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Back to brick for Ybor’s Seventh Avenue
Construction crews have started work on a project returning Ybor City's main drag Seventh Avenue to a brick road.
Enter projects in the 42nd annual Planning & Design Awards
The Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission is accepting entries for the 42nd annual Planning & Design Awards.
Local students test their engineering skills at USF-Selmon Bridge Building Competition
Originally launched in the 1980s, the annual USF-Selmon Bridge Building Competition lets Bay Area middle and high school students put their engineering skills to the test.
Hometown astronaut Nicole Stott mixes art and science at Leepa-Rattner
Hometown astronaut, artist and alumnus Nicole Stott visited St. Petersburg College's Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art to spotlight the natural connection between science and art.
Tampa holds information session on proposed downtown roundabout
City of Tampa officials will hold a public information session during Riverfest on Saturday to share details and get feedback on a roundabout planned downtown at Laurel Street and Doyle Carlton Drive.
Florida grant to help vets, spouses transition to civilian careers
A Florida “Get There Faster Grant” will help veterans transition to high-demand jobs in the aviation sector.
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.
Cranes mark ongoing reconstruction of Howard Frankland Bridge connecting Tampa, St. Pete
A new design and additional lanes under construction on the Howard Frankland Bridge should make commuting across Tampa Bay easier, even for walkers and bicyclists.
NASA opens patent portfolio to HCC, USF students in Tampa
NASA has broadened access to its patent portfolio, enabling Tampa Bay Area entrepreneurship students at Hillsborough Community College and the University of South Florida to begin exploring how to commercialize NASA technology.
Back to brick for Ybor’s Seventh Avenue
Construction crews have started work on a project returning Ybor City's main drag Seventh Avenue to a brick road.
Enter projects in the 42nd annual Planning & Design Awards
The Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission is accepting entries for the 42nd annual Planning & Design Awards.
Local students test their engineering skills at USF-Selmon Bridge Building Competition
Originally launched in the 1980s, the annual USF-Selmon Bridge Building Competition lets Bay Area middle and high school students put their engineering skills to the test.
Hometown astronaut Nicole Stott mixes art and science at Leepa-Rattner
Hometown astronaut, artist and alumnus Nicole Stott visited St. Petersburg College's Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art to spotlight the natural connection between science and art.
Tampa holds information session on proposed downtown roundabout
City of Tampa officials will hold a public information session during Riverfest on Saturday to share details and get feedback on a roundabout planned downtown at Laurel Street and Doyle Carlton Drive.
Florida grant to help vets, spouses transition to civilian careers
A Florida “Get There Faster Grant” will help veterans transition to high-demand jobs in the aviation sector.
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.
Cranes mark ongoing reconstruction of Howard Frankland Bridge connecting Tampa, St. Pete
A new design and additional lanes under construction on the Howard Frankland Bridge should make commuting across Tampa Bay easier, even for walkers and bicyclists.
NASA opens patent portfolio to HCC, USF students in Tampa
NASA has broadened access to its patent portfolio, enabling Tampa Bay Area entrepreneurship students at Hillsborough Community College and the University of South Florida to begin exploring how to commercialize NASA technology.
