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Iconic Dairy Inn in St. Petersburg to Make Way for Luxury Townhomes

In a significant development for St. Petersburg’s Crescent Lake area, the iconic Dairy Inn, a longtime ice cream shop, is set to be replaced by a luxury townhome project. Owned

Closure Looms for Dunedin Coca-Cola Plant After Years-Long Delay

In a long-anticipated move, Coca-Cola has confirmed the imminent closure of its Dunedin plant, a decision initially announced in 2020 but significantly delayed. The closure, originally slated for late 2021,

St. Petersburg’s Central Avenue: A Neutral Overview of the $14.75 Million Development Deal

The recent sale of the 1100 block of Central Avenue in St. Petersburg for $14.75 million marks a significant development in the ongoing efforts to revitalize the area. Fort Lauderdale-based

Fresh Choices in St. Pete: Whole Foods Market Opens Doors on February 28th

Residents of St. Petersburg, Florida, have reason to rejoice as the city’s first Whole Foods Market is set to open its doors on February 28th. This eagerly awaited addition to

Overtime Pay Oversight: All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction in Hot Water Again

A Clearwater-based construction company recently faced consequences for violating federal overtime pay laws, resulting in significant back wages and damages owed to its employees. The U.S. Department of Labor disclosed

A Farewell Announcement: Palmer’s Hardware and the End of an Era

Palmer’s Hardware, a longstanding establishment in St. Petersburg, has been a reliable resource for shoppers seeking niche tools or specific parts, coupled with the charm of friendly conversations. However, the

Tampa’s King State Faces Financial Strain Amid Prolonged Road Closure

King State, a popular cafe and bar in Tampa, is grappling with financial challenges as a result of an extended road closure due to ongoing construction. Tim McTague, co-founder of

New Sunday Market Debuts in St. Pete, Fostering Community and Local Commerce

St. Petersburg residents have something new to look forward to as Tampa Bay Markets introduces the Sunday Market St. Pete, set to kick off this weekend at St. Petersburg High

Breadcoin Initiative: Nourishing Tampa’s Homeless and Small Businesses Alike

In a bid to support Tampa’s homeless population, Breadcoin has introduced a unique form of currency that circulates downtown, providing individuals with the means to purchase meals at participating restaurants

The Shape of Influence: How Button Design Affects Online Shopping Behavior

In the realm of online shopping, the design of buttons can play a crucial role in consumer behavior, according to a recent study conducted by the University of South Florida