From COVID, a front porch jazz concert series is born in Hyde Park
When COVID hit, a group of musician friends took their weekly playing session outdoors, launching the Front Porch Jazz series in Tampa's Hyde Park.
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Nonprofit A Mother’s Arms embraces parents under stress
After two-year-old Jordan Belliveau was killed by his mother in 2018, Chantala Davis launched A Mother's Arms to make a difference in the lives of young parents and their children.
Buzz: Tampa Train Day returns this Saturday
After a three-year hiatus, Tampa Train Day returns to Tampa Union Station this Saturday.
Passion for paddling builds blossoming kayak tour business at Weedon Island
Noah Shaffer's passion for paddling and environmental conservation has built a successful kayak tour company exploring Weedon Island Preserve and Boca Ciega Bay.
Step into Florida’s natural past at Dunedin’s Gladys E. Douglas Preserve
Dunedin's Gladys E. Douglas Preserve is open to the public following a grassroots community effort to save the land from development that gained support from environmental groups, charitable organizations and local governments.
From COVID testing to prosthetics for zoo animals: 3D printing at USF Health and TGH
USF Health and Tampa General Hospital's innovative use of 3D printing enhances care in several specialties and recently earned national recognition.
Foundation For a Healthy St. Petersburg reopens Center for Health Equity to the community
Following two years as a COVID vaccine and testing site, the nonprofit Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg has reopened its Center for Health Equity with a vision to make it a community space for organizations and individuals working for racial and health equity.
At St. Pete Youth Farm, MLK Day of Service makes a difference
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service helps the nonprofit St. Pete Youth Farm gain exposure for its mission and attract new volunteers.
Commentary: Childhood vaccinations are safe and effective
Thomas Unnasch, a professor with the USF Health College of Public Health and infectious diseases expert, discusses the importance of getting children vaccinated.
BAM! makes children masters of art at Brandon Boys & Girls Club
The Brandon Art Masters (BAM!) program at the Carey Family Boys & Girls Club of Brandon develops a love of art, social skills and a sense of self-esteem in children from kindergarten through fifth grade.
Nonprofit A Mother’s Arms embraces parents under stress
After two-year-old Jordan Belliveau was killed by his mother in 2018, Chantala Davis launched A Mother's Arms to make a difference in the lives of young parents and their children.
Buzz: Tampa Train Day returns this Saturday
After a three-year hiatus, Tampa Train Day returns to Tampa Union Station this Saturday.
Passion for paddling builds blossoming kayak tour business at Weedon Island
Noah Shaffer's passion for paddling and environmental conservation has built a successful kayak tour company exploring Weedon Island Preserve and Boca Ciega Bay.
Step into Florida’s natural past at Dunedin’s Gladys E. Douglas Preserve
Dunedin's Gladys E. Douglas Preserve is open to the public following a grassroots community effort to save the land from development that gained support from environmental groups, charitable organizations and local governments.
From COVID testing to prosthetics for zoo animals: 3D printing at USF Health and TGH
USF Health and Tampa General Hospital's innovative use of 3D printing enhances care in several specialties and recently earned national recognition.
Foundation For a Healthy St. Petersburg reopens Center for Health Equity to the community
Following two years as a COVID vaccine and testing site, the nonprofit Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg has reopened its Center for Health Equity with a vision to make it a community space for organizations and individuals working for racial and health equity.
At St. Pete Youth Farm, MLK Day of Service makes a difference
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service helps the nonprofit St. Pete Youth Farm gain exposure for its mission and attract new volunteers.
Commentary: Childhood vaccinations are safe and effective
Thomas Unnasch, a professor with the USF Health College of Public Health and infectious diseases expert, discusses the importance of getting children vaccinated.
BAM! makes children masters of art at Brandon Boys & Girls Club
The Brandon Art Masters (BAM!) program at the Carey Family Boys & Girls Club of Brandon develops a love of art, social skills and a sense of self-esteem in children from kindergarten through fifth grade.
