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Scientology Affiliate to Buy Tampa Bay TV Station for $30M

An affiliate of the Church of Scientology has agreed to buy Tampa Bay television station WFTT-TV for $30 million, taking ownership of a broadcaster that has aired the church’s programming since 2022 if the deal receives federal approval. Entravision Communications Corporation signed the agreement Nov. 3 with Sunset Boulevard...

Tampa Bay Area, FL · 2d
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More Than 900 Booths Fill Oldsmar Flea Market Every Weekend Near Tampa

Some weekend plans start with a list, and the best ones end with a vintage bracelet for twelve dollars and a bag of custom Lego figures. Just northwest of Tampa, a sprawling market has handed out finds like that for decades. Families who shopped here as kids now bring their...

Oldsmar, FL · 1d
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Tampa Bay Times

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Florida may buy a 30-acre property on Clearwater Beach. It comes with a big house

Top Florida officials will vote Tuesday whether to spend $20.5 million on a 30-acre property at the northern tip of Clearwater Beach, according to an agenda for the upcoming Cabinet meeting.

Clearwater, FL · 2d

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130-acre Derby Lane redevelopment plans revealed, including housing and a new casino in north St. Pete

A 380-home apartment and townhome community has been proposed for the eastern side of Derby Lane in north St. Pete, while a later phase calls for demolishing the existing casino building and rebuilding it elsewhere on the property. The planned redevelopment of the 130-acre site at 10490 Gandy Boulevard North...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d
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Places This Week: Jungle Prada Steckler Estate lists

The Steckler Estate, a Beaux-Arts-style residence located at 1336 Country Club Road N. in the Jungle Prada neighborhood of St. Petersburg, has listed for sale with an asking price of $2.68 million. Built in 1924, the two-story home, along with a separate carriage house, sits on a 0.62-acre corner lot....

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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After Bruce Levitt’s Death, Tree Companies Step In to Help His Seminole Family

Damaged trees were removed at no cost from a Seminole home after 73-year-old Bruce Levitt was killed while trying to clear branches from the property. The Australian pines at 10779 64th Avenue were damaged during Hurricane Milton in 2024. Leota, Levitt’s sister-in-law, said some of the tall trees were diseased and weakened, and the family had spent about two years trying to find help removing them. She said the trees were already on the property when the family bought the home and described them as non-invasive. Florida agriculture officials classify Australian pines as nonnative and invasive in the state.

Seminole, FL · 1d

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Hold my beer: Owner says Jannus Live concert venue not for sale

To paraphrase Mark Twain, news of the death of the Jannus Live concert venue has been greatly exaggerated. Real estate developer Tony Amico, who owns the 11,000-square-foot downtown courtyard where concerts have been staged since 1984, says a real estate listing announcing the venue for sale was in error. What’s...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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Local shop says Hemp-derived THC rule will force layoffs and store closure

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. — Some hemp products containing certain synthetic cannabinoids will be classified as controlled substances starting Thursday, and a broader federal change set for Dec. 11 could have a major impact on businesses selling hemp-derived THC products. The new federal rule will make any product containing more...

Hillsborough County, FL · 2d

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20 years later, Allegiant dominates St. Pete-Clearwater Int'l Airport with 98% of flights

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Allegiant Airlines is celebrating 20 years at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE), where the budget carrier now accounts for 98% of commercial flights. What started as a small operation in 2006 has grown into a major success story for both the airline and airport. As...

Clearwater, FL · 1d

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Five Real Estate Agents Across the USA Recognized for Local Expertise and Client Service

St. Petersburg, Florida, United States - November 14, 2026 - Real estate remains a local business, shaped by neighborhood dynamics, property types, and market conditions that vary widely from one region to the next. The five professionals profiled here work in different states and different segments of the market, and each has built an established practice on detailed local knowledge and long term client relationships.

