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Leon “Tes One” Bedore, 45, of Tampa, poses for a portrait in front of his piece, "Midnight Marauder," right, in St. Petersburg. This piece is exhibited with several other works of his art at the Morean Arts Center in a solo show entitled "Good Intentions: A Retrospective of Catchin' Wreck by Tes One."
Check out Tes One’s retrospective at the Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg
“Good Intentions: A Retrospective of Catchin’ Wreck by Tes One” runs through Oct. 25.
35 ways to celebrate Oktoberfest in the Tampa Bay area
Oktoberfest 2019 at the German American Club of the Palm Beaches. This year's Oktoberfest festivities start cranking up this week in the Tampa Bay area.
The oompah of the annual holiday has arrived.
Sunday cooking: Making focaccia from scratch
Focaccia bread made from scratch
While the ingredients are out, make a loaf of no-knead crusty bread, too.
‘Parker Lewis,’ ‘Stargate’ actor is moving to Tampa Bay to make films
Actor Corin Nemec is moving to the Tampa Bay area to make independent movies.
Corin Nemec made the decision after working with a local production company and meeting a woman.

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  1. Taylor Swift reportedly may headline Super Bowl halftime show
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Taylor Swift may soon fulfill her fans’ wildest dreams, headlining next year’s Super Bowl halftime show, a trio of sources told Variety Friday.
  2. Exhibit claiming to show Banksy art works is coming to Tampa
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    A screenshot from the website for the exhibit "Banksyland," which claims to show Banksy works. It's coming to Tampa in November.
  3. Hilary Mantel, award-winning author of ‘Wolf Hall’ trilogy, dies at 70
    Yesterday• Arts
    Hilary Mantel, author of the "Wolf Hall" trilogy, has died at 70.
  5. Furniture, plant boutiques coming to Water Street Tampa
    Yesterday• Business
    Yura Vine Brothers will open a new plant boutique in Water Street Tampa's Cora apartment building at 1011 E Cumberland Ave.
  6. La Segunda’s Raymond Moré, a 3rd-generation bakery owner, left a legacy of caring
    Yesterday• History
    Raymond Moré was a third-generation owner of La Segunda Central Bakery in Ybor City. He is pictured in this Times archive photo with loaves of his family's Cuban bread.
  7. I guess we’re supposed to use BeReal now, and I’m tired
    Yesterday• Opinion
    BeReal on the App Store displayed on a phone screen.
  8. Steve Martin play gets a fitting encore at this Tampa theater
    Sep. 22• Stage
    Jobsite Theater's production of Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin Agile" runs through Oct. 9, 2022 in Tampa.
  9. Sunday cooking: Making focaccia from scratch
    Sep. 22• Cooking
    Focaccia bread made from scratch
  10. Robot pets help St. Petersburg seniors make friends
    Sep. 22• Health
    Jack Rickert, a 96-year-old resident of The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay, pats Irish, a robotic dog, on Wednesday in St. Petersburg. Several retirement community residents own interactive pets that can bark, purr, turn their heads, roll over and more.
  11. Book Talk: Poets celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Studio@620
    Sep. 22• Life & Culture
    USF professor Natalie Scenters-Zapico will be one of the poets reading in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month..
  12. Check out Tes One’s retrospective at the Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg
    Sep. 22• Visual Arts
    Leon “Tes One” Bedore, 45, of Tampa, poses for a portrait in front of his piece, "Midnight Marauder," right, in St. Petersburg. This piece is exhibited with several other works of his art at the Morean Arts Center in a solo show entitled "Good Intentions: A Retrospective of Catchin' Wreck by Tes One."
  13. Family, identity at the heart of Jonathan Escoffery’s ‘If I Survive You’
    Sep. 22• Books
    Jonathan Escoffery, author of "If I Survive You," grew up in Miami.
  14. ‘Parker Lewis,’ ‘Stargate’ actor is moving to Tampa Bay to make films
    Sep. 22• Movies
    Actor Corin Nemec is moving to the Tampa Bay area to make independent movies.
  15. Fugitive from St. Petersburg to be featured on national TV crime show
    Sep. 22• Crime
    This wanted poster from the FBI shows Jerold Dunning. The St. Petersburg man was supposed to stand trial on June 19, 1999, on a charge of lewd and lascivious behavior upon a child, but he didn’t show up in court. According to previous Tampa Bay Times reporting, neighbors said they saw him pack up a box truck the night of June 18 and drive away from his home.
  16. Highlander’s Adrian Paul to teach swordplay in Tampa this weekend
    Sep. 21• Things To Do
    'Highlander' actor Adrian Paul, left, will be bringing his traveling swordplay course, 'The Sword Experience', right, to Tampa on Saturday.
  17. DeCosmo Italian Market opens in Pinellas Park, serving family recipes and history
    Sep. 21• Food News
    Brothers Steven, Paul, and Vinny DeCosmo pose for a portrait during a soft opening at the new DeCosmo Italian Market on Saturday, Sept. 17, 2022 in Pinellas Park.
  18. Florida’s ‘real’ tourist attraction is rocket launches
    Sep. 21• Narratives
    The Space Launch System rocket sits on the launch pad at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B as spectators wait across the water at Rotary Riverfront Park in Titusville, hoping to see NASA's Artemis I mission launch.
  19. The Factory, St. Pete is not closing after all
    Sep. 20• Arts
    Artist Ricky Watts of San Francisco works on a sunset-inspired mural on The Factory, St. Pete during Shine Mural Festival in 2021. A news release sent Tuesday by The Factory said “inaccurate social media posts” saying the arts destination would close were made in error and were the result of a “miscommunication.”
  20. Port Tampa Bay increasing parking fees, tariffs on cruise passengers
    Sep. 20• Business
    A gate secures the water side area of Port Tampa Bay's cruise ship Terminal 2 in May. Port commissioners on Tuesday voted to increase more than a dozen tariffs in the coming years, including on cruise ships and passengers.
  21. 77 years later, remains of WW2 pilot from St. Petersburg are identified
    Sep. 20• History
    Newell Franklin Mills Jr. was a St. Petersburg resident and Army Air Forces pilot who went missing when his plane was shot down by Nazi fighters in 1945. His remains were identified earlier this year. On Sept. 13, he was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
  22. 10 striking images of Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral
    Sep. 19• Photos
    Pall bearers carry the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II with the Imperial State Crown resting on top into St. George's Chapel, in Windsor, England, Monday, Sept. 19, 2022, for the committal service for Queen Elizabeth II. (Jeff J Mitchell/Pool Photo via AP)
  23. Alicia Keys serves up stellar performance in Tampa
    Sep. 19• Life & Culture
    15-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer Alicia Keys performs on stage at the Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Event Center as part of her world tour on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022 in Tampa.
  24. New Orlando airport terminal is $2.8 billion bet on Florida tourism
    Sep. 19• Business
    The addition of Terminal C gives Orlando International Airport the ability to handle an additional 12 million passengers at the terminal's 15 new gates.
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