By Celeste McLaughlin
Most middle school students display their science projects in their school’s gymnasium or library and, if they win, maybe at the local convention center. However, two New Tampa residents recently got to display their projects outside of the U.S. White House.Continue reading
By Celeste McLaughlin
A vibrant pair of former collegiate and professional athletes has been coaching kids in New Tampa for well over a decade. Continue reading
By Meaghan O’Neal
When Wesley Chapel residents Rich and Jennifer Benitez were told that their scratched stainless steel appliances would have to be replaced, they decided to research their options, which ultimately led them to start their own business, Surface Butler, LLC. Continue reading
By Anu Varma Panchal
Gwen Boumeester and Aarene Alessi say that when they lead visitors on a tour around their under-construction building, the visitors are as excited as new homeowners. They point out the trayed ceilings and crown molding, spacious hallways, expansive views over the nature preserve outside and talk about how they can’t wait for a turn at the putting green at the center of one of the courtyards.
By Matt Wiley
Inside a Seffner school near the intersection of I-75 and I-4, a classroom is filled with gently used boys and girls clothing and school supplies. It’s not a supply room for teachers, but a gold mine of resources for school social workers, who make sure that students have what they need, even if they come from lower income families.Continue reading