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NDSU Faces Iowa State and Wisconsin in Florida
FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota State wrestling heads to Bradenton, Florida for the Sunshine Duals on Saturday, November 14. The Bison will face #10 Iowa State at noon CT before taking on Wisconsin at 2 p.m. CT. The duals against Iowa State and Wisconsin will be streamed live via...
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Things To Do in Tampa This Weekend: November 13-November 15
From biohacking breakthroughs to all things chocolate, Tampa's weekend event lineup has something for every taste. Hack Your Health brings wellness experts, workshops, and more than 100 exhibitors to the Tampa Convention Center, while the 14th annual Tampa Bay VegFest fills Perry Harvey Sr. Park with plant-based food, speakers, and family fun. The Tampa Bay Chocolate Festival serves up sweet and savory creations at The Shop. A holiday gift market, a kids' coding class, and Lavell Crawford keep the momentum going.
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Seattle ON Tap
George Mason Is Undefeated, a 15.5-Point Favorite, and Nobody's Talking About the Model's Wild Over Call
Ncaab on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The George Mason Patriots, riding a perfect 2-0 start to their season, are set to clash with the Kansas City Roos today, Thursday, November 12, in the 2026 Showdown in […]
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Why Tampa’s Dale Mabry Corridor Became a Dispensary Destination
Why Tampa’s Dale Mabry Corridor Became a Dispensary Destination. Drive north from downtown Tampa on Dale Mabry and count the dispensary signs. By the time you pass Carrollwood, you’ve lost track. That’s not an accident of geography, and it’s not just because the highway is long. There’s a real pattern behind why this one road collects so much of the region’s medical cannabis retail, and understanding it will save you a wasted Saturday.
MySuncoast
Florida midterm turnout reaches 60.9%, with Sarasota and Manatee above state average
Creative Loafing Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay’s best live music and concerts happening November 12-19, including Jimmy Eat World, Fin Fest, Deer Tick and more
Jimmy Eat World's Tampa concert tops a new list of Tampa Bay's best live music, this time covering Nov. 12-19, 2026. The post Tampa Bay’s best live music and concerts happening November 12-19, including Jimmy Eat World, Fin Fest, Deer Tick and more appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
LightWave Reports
Mary, 74, Put Most of Her Retirement Money Into Building Her Forever Home. Eight Years Later She Still Can't Move In: "All That I Had"
Mary Browning walks through the house in East Tampa that was supposed to be her retirement home and points to what is missing. The roof was never finished, and the ceiling is coming down in places. “This is my master’s bedroom,” she told a reporter last month. “Not a room in this house that is completed.” Browning is 74. According to 10 Tampa Bay , records show she paid a 69,000 dollar deposit to Hopps Construction in 2018 to build a three bedroom home. The station says it was supposed to be finished in 120 days. Eight years and an extra 100,000 dollars later, she says the work that was done was not done right, from uneven floors to a cracking foundation and faulty wiring. “I’m unemployed, I’m on Social Security,” she said. “All that money that I had put towards this house was all that I had.” Browning says the contractor sued her in 2022 and put a lien on the house. She filed a countersuit, and the court combined the two cases. In March, she won a judgment of 193,000 dollars. “And as of this day, I haven’t received a penny,” she said. The contractor tells a very
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A Family-Owned Decade-Old Florida Brewery Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy With Plans to Relocate
Hidden Springs Ale Works LLC has been operating as a family-owned craft brewery and taproom for over a decade. The Tampa-based company is now facing significant developments with a bankruptcy filing preceded by plans to relocate. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts while continuing operations under court...
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‘Cancer is out’: Former S.C. quarterback shares health update
TAMPA, Fl. - Former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia says he is cancer free after surgery, sharing an emotional update on his treatment for stage 4 colorectal cancer. In a recent social media post, Garcia said doctors removed the cancer with negative margins and that a Signatera blood test came back negative.