Demolition Permit Filed for Historic Mirasol on Davis Islands
The filing follows City Council’s rejection of the owners’ plan to restore it as a hotel.
International Plaza Had Waited Years to Open. Then Came Sept. 11
Dick Corbett recalls the four days that transformed the mall’s long-awaited debut.
Jackson House Must Show $5 Million Before Restoration Begins
A June construction start has passed as the foundation works to close a multimillion-dollar funding gap.
Tampa Theatre Lands Largest Individual Gift In Its History
Tara Ruberg’s donation will name the theater’s starry ceiling for her and her late husband.
U.S. Coast Guard ship, once part of Gasparilla, found off U.K. after 108 Years
Tampa’s Gasparilla-linked Coast Guard ship lost in WWI found off U.K. after 108 years.
At 100, Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay define how they grow next
At 100, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tampa Bay clarify how discipline, data, and workforce strategy shape their next chapter.
Gasparilla: How Tampa invented its defining tradition
How Gasparilla evolved from a staged pirate invasion into one of Tampa’s most durable civic traditions.
How John Bell rebuilt Tampa Theatre’s business model
John Bell explains the philosophy and business decisions that helped Tampa Theatre thrive for 40 years.
New History Center CEO frames Tampa’s past as power
As Tampa grows faster than its memory, the History Center’s new leader sees the past as civic infrastructure.
From Bolita to Billups: Tampa’s long history with La Cosa Nostra
Tampa’s long history with gambling and organized crime echoes through today’s NBA betting scandal.