Team sale revives talk of new Tampa Bay Rays ballpark
We have a reboot on a new Tampa Bay Rays ballpark, as the impending sale of the team gives stadium advocates across the region a chance to land the team.| Ballpark Digest
We have a reboot on a new Tampa Bay Rays ballpark, as the impending sale of the team gives stadium advocates across the region a chance to land the team.| Ballpark Digest
For its memorable milestone, The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club honors its past while looking toward tomorrow.| Forbes Travel Guide Stories
Welcome to the Catalyst’s Community Voices platform. We’ve curated community leaders and thinkers from all parts of our great city to speak on issues that affect us all. Visit our Community Voices page for more details. In today’s world, the path to opportunity feels increasingly uncertain, for adults and especially for young people navigating school, society, and their [...]| St Pete Catalyst
In the State of Florida’s Fiscal Year budget for 2025-2026, the Division of Arts and Culture’s awarded grants – totaling just over $18 million - might seem a bit on the conservative side when compared to years past. Considering Governor Ron DeSantis’ veto of any and all arts grants for 2024-25, however, this year's allocations [...]| St Pete Catalyst
When the cast of freeFall Theater’s The House of Future Memory assembled for the first time, as per tradition each person’s script was waiting for them, the binders named and neatly laid out on the read-through table. The binders were empty. The House of Future Memory is a totally improvised play. Which means that there’s [...]| St Pete Catalyst
The University of South Florida will name its mental health research center after Florida state senator Darryl Rouson, after months of speculation. Governor Ron DeSantis confirmed the center’s name after signing a Rouson-sponsored bill, 1620: Mental Health and Substance Abuse Disorders, into law June 25 at the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine and Heart [...]| St Pete Catalyst
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With St. Petersburg officials convinced the waterfront Al Lang Stadium site is underutilized as a soccer facility and with no future foreseen as a spring-training site, a park anchored by an amphitheater is in the works. The downtown waterfront site was home to spring-training baseball beginning in 1922 through 2008, when the Tampa Bay Rays relocated operations to Charlotte Sports Park. It was […] The post Al Lang Stadium may face wrecking ball appeared first on Spring Training Online.| Spring Training Online
