: Neighbors, Dating and Dream Jobs
The Gabber’s semi-regular advice column, Dear Gabby, is here by reader demand. There’s no problem too small for our resident advisor.
Gulfport Gets a Buttonwood for Arbor Day
Gulfport residents and officials assisted in planting a new buttonwood tree at next to the Gulfport Marina on Friday, January 15.