Now that Jeb Bush has opted out of running for the U.S. Senate in 2010, the Republican Party will forgo the normal primary process and choose its next senator with a Texas Chain Saw, Battle Royale wrestling match at the Fort Homer Hesterly Armory.
Okay, maybe not. But don't be surprised if the number of GOP candidates surpasses the 2004 total of seven. State Attorney General Bill McCollum becomes the front-runner if he enters, but a moderate will challenge. …
With two African-Americans having launched campaigns, race will be a factor in the St. Petersburg mayoral race. But it's important for black voters to recognize that a candidate doesn't have to share their skin color to best represent their interests. …
For those looking for a job — I'm told a few folks are searching — human resources officers from nearly two dozen local companies will team with the University of South Florida College of Business on Saturday to offer free resume reviews. Check it out from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the USF's College of Business. …
Seen on a bumper sticker: PMS allows women once a month to act like men do every day. …
Like most, I'm excited the Rays signed Pat Burrell, but who's going to be the closer? Troy Percival? Oh, boy. …
If your heart has been hardened by these difficult times, consider softening it up at next Thursday's WEDU Be More Awards. Nothing warms the soul like seeing some of the area's most worthy nonprofits recognized for the selfless acts that hold this community together.
For ticket and sponsorship information, visit wedu.org/BeMore. …
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