Pasco County is ranked among the top 40 growing counties in the nation, and the primary spur of that growth is Wesley Chapel. Two three planned shopping developments launched in 2009: The Shops at Wiregrass and The Grove. As several expansive, luxury communities complete their development, among them Seven Oaks and Meadow Pointe, large blocks of new corporate parks are emerging along the area’s major east-west roads, leading businesses and medical professionals to relocate their offices and in many cases, their families, to this thriving Tampa suburb.
The Connected City, between Wesley Chapel and San Antonio in Pasco County, is designed to include 37,000 homes and 12 million square feet of commercial space, along with a wellness district and an education center in partnership with Saint Leo University.
Meet four female entrepreneurs working in the Tampa Bay Area to change lives one client at time by focusing on beauty and wellness. Their personal philosophies have led them to provide products that heal and services that inspire.
Looking for a tech job? Vology, World Wide Technology and Connectwise are three Tampa Bay tech firms that are hiring.
Pasco County Schools has invested $3 million in what is described as Florida’s first district built and operated fast-fill compressed natural gas station. It will run its first CNG buses next school year.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay is gearing up for its Summer Day Camp, and full- and part-time positions are available for the summer and beyond.
New donors and small donations are targeted by Give Day Tampa Bay each year to grow the philanthropic base of support for nonprofits and charities serving the Tampa Bay region.
TiE Tampa Bay is holding a Startup Pitch Festival that offers global exposure to winners.
In addition to the much anticipated groundbreaking for the Vinik development on the waterfront in Downtown Tampa, several other major development projects around the Tampa Bay Area expect to see tremendous progress in 2017. Here are a few.
According to the owners of the new restaurant, business is so good, they're already looking at possible sites for another location.
UNION72 restaurant owners say the barbecue space has been lagging behind other concepts when it comes to adopting global flavors and spices. They're aiming to pick up that slack when their restaurant opens next month.
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