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Cheryl Rogers

Cheryl Rogers is a freelance writer and editor who enjoys writing about careers. An ebook author, she also writes Bible Camp Mystery series that shares her faith. She is publisher of New Christian Books Online Magazine and founder of the Mentor Me Career Network, a free online community, offering career consulting, coaching and career information. Now a wife and mother, Cheryl discovered her love of writing as a child when she became enthralled with Nancy Drew mysteries. She earned her bachelor's degree in Journalism and Sociology from Loyola University in New Orleans. While working at Loyola's Personnel Office, she discovered her passion for helping others find jobs. A Miami native, Cheryl moved to the Temple Terrace area in 1985 to work for the former Tampa Tribune

Cheryl Rogers's Latest Articles

The new Florish restaurant is on Dale Mabry Highway across from Plant High School.
New vegan restaurant set to open March 1 in South Tampa

Florish, a fast casual plant-based restaurant, is expecting to open March 1 to meet a demand for healthy fare in South Tampa.

Construction of the new ARK Innovation Center in St. Pete is underway at 1101 4th Street South. The Center is slated to open in July 2023.
ARK Innovation Center in St. Pete expects to have global impact

The ARK Innovation Center planned for St. Petersburg’s Innovation District is expected to become a major influencer in the state’s tech, fintech, and science industries.

Hillsborough County Tax Collector Nancy Millan
Early adopter: Hillsborough tax collector employs chatbot

Next time you need to pay your taxes or purchase a license in Hillsborough County, you may get help from Sophie, a new AI bot designed to improve efficiency and access.

Synapse 2018
Synapse Summit is back, bigger and better in 2022

Hot technologies, including the virtual world of metaverse, are the focus of the fifth annual Synapse in downtown Tampa.

The Startup of the Year Summit was hosted by Lakshmi Shenoy and her team at Embarc Collective in downtown Tampa.
Tampa Bay Area companies win awards at Startup of the Year Summit

Genesis Systems, Cope Notes, and Trustate of Tampa, are among the winners at the 2022 Startup of the Year Summit held in downtown Tampa.

The shipping container housing development includes a courtyard for neighbors to gather.
Shipping containers to be converted into low-cost rental homes in St. Pete

Stress Free Construction of Tampa is getting ready to convert shipping containers into a low-cost housing development designed by Carbon Design + Architecture near Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg.

A young woman learns to use a serger machine.
Tampa Hackerspace: A place for makers to grow, develop new careers

What’s new at Tampa Hackerspace? Winners of a 2017 Cube Quest Challenge are waiting for their mini-satellite to blast into deep space aboard the rocket Artemis. The sculptor who created the popular T-Rex skull, Mabel, is planning more critters. And girls are being taught to code.

The Related Group expects to start construction on Rome Yard in West Tampa in the early months of 2024.
10 projects to watch in 2022 as building boom continues in Tampa

Affordable housing is in the works for West Tampa. Construction soon begins on a multi-use development that will connect downtown Tampa's Central Park/ENCORE! and Channel District with Ybor City neighborhoods. And construction has begun in Plant City on a brand new hospital.

Tampa Bay Wave helps entrepreneurs accelerate innovation through world-class programs and networks.
New fintech accelerator aims to quickly grow Tampa Bay Area tech companies

The Tampa Bay Wave is accepting applications for its new fintech accelerator through Feb. 28. Learn more about the process.

Dr. Patrick Zhang, research director of phosphate beneficiation and mining at Florida Polytechnic University’s Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute (FIPR), shows a solution containing various rare earth elements in the institute’s lab.
Energy funds study that could lead to new industry for Florida

A Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute study can help position the state to become a U.S. supplier of the rare earth elements used to manufacture green energy and tech gadgets.

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