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Report Finds Over 10% of Young People in Pinellas Not Employed — But There’s a Solution
March Job Fair to Connect Employers and Veterans in the Tampa Bay Area
Move Over, Gyms and Pools: Renters Want Pet Areas and Happy Hour
CSHP Offers New Veteran Training Opportunities
Tampa Property Taxes Have Surged Nearly 60% in Tampa Since 2019
Report Finds Over 10% of Young People in Pinellas Not Employed — But There’s a Solution
March Job Fair to Connect Employers and Veterans in the Tampa Bay Area
Climate First Bank Reduces Solar Loan Rates for Increased Access to Sustainable Living
CSHP Offers New Veteran Training Opportunities
Tampa Property Taxes Have Surged Nearly 60% in Tampa Since 2019
Move Over, Gyms and Pools: Renters Want Pet Areas and Happy Hour
Climate First Bank Reduces Solar Loan Rates for Increased Access to Sustainable Living
David Dennis Announces Retirement from Eckerd Connects
Keidrian Kunkel Selected to Lead CareerSource Hillsborough Pinellas
Free Performances at The Straz Center Celebrate the Many Cultures of Tampa Bay
More than 12 percent of young people aged 15 to 24 in Pinellas County are no longer in school and not actively working, according...
CareerSource Hillsborough Pinellas (CSHP) is hosting another job fair, this time focusing on veterans and employers value the skills, knowledge, and attributes veterans attain...
Climate First Bank has announced its re-envisioned Residential Solar Loan product featuring a new 30-year term with an interest rate of 7.83% and a 7.99% APR*....
CareerSource Hillsborough Pinellas and Statewide Workforce Development-Florida Department of Transportation are teaming up to offer two training bootcamps that will equip local veterans for careers in...
A federally funded summer work program for underprivileged youth is turning out to be a boon for local Pinellas County employers desperately seeking workers....
The Emergency Care Help Organization, or ECHO, is a nonprofit that offers services to those in need. They have begun to expand their Riverview...
With the expansion of the city’s Pride celebration from one weekend to a month-long stretch, St. Pete Pride will include a We Are Family...
Seventy bicycle enthusiasts hit downtown Tampa recently for a Bike to Work Ride and Rally, shining a spotlight on Mayor Jane Castor’s transportation initiatives....
The Florida Department of Transportation is seeking input for the art features that will be placed on the southbound/westbound span of the Howard Frankland...
Connor O’Brien and Trevor Clair were separately in search of an alligator on the Eckerd College campus last fall when they struck up a...
Healthcare will be a major focus of this year’s Florida Business Analytics Forum, taking place on Thursday. The event is hosted by the University...
Applications are now open for ANYTOWN, an annual program for teens from different cultures, faiths, races and sexual orientation to come together for a...
An Ybor City business that specializes in making people comfortable before they “face plant” in bed at night is donating 3,000 pairs of slippers...
Inspired by a book about a girl who started a lemonade stand to help kids with pediatric cancer, 9-year-old Delanie Dennis set out on...