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British-style pub The Moon Under Water reopens in new Gulfport location

After a five-year hiatus, British-style pub The Moon Under Water is set to reopen in Gulfport on Monday. Established in 1997 on St. Petersburg’s Beach Drive, the originally British-colonial-style pub is leaning more traditional almost 30 years later, co-owner Mike Crippin said by phone Thursday.

Gulfport, FL · 2d

WFLA

Pinellas County surpasses 100 Dengue fever cases; Florida total over 600

Recently updated data from the Florida Department of Health showed that Dengue fever cases in Pinellas County surpassed 100 in the first week of November.

Pinellas County, FL · 1d

fastfoodclub.com

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 · 2d

hoodline.com

Pinellas Park Plans Eight New Pickleball Courts at Davis Commons

Paddle sports fans in Pinellas Park have a fresh set of courts to look forward to: pickleball and tennis courts are planned for Davis Commons. The courts are at 78th Avenue North and 62nd Street, tucked behind the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Tampa Bay. According to a City...

Pinellas Park, FL · 2d

paradisenewsfl.com

Weekly Tidbits November 12, 2026

Deck the Hulls: Pinellas County Boaters, It’s Time to Join a Holiday Boat Parade. There are some holiday traditions that just feel like Florida, and lighted boat parades are certainly one of them. For generations, boaters and waterfront communities across Pinellas County have celebrated the season by decorating their vessels and taking to the waterways, creating sparkling nighttime spectacles for everyone on shore to enjoy. Learn more at https://www.paradisenewsfl.com/deck-the-hulls/.

Pinellas County, FL · 2d

Bay News 9

St. Petersburg hard-water complaints drop 90% after added treatment

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The drought has changed the drinking water blend, increasing mineral levels that cause hard water which can lead to rust colored water and stains, according to St. Petersburg Public Works Administrator Claude Tankersley. “Our normal blend changed when the drought came, because then during the...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

Tampa Bay Times

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Our food critic named Tampa Bay’s top restaurants. Now it’s your turn

After a year of dining all over the Tampa Bay area and eating hundreds of meals, Tampa Bay Times senior food and dining critic Helen Freund has deemed 50 local restaurants the very best.

Tampa Bay Area, FL · 2d

Tampa Bay Observer

Things to do in Tampa Bay this weekend, Nov. 13-15: Fin Fest at the Pier, St. Pete Run Fest, VegFest and a chocolate festival

The first cool, dry weekend of the season lands on a packed calendar: a new music and ocean festival at the St. Pete Pier, races along the downtown St. Pete waterfront, two free food festivals in Tampa, Doja Cat, and the Lightning at home Saturday.

Tampa, FL · 2d

Tampa Bay Times

Reports of armed people at Boca Ciega High were false, police say

Reports of people wearing ski masks and armed with knives at Boca Ciega High School sent the community into a panic and prompted a brief lockdown last week. Now, police have determined that the reports were false.

Gulfport, FL · 2d

stpetecatalyst.com

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...

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Pick Six Sparks Sharks Strong Second Half Over Gladiators, Advance to Sweet Sixteen

BROOKSVILLE – The Sharks advance to the Sweet 16!. The Nature Coast Tech Sharks (10-1) parlayed a pick-six into a dominating second-half performance as they defeated the Gibbs Gladiators (4-7) by a 27-7 margin at the Shark Tank on Friday night. The first half was a much closer affair...

Brooksville, FL · 1d

Tampa Bay Times

How could the midterm election results change immigration policies in Florida and nationwide?

Virginia Obando wants to believe the midterm election results will bring changes to immigration policies. She said she’s seen many families torn apart in her work with United for the Community, a Pinellas County nonprofit that helps immigrants and low-income families.

Florida · 2d

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Jannus Live is not for sale, owner confirms as neighboring building hits market for $11.5 million

Contrary to recent reports, Jannus Live, the iconic open-air concert venue in downtown St. Petersburg, is not for sale and will continue operating, according to the property's owner. The confusion began when a two-story, 10,500-square-foot commercial building at 200 1st Avenue North, immediately north of the courtyard music venue, was...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

whatnow.com

Vintage Sister Wine Bar Bringing a New Wine Destination to Downtown Largo

Downtown Largo is getting a new place to unwind, with Vintage Sister Wine Bar preparing to open at 514 1st Avenue SW, just across from City Hall. The wine bar is the project of sisters Jessica and Nikki Bowey, who are bringing their shared passion for wine, hospitality and connecting with people together under one roof. Their idea is to create a comfortable, inviting space where guests can enjoy a good glass without feeling they need to be wine experts to appreciate it.

Largo, FL · 2d

tampabay28.com

Forecast: Another cold start Sunday morning

Get ready for a chilly start Sunday morning as lows dip into the 30s for the Nature Coast, with 40s along and south of I-4. Near the water, temps will stay closer to 50 from St Pete south. Sunday afternoon, we'll see all sunshine with warmer afternoon temps compared to...

St. Petersburg, FL · 17h

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Tampa Bay vs. Chi-Town: A Showdown Over Chicago Italian Beef Sandwiches

Piggybacking on last Friday’s venture into Detroit Pizza, we continue our exploration of Midwest specialties with Chicago Italian beef, although this time one of the contestants is actually in Chicago, where we visited last weekend. Al’s #1 Italian Beef*, which opened in 1938, is generally regarded as the first...

tbbwmag.com

Drift Bar to open at Sundial in downtown St. Petersburg

Next Level Brands plans to open Drift Bar, a 150-seat outdoor cocktail bar at Sundial in downtown St. Petersburg, on Nov. 28, adding a second concept to the shopping and dining center after opening Forbici earlier this year. Co-founders Jeff Gigante, Joseph Guggino and Andrew Wright have partnered with Michael Connor, president and CEO of Paradise Ventures, to open the bar in Sundial’s outdoor pavilion. Paradise Ventures and Wright’s Ally Capital Group jointly own the property.

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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

Axios Tampa Bay

The story behind St. Pete's Skyline Building, now a SHINE mural canvas

St. Petersburg 's Skyline Building has lived many lives since it opened in 1961. Why it matters: This week, it's a giant canvas for artists participating in the 12th-annual SHINE Mural Festival . The big picture: By this weekend, four new murals will cover the cylindrical office building and surrounding walls on Dr. Martin Luther King Street North, said Helen French, executive director of the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance, which organizes the festival. Alyssa Marie with the Happy Mural Project worked with more than 500 locals to paint a floral-themed piece on the north wall of the property. The back and side walls of the building feature a moody black-and-white piece by REIVER , a self-taught artist from the United Kingdom, and a burst of color by Virginia artist Jon Murrill . And North Carolina-based artist Osiris Rain is painting the seven-story cylinder that, rumor has it, was inspired by the Guggenheim Museum in New York City, according to St. Petersburg Museum of History executive director Rui Farias. Community members work on the Happy Mural Project mural on St. Pete's Skyline Building. Photo: Todd Burgess Sunsation Media Artists REIVER and Jon Murrill work on their murals. Photo: Todd Burgess Sunsation