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  1. Visit St. Pete-Clearwater CEO leaves county tourism agency
    Earlier today• Pinellas
    A view of Clearwater Beach on Friday, Mar 10, 2023, off Pinellas County.
  2. How Caitlin Clark helped get me through a health scare
    Earlier today• Life & Culture
    A small stroke briefly robbed Roy Peter Clark of his words.
  3. Could this Tampa Publix be a blueprint for future stores?
    Earlier today• Business
    Outside the Publix at 3617 W Gandy Blvd. in Tampa, the first of Publix's prototype stores the brand is focusing on as it steers away from GreenWise Markets.
  5. Cirque du Soleil is coming to St. Petersburg’s Tropicana Field in 2024
    Yesterday• Entertainment
    Cirque du Soleil BAZZAR is coming to St. Petersburg.
  6. Man who entered alligator enclosure at Busch Gardens arrested, Tampa police say
    Yesterday• Crime
    Jacob Pursifull was arrested days after he entered the alligator enclosure at Busch Gardens and posted video of it on social media, Tampa police said.
  7. Why this St. Petersburg gallery draws glass artists from all over the world
    Yesterday• Visual Arts
    Artists Natalie Tyler, left, and Kiki Dufault, unveil their collaborative glass sculptures from a kiln in front of an audience at the Duncan McClellan Gallery on Saturday, May 6, 2023, in St. Petersburg.
  8. Plant City wants to save historic school building
    Yesterday• History
    The exterior of the 1914 Plant City High School Community Center in Plant City.
  9. Luke Combs adds second Tampa concert to his world tour
    June 5• Music News
    Country artist Luke Combs performs at the 2022 CMA Music Festival in downtown Nashville, Tenn.
  10. Top Tampa Bay area events for the week of June 5-11
    June 5• Things To Do
    Performances such as this silk act can be seen in the Summer Circus Spectacular in Sarasota.
  11. In Tampa, drag shows date back 125 years
    June 5• History
    John Lind, once among the world’s most renowned female impersonators, performed in Tampa in 1917.
  12. In Key Largo, an island retreat with all the amenities
    June 4• Bay Magazine
    Guests at Playa Largo Resort and Spa in Key Largo can roast marshmallows by a beachside fire pit.
  13. Savor the Gulf Coast elegance of Naples
    June 4• Travel
    Fifth Avenue in downtown Naples, Florida is known for its high-end shopping.
  14. Tampa’s ArtsiPhartsi is back in crafty business
    June 4• Bay Magazine
    Carmen Barkett poses for a portrait at ArtsiPhartsi in Tampa.
  15. Try these 3 iconic Florida restaurant experiences
    June 3• Bay Magazine
    Joe's Stone Crab in Miami Beach ships stone crabs throughout the United States.
  16. Former owner of Ralph’s San Ann Liquors and Restaurant in Pasco County was ‘beloved’
    June 3• Life & Culture
    In 1982, San Antonio, Fla., officials were sworn in to office. From left: Ted Schrader, Marguerite Limbrechet and Ralph Jones. Jones was born and raised in San Antonio and, after returning from the Korean War, developed several businesses that still operate today.
  17. Straz CEO Greg Holland wants to try new things with Tampa Bay arts
    June 2• Arts
    Greg Holland, president and CEO of the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts addresses the group Café con Tampa on Friday.
  18. Judge removes himself from Disney case but not at DeSantis’ behest
    June 2• Politics
    People visit the Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., April 18, 2022. A federal judge overseeing the First Amendment lawsuit that Walt Disney Parks filed against Gov. Ron DeSantis and others is disqualifying himself, but not because of bias claims made by the Florida governor.
  19. Downtown St. Petersburg soon to get summer camp themed bar
    June 2• Bars & Breweries
    Summer Camp St. Pete announced Friday, June 2, 2023 that it will open in the Grand Central District this year.
  20. Concern for baby eagles prompts cancellation of fireworks at Threshers stadium
    June 2• Environment
    A pair of American bald eagle chicks sit in their nest atop a cellular communications tower Tuesday at U.S. 19 North near Drew Street in Clearwater.
  21. St. Pete Yacht Club to be torn down, rebuilt in 5 years. Here’s why.
    June 2• News
    The St. Petersburg Yacht Club is seen in this Google Earth image.
  22. New Tampa Bay History Center exhibit tells 500 years of Black history
    June 2• History
    Curtis Stokes, chairperson of the Tampa Bay History Center board of trustees, looks at items on display before the ribbon-cutting ceremony as he walks through the new permanent Black history exhibit at the center. The new exhibit, Travails and Triumphs, chronicles over 500 years of Black history in the Tampa Bay area.
  23. ‘All the Sinners Bleed’ another dark gem of Southern noir from S.A. Cosby
    June 1• Books
    S.A. Cosby's new novel is "All the Sinners Bleed."
  24. LGBTQ+ people flock to Florida for Gay Days festival
    June 1• Florida
    A statue of Walt Disney and Micky Mouse stands in front of the Cinderella Castle at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista in 2019. Tens of thousands of LGBTQ+ people are flocking to Florida's theme parks and hotels to go on thrill rides, dance at all-night parties and lounge poolside in a decades-long tradition known as Gay Days.
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