An exciting new chapter is on the horizon for one of downtown St. Pete’s most recognizable historic buildings! 😁👏🎉 Trinity Lutheran Church will soon be reimagined as Trinity Ultra Lounge, a thoughtfully curated nightlife destination featuring premium hospitality experiences, immersive lighting, VIP table service, and live DJ programming beneath the church’s original stained-glass windows. ⛪🍾🥂
Officials emphasized that “The Pot” concept is about efficiency, not empathy. “We care deeply,” said one council member, “but caring is expensive.” Early estimates suggest the program could reduce visibility by up to 90%. Critics argue housing might be a better solution, while advocates say to pot is “much faster.”
A new ultra-exclusive private social club is under construction in downtown St. Petersburg. The project promises a carefully curated environment of luxury, connection, and selective access. Developers say the club will feature private jet excursions, island getaways, celebrity encounters, and a luxury jerky tasting bar featuring small-batch selections from around the world. Additional amenities are…
While the vote is not scheduled to take place until Thursday, March 26 at 5 p.m., city officials have already begun demolition work on a historic block in downtown St. Petersburg, citing that it’s ‘low-key fire.’” The project will replace some of the last remaining affordable housing in the area with a 21-story luxury apartment…
City officials have confirmed plans to redevelop the former Catalyst on the Deuces property into a mixed-use commercial space aimed at “revitalizing” the corridor and attracting new investment to the area. According to preliminary documents, the redevelopment would include a Lilly Pulitzer Outlet, a Starbucks, a rooftop Pilates and wellness studio, and office space to…
Last week, city officials announced a new workforce program aimed at increasing community participation in St. Pete’s ongoing redevelopment efforts by hiring residents to help demolish their own neighborhoods. The initiative, titled “Bulldozers for Families,” is being promoted as a way to ensure longtime residents have “a seat at the table” as luxury housing projects…
Shelbyville, Indiana Mayor Scott Furgeson sparked controversy this week after he was caught on video making disparaging remarks about residents who oppose a billion-dollar data center project. The comments were made while Furgeson discussed a local “No Data Center” campaign that has organized opposition to the development. Residents have expressed concerns about noise, utility costs,…
