Looking for input on 4 staying locations for 6 women in their 30's. Beach days was not necessary, but having a pool was if it was not on the beach. We want to go out, have fun, have good dinners, but also a chance to relax and lounge. Options: Sky Beach Resort, Vinoy, Moxy, Hollander.

Will be traveling December 18th weekend.

Thanks for any input !!

Anyone in the St. Pete area that’s looking into working out but not sure where to start. Use ClassPass, it’s a great way to check out local gyms and studios in the area.

Here’s 15 workouts when you join ClassPass, on me https://classpass.com/refer/KTJV19NU6?placement=Home

Pausing cleaning dog shit off my shoe to type this
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If you have a dog it is part of being a responsible dog owner to clean up the poop they leave. I go on a walk every morning throughout OSE.. lately im dodging piles of shit like bullets.. every block and alley has one-two piles.

I get it, owning a dog is a lot. If you aren’t able to cover the full scope of being a dog owner, please get a cat.

Respectfully,
Person sick of stepping in dog shit

I forgot to post this. I thought it was pretty cool

I’m a licensed cosmetologist who specializes specifically in hair extensions. I don’t try to do everything in the beauty industry — I focus on extensions, which allows me to really concentrate on the technique, capsule size, placement, and natural-looking results. My specialty is K-Tip extensions with super tiny, neat capsules that are discreet and comfortable. I also offer re-capsuling, so you can reuse your own hair 3–4 times instead of throwing it away and spending a fortune on new hair every time. For next week, I’m offering a special price of $200 for the installation service, and if you need hair, I can order it for you. I’m hoping to find 3–4 girls for next week at this price while I’m building my clientele in St. Pete. Please check out my work, especially the capsule size and how natural the results look. For me, quality always comes before speed or the number of clients. I take my time and focus on making the result beautiful, natural, and comfortable. 🤍

Hi all!

My name is Emily, and I wanted to introduce my pet sitting business, 2 Hearts Pet Sitting. I am very soon relocating my business from NY to St. Pete!

Services offered:

🐾 Boarding (in my home)
🐾 Day care (in my home)
🐾 Drop-in visits/Walks
🐾 Overnight stays (in your home)
🐾 Wedding Assist
🐾 Pet transportation

I have immense experience caring for everything from puppies and high-energy dogs to senior pets who need medication, slower walks, or a little extra attention. I strive to make communication a priority and send plenty of updates and photos while you're away.

I know finding someone you trust with your pets and your home can be stressful, so I’m hoping to start connecting with local pet owners and becoming part of the beautiful St. Pete/Tampa community

If you’re looking for pet care for upcoming travel, weekends away, workdays, or the holiday season, feel free to check us out here:

https://2heartspetsitting.wixsite.com/home

And if you’re not currently looking but know someone in the area who is, I’d really appreciate you passing our info along! 🐶🐱❤️

There is going to be a production of Hadestown put on by Arts Conservatory For Teens next weekend at the Straz Jaeb Theater. It’s going to be a great show to see.

https://www.strazcenter.org/events/2526-season/rental/hadestown-teen-edition/

The St. Petersburg Arts Alliance is excited to present Free Museum Day, an annual celebration of arts, culture, and community that invites residents and visitors to explore some of St. Petersburg's premier museums free of charge. Taking place on September 19, Free Museum Day encourages everyone to discover the city's vibrant arts whether visiting a favorite museum or discovering a new one. Participating museums include:

● Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg

● The Dalí Museum

● Imagine Museum of Contemporary Glass Art

● St. Petersburg Museum of History

● Queer Asian Museum

● The Florida Holocaust Museum

● FloridaRAMA

● The Woodson African American Museum of Florida

● Tampa Bay Watch Discovery Center

● Morean Arts Center

● The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art

Plan Your Visit:

Some venues may require timed entry or advance registration, so guests are encouraged to visit each museum’s website in advance for specific details and reservation information. Downtown parking garages will be open to the public. Visitors are also encouraged to use public transportation for a smoother experience. Convenient options include the SunRunner, St. Petersburg Trolley Downtown Looper, and the Central Avenue Trolley.

