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More in St. PetersburgRaymond James profit rises 37% as client assets reach $1.92 trillion
Raymond James posted stronger quarterly earnings as client assets climbed to a record $1.92 trillion.

St. Pete launches program to help churches build affordable housing
Churches can now receive guidance to develop affordable housing under St. Pete's YIGBY program.

St. Petersburg picks developers for Historic Gas Plant redevelopment
Mayor Kenneth Welch has chosen two development teams to lead the next phase of the Historic…
Downtown St. Petersburg
More in Downtown St. Petersburg
PSTA moves to settle 37 claims tied to fatal Clearwater Ferry crash
Settlement would end PSTA's role in the ferry crash litigation while claims against others continue.

Forbici serves nearly 600 meals on opening night in St. Pete
Opening-night demand is fueling Next Level Brands' plans to grow the Forbici concept.

Major office tenant adds 16,000 square-feet at 400 Central
The expansion brings the planned headquarters footprint at 400 Central to 60,000 square feet.
Clearwater
More in Clearwater
Streetlight Taco coming to downtown Clearwater’s Peoples Bank Building
The Michelin-recognized restaurant will bring tacos, fresh masa and a new nighttime draw to Cleveland Street.

New $51M Government Center moves forward in Pinellas County
The new government center would replace the aging North County Service Center and consolidate offices.

Clearwater approves Duke Energy deal, rejects public power
Council weighs a new Duke deal after studying whether Clearwater should own its electric system.
Pinellas Park
More in Pinellas Park
Pinellas Park proposes one-year moratorium on new data centers
Pinellas Park is looking to pause new data center development for a year while officials develop…

Pinellas Park development revenues fuel $21.3M budget increase
Higher permit and utility revenues are helping fund infrastructure, redevelopment and sports complex investments.

Dave’s Hot Chicken replacing Moe’s in Pinellas Park
The fast-growing chain will replace a former Moe’s on Park Boulevard.






