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Christopher Curry

Chris Curry has been a writer for the 83 Degrees Media team since 2017. Chris also served as the development editor for a time before assuming the role of managing editor in May 2022.

Chris lives in Clearwater. His professional career includes more than 15 years as a newspaper reporter, primarily in Ocala and Gainesville, before moving back home to the Tampa Bay Area. He enjoys the local music scene, the warm winters and Tampa Bay's abundance of outdoor festivals and events. When he's not working or spending time with family, he can frequently be found hoofing the trails at one of Pinellas County's nature parks.

Christopher Curry's Latest Articles

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Darryl Shaw plans mixed-use project in East Ybor

For his next project, the Ybor City developer turns his attention east.

St Petersburg Distillery unveils vision for creators’ district

Family-owned craft distillery wants the community to shape St. Pete's next arts and creative district.

CDC of Tampa’s Suit Up & Show Up prepares, dresses young men for success

Suit Up & Show Up guides young men toward a path to success and gives them a new suit to wear along the way.

FloridaRAMA showcases Lucy Sparrow’s homage to convenience stores

The globe-hopping felt artist's latest installation recreates a Florida convenience store.

Restoring Ybor City’s historic Sanchez y Haya to past glory

The historic restoration of Ybor City's Sanchez y Haya building enters its final phase.

Feeding Tampa Bay community response effort continues post-shutdown

Feeding Tampa Bay emergency food distributions continue during post-shutdown recovery.

Tampa Bay arts roundup: SHINE Mural Festival, Arts Annual, more

The 11th SHINE Mural Festival and Creative Pinellas' Arts Annual 8 are a sample of Tampa Bay's arts happenings.

Tampa launches West Riverwalk expansion

The long-planned expansion of the Tampa Riverwalk along the west side of the Hillsborough River is beginning.

Help shape Westshore’s future, take community survey

The Westshore Community Survey lets workers and residents share their views on the district.

Community artists go positive following state’s street mural ban

Community art projects spread a positive message to counteract negativity stirred by state's street art ban. 

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