Glory Days Grill, which has 20 locations in Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, will open its first Florida location in the space previously occupied by Lee Roy Selmon’s on Dona Michelle Dr. in New Tampa.
By Matt Wiley
For more than a year, it has been sitting vacant on Dona Michelle Dr., but it looks as if new life is destined for the former Lee Roy Selmonâs location in New Tampa, according to a press release from the Selmonâs franchise owners.Continue reading
The areas in bright green are the parcels in Tampa Palms Area 3 that recently were approved for commercial use.
By Matt Wiley
UPDATE: The Tampa City Council has officially approved the addition of more than 116,000 sq.-ft. of commercial zoning in Tampa Palms Area 3, which will allow for more retail and restaurants in between Compton Dr. and Bruce B. Downs (BBD) Blvd. The decision came during a “second reading” of New Tampa, Inc.’s proposal before the Council on November 7. Click through for more details.Continue reading
Congratulations to my dear friend Valerie Casey and her outstanding committee of volunteers on yet another hugely successful Fisher House Golf Classic, which was held for the first time at Pebble Creek Golf Club on October 25.Continue reading
New Tampa resident John Loyless is the owner of the Florida Mortuary Funeral & Cremation Services âArrangement Centerâ in the Pebble Creek Collection.
By Kathleen Schiop
One of the most traumatizing events in our lives is the loss of a loved one. No matter how emotionally prepared we think we are, itâs still difficult to reconcile with never having that person in our lives again, which is why making funeral arrangements for our family members who have passed can be so difficult. Finding the right people to guide you through those always emotional decisions can be challenging, and with more and more choices available, also confusing.
Dozens of Wesley Chapel and Central Pasco Chamber members helped North Tampa Behavioral Health CEO Jim Harris (with scissors) cut the ribbon on our areaâs first-ever mental health residence, located on S.R. 56.
By Lauren Saslow
The 6â-6â former All-Star baseball player, Darryl Strawberry â now age 51 â is known to fans because of his impressive 16-year career as a right-fielder and power hitter for four Major League Baseball teams: the New York Mets, New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants. However, Strawberryâs professional career was often overshadowed by his struggle with alcohol, drug abuse and multiple arrests.Continue reading