Amy Hammond is a freelance writer and author of children’s books that encourage the next generation to attend college. When not indoctrinating youth about the necessity of higher education, she enjoys exploring the paradise that is her St. Petersburg home. She holds a degree in Public Relations from the University of Florida and a Masters in Secondary English Education from the University of South Florida. Her work has appeared in such venues as the Tampa Bay Times. Children’s Book Titles by Amy Hammond include: When I Grow Up, I’ll Be a Gator; When I Grow Up, I’ll Be a ‘Nole; When I Grow Up, I’ll Be a Bull; When I Grow Up, I’m Bama Bound; When I Grow Up, I’ll Be a Tiger.
Tampa Bay Area real estate agent Rena Frazier is finding Netflix fame in the show Selling Tampa, and she’s sharing the benefits of the small screen with the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay through an event on December 15.
Gracepoint, a Tampa provider of mental health services, is launching a mobile unit to serve schoolchildren suffering from the trauma surrounding COVID-19.
Children wearing construction hard hats mingled with community supporters and alumni during the June 17 groundbreaking ceremony for the Villa Madonna School Pavilion and Campus Renovation Project in Tampa Heights.
Melody Mendoza-Auslander's "aha!'' moment came after yoga class at The Body Electric when she walked into a local grocery store purse-less. What to do with wallet, keys, and phone?
Local film buffs, as well as filmaholics from around the globe, are expected to descend on St. Pete for the annual Sunscreen Film Festival running April 29-May 2.