Posted by Taylor Heckart | Sep 17, 2026 Petersburg’s Borough Assembly has accepted an $8.8 million federal grant for a haul-out project at Scow Bay, located a few miles south of town. The borough is one step closer to making the more than $14.3 million…
St. Pete Pride announced on social media today that it must raise at least $289,000 by Nov. 30 to pay remaining expenses from this year’s celebration and put the organization on stable footing for 2027. New president Trent Brock said sponsorships fell while…
A proposed charter amendment would allow port leases of up to 25 years without a citywide referendum. St. Petersburg voters will decide whether to give city officials more flexibility in negotiating long-term leases at the Port of St. Petersburg. “It would…
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