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Arlene DiBenigno has been a trusted adviser on political campaigns, policy development and implementation and ballot initiatives for more than two decades. She’s been an aide to politicians such as

The Saint James Townhomes development project is a collaboration between Clear ph, an advertising agency, and Jay Miller with J2 Developers, both in St. Petersburg. Miller approached Clear ph with

At Sunset Pointe at Collany Key, in Tierra Verde, Building 4 has broken ground. The development will have four buildings upon completion. Buildings 1 and 2 are sold out. Building

Vick Tipnes is driven by success, but to him, success means nothing if you don’t have freedom. “There are people that have a lot of money, but they’re not successful

A three-time NBA champion. A 12-time NBA All-Star. An NBA Finals most valuable player. Dwyane Wade has put together a Hall of Fame-caliber career as a guard, mainly with the

Live where the golf pros play. Crafted in a French Provincial style with the most modern construction techniques, this 4,677 square foot home is energy efficient with electric costs averaging

It might hard to imagine now, sitting on the Plant Hall verandah at the University of Tampa, but in 1891, it was the Tampa Bay Hotel. On that patio, guests

The Mason is a luxury residential development that aims to deliver unique, high-end furnished rental units in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg. The residences will come equipped with office-type

The former Belleview Biltmore, now the Belleview Inn in Belleair, unveiled its new look after extensive renovations. The renovations, which began in 2016, were a part of a $130 million

If Brian Butler disappears for too long from the Vistra Communications office in Lutz, his assistant, Pam Mooney, knows where to find him. He’s likely down the road at Mort

As CEO of Clearwater-based Vology, Barry Shevlin leads the managed information technology, cloud and security services company on sales growth and product expansion. Shevlin has anchored himself in the business

Expect Laurie and Frank Powell to be a hit at cocktail parties—if they ever have time for them. One day, they could be producing a conference of energy startups pitching