The City of Largo truly lives within its means. It doesn’t issue bonds. It doesn’t go into debt. It saves, and then spends – a rarity in most public and private circles. The city puts a premium on quality of life, providing a wide array of recreational options for its residents, young and old. An active public library and a busy cultural arts center help host a full slate of special events and recreational activities. Pinellas County’s third-largest city with 75,000 residents, Largo stands out as one of the most affordable housing markets in Florida, and, as a result, many families buy their first homes here. Largo’s economic base boasts a wide variety of manufacturers.
The first three years of a child’s life can shape everything that follows. Turbo Babies, a free program from the Juvenile Welfare Board (JWB) of Pinellas County, is focused on […]
Back-to-school supply drives and giveaways provide crucial resources to the Tampa Bay region's economically disadvantaged students and families.
A look at the arts events and exhibits around Tampa Bay in July
Our epic guide to holiday events in Tampa Bay.
The 11th SHINE Mural Festival and Creative Pinellas' Arts Annual 8 are a sample of Tampa Bay's arts happenings.
Our arts roundup has the Ybor Arts Tour, Halloween-themed events, and more.
Co-founded by renowned dancer and educator Heather Ossola, Coastal Ballet of Florida offers Tampa Bay audiences a homegrown classical ballet company.
Pinellas County Commission Chair Brian Scott proposes the county stop funding its local arts agency, Creative Pinellas, in the budget year starting October 1.
For Largo, Pinellas Park, Clearwater, and Oldsmar, city construction projects are part of the effort to revitalize key areas of the community.
George and Sarah Brooks have taken The Book Rescuers from a yard sale in their driveway to a 14,400 square-foot warehouse location that's part bookstore, part community gathering place.
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