Before the Tampa Bay Rays organization submitted its proposal to redevelop the Historic Gas Plant District, they invited several descendants from families displaced in the name of progress to dinner.| St Pete Catalyst
A brand-new, state-of-the art Carter G. Woodson African American Museum will be part of the Tropicana Field/historic Gas Plant District redevelopment. That much is certain.| St Pete Catalyst
Connect St. Pete will officially open Nov. 3.| St Pete Catalyst
Time magazine called Biederman's renovation of Bryant Park a “small miracle.”| St Pete Catalyst
If you’re searching for ways to give back, the Catalyst’s Impact Connector is here to help. Each week, we feature five organizations in the Tampa Bay area that need your input, whether that’s time, talent, items, funding or simply awareness. We’re certain you’ll find something here that matches your interests and will positively impact the […]| St Pete Catalyst
Strunk is coming back next week for the opening of the 'Unpolished Intent' exhibit at ARTicles.| St Pete Catalyst
The federal food assistance program came within hours of shutting down.| St Pete Catalyst
“Income will not be a barrier to get in there.”| St Pete Catalyst
The Catalyst’s weekly roundup of notable Pinellas County real estate news.| St Pete Catalyst
"A dedicated club that can bring in world-class talent regularly is something that every city needs.”| St Pete Catalyst
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. More than 10,000 homes in Pinellas County were deemed “substantially damaged” following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. This determination has serious consequences for […]| St Pete Catalyst
Sutherlin is directing the Civil Rights drama ‘Cadillac Crew,’ opening next week.| St Pete Catalyst
St. Pete Catalyst features local, social St. Petersburg business & civic news. Community-sourced insight from leading St. Pete minds.| St Pete Catalyst
The Tampa Bay Rays have sought a new stadium for 18 years, only for ambitious proposals to fall short like a high-fly ball caught at the warning track. This time is different. St. Petersburg and Pinellas County officials and the Rays/Hines development team have an agreement to build a $1.3 billion stadium near Tropicana Field. [...]| St Pete Catalyst
According to Bank of America, Raymond James Financial and city administrators, St. Petersburg is well-positioned to contribute $287.5 million toward the Historic Gas Plant District’s over $6.5 billion redevelopment. However, some council members remain unconvinced of the city’s ability to service that debt over three decades of economic uncertainty without raising taxes or taking much-needed [...]| St Pete Catalyst
In what is likely a bellwether for final agreement votes, the St. Petersburg City Council passed multiple measures related to the Historic Gas Plant District’s $6.5 billion redevelopment Thursday evening. A $1.37 billion ballpark for the Tampa Bay Rays would anchor the generational project. Council members voted 5-3 to extend an area funding mechanism, increase [...]| St Pete Catalyst
For Gwendolyn Reese, the news that St. Petersburg city officials and the Tampa Bay Rays reached an agreement to redevelop the area around Tropicana Field represented a new beginning.| St Pete Catalyst