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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St. Pete’s condo boom brings a wave of commercial space

Downtown St. Petersburg has added hundreds of luxury condominiums in recent years, but the new towers aren’t just places to live. They also bring office space, restaurants and storefronts that developers are trying to fill. At 400 Central, about 25,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space remains available, including...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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Downtown concert venue Jannus Live up for sale

Jannus Landing, the downtown St. Petersburg building that includes the Jannus Live concert venue, is up for sale. The Jannus Landing Retail Building LLC has listed the two-story, 10,500 square foot structure at 200 1st Avenue N. for $11.5 million. The organization’s Registered Agent Megan Barnes is also Manager of...

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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Pinellas Park Plan Would Raze Closed Applebee's for Drive-Thru Bank

A closed Applebee's at Shoppes at Park Place is set to come down. The restaurant would be razed as part of a larger redevelopment at the Pinellas Park center, and a drive-thru bank could take the pad it leaves behind. The larger piece already has a council vote on it....

Pinellas Park, FL · 1d

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St. Petersburg company strikes deal to launch military rockets from open ocean

St. Petersburg-based Seagate Space has signed a long-term agreement with defense contractor Kratos Defense & Security Solutions to launch rockets from a vessel stationed offshore, with the first mission planned for 2027 and additional launches expected in subsequent years. The agreement, announced Nov. 10, comes as Seagate has signed its...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

Tampa Bay Times

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Grand opening of Tampa Bay region’s 2nd Ikea store is days away

The Tampa Bay region’s second IKEA store is set to open Wednesday at University Town Center in Sarasota. The 48,000-square-foot store is a smaller footprint than IKEA’s typical furniture warehouse, but the location will offer more than 3,000 products for sale and the Swedish company’s trademark restaurant.

Sarasota, FL · 2d

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Ferg’s owner discusses entrepreneurship at USF forum

Ferg’s Sports Bar and Grill owner Mark Ferguson was not initially a restaurateur. Prior to opening his St. Petersburg-based establishment, Ferguson was a physical education teacher at Southside Fundamental Middle School. However, he saw an opportunity to create a space to bring sports fans together. The entrepreneur eventually acquired...

Tampa, FL · 21h

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STORM Healthy Energy opens drink shop in St. Pete

While attending college, Molly Mills and her fiancé, Cole Schaller, began creating electrolyte beverages with minerals, vitamins and natural sources of caffeine. The couple would ultimately launch STORM Healthy Energy, which recently opened a St. Petersburg location at 2600 4th Street N. Initially, Mills and Schaller would go to...

St. Petersburg, FL · 18h

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Over 130 Vendors Take Over This Florida Waterfront Park for One Saturday Every Month

More than 130 vendors show up at one waterfront park on a single Saturday each month. Then they pack up and vanish until next time. I like how that makes every market day feel like a small event worth circling on the calendar. The organizers say about 35 of those...

Clearwater, FL · 4d

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A developer's long-sought Downtown Lakeland plan may soon be revived

There will be a second chance for Lakeland officials and a local developer to reach a deal that could revive a desolate stretch of downtown, if past disagreements don't get in the way. Lakeland officials will consider approving a redevelopment agreement between Lakeland Community Redevelopment Agency and two entities, FURC1 LLC and Thelma Project LLC, both affiliated with Lakeland developer Gregory Fancelli. If approved, the deal could radically change Massachusetts Avenue north of Lakeland Police Department to U.S. 98/Bartow Road. "I consider this a very significant project that I'm honored to be asked to be a part of," attorney Bart Allen said at the Nov. 5 CRA meeting. "As someone who lives in the downtown area, I see this as something that's transformational for the City of Lakeland." Fancelli previously told The Ledger he has been working on ambitious plans to develop North Massachusetts Avenue since 2016. The redevelopment deal, up for a vote Nov. 16, revives a deal with the city pre-COVID in 2020. The Ledger reached out to Fancelli and Brooke Agnini, who represented FURC1 and Thelma Project at the Lakeland CRA meeting held Nov. 5. Agnini declined to comment on the proposed agreement until after the Nov.

Lakeland, FL · 2d