Something smells wrong about the city’s ongoing pursuit of the Sugar Hill Group’s lease proposal
‘The developer, who already failed once, now wants to lease the [Tangerine Plaza] from…
economic development
Highest and Best Use
Since Tangerine Plaza was developed 20 years ago, two grocery stores have been opened on…
We Are St. Pete: City news
City council approved the Fiscal Year 2024 budget, and Cohort of Champions Fall Academy…
St. Pete City Council approves multi-family zoning change for about 2,900 properties
Almost 2,900 eligible St. Petersburg communities and property owners can convert their…
Mayor Ken Welch makes decision on TPA/Moffitt development
Mayor Ken Welch has determined the TPA/Moffitt project does not provide sufficient…
Social Action Funding Grant applications sought
Applicant organizations applying to the Social Action Funding Grant Program must be…
Mayor Welch proposes a fresh take on Tangerine Plaza
Tangerine Plaza has sat empty these past five years as nutrition insecurity, and chronic…
Mayor Ken Welch, city leaders break ground on Jordan Park redevelopment
Jordan Park, once revitalized, will feature a newly constructed 60-unit mid-rise…
SPC economic equity and inclusion initiatives align with mayor’s priorities
On Tuesday, Jan. 11, Mayor Ken Welch introduced priorities for his administration, and…
Ways you can be involved
ST. PETERSBURG — There are two ways for residents to provide input regarding the…
Brayboys buy back the block
Carolyn and Elihu Brayboy continue to buy property on the 22nd Street Corridor to stave…
Federal grant for south St. Pete
BY FRANK DROUZAS, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG — The Tampa Bay Black Business Investment…
How will Greenlight Pinellas help economic development?
BY WATSON HAYNES, Guest Columnist ST. PETERSBURG – As more and more Pinellas County…
Project Alpha Helps Cultivate Teen Boys
Project Alpha was developed to assist African American teenage boys in south St.…