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The Dapper Bowtique Founder Travis Ray celebrates his African heritage by centering colorful, patterned African kente fabrics in many of his designs.

Tampa City Council member Luis Viera (in lightest blue shirt) tours International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Chapter 915 in Tampa.

Enterprising Latinas’ Wanda Velez teaches a Food Protection Management Course. Courtesy of Enterprising Latinas.

Kareen "Coco'' Linton, Culinary Educator at Escoffier School of Culinary Arts online and CEO of her own lifestyle company, A Dash of Coco LLC. Courtesy of Kareen Linton, A Dash of Coco

A grant from Bank of America will pay for retraining workers who lost their jobs to COVID-19. Courtesy of the CDC of Tampa

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For Good: Palm Harbor practice provides free dental work for veterans

For Good: Military vets find peace in yoga classes

Kobie Marketing in St. Petersburg grows, adds 55 jobs

Hillsborough opens center in Ybor for entrepreneurs to make connections, find capital

Custom and disaster recovery software provider adds 3 jobs

Mobile software development company adds 7 tech jobs In Tampa

Greenhouse serves up 1 Million Cups of coffee, 1 meetup at a time

Tampa Bay business leaders reach out to Chile for trade opportunities

New coworking space in East Tampa honors Civil Rights activist's vision

BAMA offers scholarships to support manufacturing education

Special networking events for techies help make connections in the Tampa Bay area

Life Prep event prepares youth for leadership, service

TEC Garage opens for business in St. Petersburg

UT grads grow startup into 'Advluence' ad agency

For Good: Local visionary takes leap with equine therapy

VIDEO: Hundreds find new ideas for their cities at inaugural Urban Innovation Exchange

Made in St. Pete: Etsy helps local crafters learn entrepreneurial skills

Fight for equal rights gains ground in Hillsborough County, Tampa Bay

Hillsborough County's economic initiative, entrepreneurial center shine spotlight on startups

For Good: MOSI helps at-risk youth with STEAM partnership

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