News in Clearwater

Duke Energy grants $326,500 to Florida organizations
Duke Energy and the Duke Energy Foundation have granted a collective $326,500 to 27 organizations in Florida. Entities that benefited in the Greater Tampa Bay area include the City of Clearwater ($16,000), the City of Treasure Island ($5,000) and the Greater St. Petersburg Area…

Weekend spotlight: Caamp, TFO and Stormy Daniels
The Catalyst’s every-Thursday guide to bay area entertainment and the arts.

Clearwater to Receive $400K Grant
State provides money for education, sloop

As dengue cases rise, Clearwater releases mosquitofish in local lakes

EVO project clears another hurdle in Clearwater
Myrtle Development LLC is a Church of Scientology-affiliated development company.

Your Ultimate 72-Hour Guide to Tampa Bay
Whether you’re planning a long weekend, hosting out-of-town guests or looking for a fresh way to explore your own backyard, this three-day itinerary highlights some of the best things to […]

Clearwater deploys mosquitofish to combat dengue
Clearwater released 10,000 mosquitofish into four lakes Friday as part of the region’s response to rising dengue cases, with another 31,000 fish slated for other waterways. The native minnow can eat up to 100 mosquito larvae a day and were deployed after Pinellas, Hillsborough…

Places This Week: Property leased to Rococo Steakhouse for sale
The Catalyst’s weekly roundup of notable Pinellas County real estate news.

Honeywell adding specialized testing space in Clearwater
The application carries a $3.5 million construction value.

Weekend spotlight: Jazzmen Brecker and Valdés; the DLs
The Catalyst’s every-Thursday guide to bay area entertainment and the arts.

Scientology-backed Clearwater entertainment complex clears roadblock

Pinellas jail’s maximum-security wing to receive nearly $1M upgrade
Pinellas County has permitted a $963,525 renovation to the G-Wing recreation yard at the county jail in Clearwater. The project will add a new security fence and elevated walkway within the yard, which serves inmates housed in the jail’s maximum-security wing.