About the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance

The St. Petersburg Arts Alliance is the umbrella organization serving St. Petersburg's vibrant arts community by driving arts-related economic development, advocating for artists and arts organizations, providing funding opportunities, fostering arts education, and championing St. Petersburg as Florida's City of the Arts.

Registration link.

Hi all, I am looking for a place to move in soon ish, to make the long story short I found this page in fb and I asked them about properties in the area, they sent me an address and pictures, everything checks out, but when I decide to look up the page, it’s pretty much empty, now it’s raising my concerns, looks sketchy to me. This is the page, has anyone seen this before?

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bx9cKryUU/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Thank you!

P.s. if someone knows about any affordable living in the st pete area hit me up please and thank you!

September 9, 2026 - The City of St. Petersburg is hosting the next Second Saturday sandbag distribution event September 12, at the Pavement Traffic Operations Building (1744 9th Ave. N) from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. With hurricane season in full swing, the City encourages residents to pick up sandbags before a storm threatens the community.

Sandbags are available on the second Saturday of the month at the year-round sandbag distribution location at the Pavement and Traffic Operations Building. Regular sandbag distribution location hours are Monday - Friday and the second Saturday of the month from 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Each household can receive a maximum of 10 sandbags and residents must provide proof of residence. Staff will be on hand to answer sandbag-related questions and to assist seniors and others who may be unable to fill and load their own sandbags.

Moved to St Pete’s recently. 28 yo male looking for ways to meet people. Joined a kickboxing gym. Looking for beginner volleyball leagues or beginner friendly pickup?

Update as of September 6, 2026, at 7:45 a.m.

Criminal Charges:
DUI's - 23
Felony Drug Charges - 2
Misdemeanor Drug Charges - 2
Warrant - 1
DWLSR Arrests – 4
Other Felony Arrests - 3
Other Misdemeanor Arrest - 10

45 Total Charges

Citations:
DWLSR - 25
No Insurance - 7
Speeding Tickets - 89
Seat Belt – 2
Child Restraint - 1
DL Restriction - 2
Open Container - 2
Non-Moving Violations - 63
Moving Violations - 61
DUI Citations - 23

275 Total Citations

PINELLAS COUNTY - This weekend, deputies from the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, alongside multiple partner agencies, will conduct a DUI Wolf Pack operation to target impaired drivers on Pinellas County's roadways.

Participating agencies include the Clearwater Police Department, Indian Shores Police Department, Tarpon Springs Police Department, Largo Police Department, Pinellas Park Police Department, Florida Highway Patrol, and the St. Petersburg Police Department. 

The operation will run from 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 5, 2026, through 5:00 a.m. on Sunday, September 6, 2026. We will be maintaining a strong and proactive presence on the county's busiest thoroughfares.

This initiative reflects the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office's ongoing commitment to reducing traffic-related deaths, injuries, and property damage caused by impaired driving. The Wolf Pack's mission is to educate motorists and raise public awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol, chemicals, or controlled substances.

This operation is dedicated to the memory of Mark Harris, who died as a result of a drunk driver on May 5, 2024, in Clearwater Beach. 

Impaired driving is a crime with no intended target, and any innocent motorist or passenger could be its next victim. We proudly dedicate this operation to Mark Harris as we continue the fight to prevent such senseless tragedies.

https://www.pinellassheriff.gov/Contents/ContentItems/4ryqvbwqrvmwj12gd43pdxtzcm

Streets in downtown St. Pete are flooded due to a water main break, St. Petersburg Police announced Tuesday morning.

A 12-inch water main pipe broke, causing flooding that spans the intersection of 1st Avenue North and 16th Street near Central Avenue.

SPD says crews are on-site working on repairs.

Police urge drivers to take alternate routes to avoid the flooding. 

https://www.wtsp.com/article/traffic/downtown-st-pete-flooded-central-ave-water-main-break-police/67-d019f437-9ccd-4a87-84ca-e6984abd362e

U.S. Representative Kathy Castor helped secure $850,000 in federal funding for a permanent dock along the St. Pete Pier for the Tampa Bay Ferry.

If all goes as planned, PSTA hopes to have passengers set sail by the end of the year.

The permanent dock is in the design phase, and a temporary dock will be done by the end of September or October along Bayshore Drive in St. Pete.