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Saint Petersburg, Florida · Saint Petersburg

Historically St. Pete: The 96-year-old Saint Mary’s Church and its amusing connection to a bathroom at the St. Pete Pier

At St. Pete Rising, we are constantly providing comprehensive coverage on everything new and coming soon to the Sunshine City, but we think it’s also important to take a look back at our city's rich history. Historically St. Pete, a monthly column on St. Pete Rising written by Executive Director of the St. Petersburg Museum of History Rui Farias, covers everything from the legend of underground mobster tunnels to the buildings and people th…Read Article

Whataburger · Florida

Former Ed White Hospital conversion to 71-unit affordable senior housing community advances in North Kenwood

The St. Petersburg Housing Authority (SPHA) is expected to begin construction on the second phase of an extensive renovation to the former Edward White Hospital, converting the building into a 71-unit affordable housing complex for seniors, thanks to recently approved funding. Last Thursday, the St. Petersburg City Council approved $8.9 million in funding for the $42.5 million project underway at 2323 9th Avenue North in North Kenwood. The …Saint Petersburg, Florida · Saint Petersburg Read Article

Ferry firm hails ‘new era’ of flying electric boats in UK

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Red Funnel, which runs ferry services in the Solent, has partnered with Artemis Technologies to launch a zero-emissions vessel in 2026.Business See the Story

Expansive Athletic, Social Club Nears Completion in St. Pete

The entrepreneurs behind an ambitious athletic and social club hope to have the first of 14 indoor pickleball courts installed in July, with a soft opening in August. In addition to professional-grade pickleball courts, St. Pete Athletic Paddle & Social will feature a full-service restaurant, multiple bars, a membership lounge, a pro shop, a garden and courtside food and beverage service. Founder Reuben Pressman led St. Petersburg Downtown Partn…Florida, United States · Florida See the Story

‘About time:’ Council approves storm-damaged tower’s transformation

Plans to demolish a long-vacant, storm-damaged tower in downtown St. Petersburg are moving forward. The day cannot come soon enough for some stakeholders. Gianco Companies will replace the decaying 11-story building at 300 Central Avenue with a 74-key branded hotel. Steve Gianfilippo, CEO of the Tampa-based development and investment firm, envisioned restoring the nearly century-old structure until Hurricane Milton tore a gaping hole in its fac…Hurricane Milton · Florida See the Story

St. Pete Discusses Two Proposed Downtown Projects that Include Hotel, 2 High-Rise Apartment Buildings

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Residents in St. Petersburg are no stranger to redevelopment these days, and two new projects may be added to the list of growing construction.Florida, United States · Florida See the Story

Beloved Community Café to bring pay-what-you-can dining and worship to the Grand Central District

Healing, hope, and hospitality are on the menu at a new pay-what-you-can café, where no one eats alone and everyone is welcome. Pinellas Park-based Good Samaritan Church and Clearwater-based Recovery Epicenter Foundation are transforming a retail space in St. Petersburg’s Grand Central District into Beloved Community Café, a pay-what-you-can café and worship center. Last month, Good Samaritan purchased the 3,150-square-foot building at 1940…Saint Petersburg, Florida · Saint Petersburg Read Article

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