The Founder of Tampa-based Guided Virtual Tours expects to attract 10,000 more online property buyers in the next 18 months because of advances in technology and safety concerns around COVID-19.

Tampa Bay Area residents going about their daily lives may not realize that behind-the-scenes, a trio of experts is working to find solutions to projected climate change and its potential impact on local people, property, planning, and prosperity.

A celebrity chef does what some thought impossible: He opens a new concept food truck and then a restaurant in St. Pete during the pandemic. Now he's looking to open a second restaurant later this month. Read his recipe for success.

The creatives behind an effort to bring Artspace to Tampa are asking anyone who comes in contact with the arts (audience members, appreciators, influencers, artists, writers, administrators, public officials, community leaders, etc.) to participate in a survey to help determine the best fit for Tampa.

New apartments, townhomes, shops, and a cultural arts center are in the plans for the development of the Rome Yard in West Tampa. Learn more.

A local medical doctor looking for a better way to perform biopsies creates a device designed to use a smaller needle, create less risk for bleeding, and increase diagnostic accuracy.

Meet nine of the new businesses, shops, and restaurants that now call the Tampa Heights neighborhood home. 

Don’t take for granite (wink, wink) the opportunity to go to the First Annual Hot Rocks, Cool Gems Spring Show at the Sadye Gibbs Martin Community Center in Plant City.  

"One year ago, everyone on this planet was forced to change. The changes were quick and infiltrated all aspects of our lives -- work, family, friends, and routines. Some changes were easier than others, but the common denominator was that no one had a choice. Through the lens of hindsight, at least the painful workplace changes have evolved into a bounty of benefits that now serve as accolades to our adaptation,'' writes Katy Parsons. Read more.