After Hurricane Helene ravaged her popular seafood eatery four months ago, Julie Cockerham is re-opening The Fish House January 30. That alone would be enough to demoralize the best of us, but her ...

The death of Ricky Alonzo Gallon hit hard this month, as a man with a big heart for kids and with his legacy long established as the first Tampa graduate to be drafted into the National Basketball ...

It’s that time of year. The chill is still in the air, but the annual Gasparilla celebrations, Mardi Gras on the Hillsborough River, are one of Tampa’s first signs of spring is. This past weekend ...

With New Year’s resolutions intact for learning, saving and investing, and for taking better care of body, mind and emotions, it pays to remember library card holders have access to free and extensive ...

The South Shore Five won 10 and lost five in hardwood action last week. This week all five teams participate in the newly rejuvenated Western Conference Tournament in the Federal Division. The Western ...

Tyler Sultenfuss, president of the nonprofit Life Academy Inc. and director of its after-school and summer camp program, wants all children to be safe in the water and know what to do when they see ...

The GFWC Ruskin Woman’s Club historic clubhouse will be awash in red and pink Feb. 8 for its 5th Annual Sweetheart Tea fundraiser. “The theme this year is Heart & Roses,” said Kat Sherwood, tea ...

Sumner won a 70-44 thriller on Tuesday, Jan. 14, in the Tank on Senior Night against rival Lennard (7-10). The game was not without its scary moment when senior star Devin Baker fell to the gym floor ...

South Shore Veterans and their spouses are invited to sign up now for Community Foundation Tampa Bay’s annual Honor Tour of Patriot Plaza and Sarasota National Cemetery. The free event will take place ...

Tampa Electric is seeking a yearlong, temporary storm surcharge to recover the $464 million it paid upfront to restore power after back-to-back hurricanes Helene and Milton and Tropical Storm Debby.

Few people, if any, in the South Shore community had greater impact on Veterans than Bill Hodges. When he passed away at the James A. Haley VA Hospital Dec. 20 due to heart failure, Veterans ...

Sumner entered the holiday season with a 62-60 victory over the 6-6 Winthrop College Prep Academy on Friday, Dec. 20. The Stingrays traveled a few miles up 301 to face Winthrop Prep for the first ...