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Tampa Jesuit High School grad Clark Bulleit recently garnered the Wall Street Journal’s attention because he custom-designed a brace for a fellow Duke University football player.

Traveling to another country is exciting, but there are a lot of factors to consider before booking an international flight.

Parents across America continue to worry about the apps their children and teens download. Here are two apps that can give parents peace of mind.

French jewelry designer Jean Schlumberger created some of the most beautiful jewelry of the 20th century. The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg is currently showcasing his genius, and there will be a rare opportunity Sunday, March 17 to take an in-depth look at Schlumberger’s life.

Cats and dogs might immediately come to mind as a family pet, but they aren’t always the best fit for every family. Not every family has the time or space to care for a cat or dog.

The Gasparilla Music Festival, held in downtown Tampa March 9-10, offers great music from over 40 acts, including The Avett Brothers and Gary Clark Jr.

Literacy is more essential for success now than ever, yet statistics are worrying: Fewer adults are reading for pleasure, standardized test reading scores have stagnated and 21% of adults read below a fifth-grade level. Planet Word Museum hopes to address this issue by inspiring a love of language.

Well-known writing coach Roy Peter Clark of the Poynter Institute is known as many things – teacher, author, musician – and no matter what he does, he pours his heart into it.

Rush Jenkins has designed dozens of exhibitions and interiors, showcasing collections from Lulu Guinness, Michael Jackson and Bill Blass, among others. From his career as the director of design for Sotheby’s New York to owning his own design firm, Rush’s knowledge of art, architecture and landscape architecture has brought him international recognition as a designer.

It’s no secret that the Tampa Bay area is a hotspot for local brews. Now, a new program is helping you get a discount at your favorite bars and breweries.

When I found out spoken word rapper Noname was performing at The Ritz Ybor, I knew I had to go. Just one problem. I had no one to go with.

In this era of “Pinterest fails,” there are easier ways to create customized décor for your home.

Recently, The Travel 100 asked a crucial question of frequent fliers: Is it rude to recline your seat all the way on an airline? The options:

Restaurants are a lot more than just food these days: Dining options have become destinations, and Tampa’s Sparkman Wharf is the latest hot spot in this trend.

Tampa Bay Businesses for Culture & the Arts was founded 30 years ago by prominent business leaders, including Robert Rowen, Gregory Yadley and Peter Zinober.

The Fuse Scholarship, which provides support for first-generation, minority and other underrepresented students on the Fuse “graduation pathway” to a bachelor’s degree at the University of South Florida, recently reached a major milestone.

Spaying or neutering pets prevents accidental litters, resulting in fewer homeless animals in shelters. It’s the single most impactful thing you can do to help homeless pets in our community.

Need some fresh air? No need to go further than neighborhoods in south St. Petersburg. The Trust For Public Land ranked the Sunshine City 15th overall nationally, making it the best city for parks in Florida.

I’m sitting in Lonesome Valley Brewing in Prescott Valley, Arizona, with Founder Brian Cole, watching as he tests the gravity for a batch of beer. Beside him is a container of cinnamon soaking in rum and another full of locally sourced orange peel in vodka, which will be added to create signature Lonesome Valley seasonal brew selections.

After E.G. Barnhill arrived in St. Petersburg in 1913, he sold cameras and hand-painted photos on paper and glass to tourists. Barnhill’s process, which involved using uranium dyes, resulted in “glowing” works that combined Florida’s beauty with his unique showmanship.

Local author Lisa Unger is riding a career high. She recently released her 16th book, “Under My Skin,” and “In the Blood” is optioned for TV.

Florida’s “Move Over” law requires drivers to move over one lane – safely – for stopped law enforcement, emergency or utility vehicles and disabled cars on the side of the road.

Many people journal to pass the time, relax or keep a log of their accomplishments, but did you know that it can benefit your mental and even physical health?

American Heart Association’s revolutionary movement, Healthy for Good, inspires people to create lasting changes in their health and in their lives. Make 2019 the year to be “healthy for good,” with the following tips:

St. Petersburg-based brewer 3 Daughters Brewing has found an innovative way to turn trash into treasure. They are selling spent grain, a brewing byproduct, to farmers and donating the profits to the St. Petersburg Free Clinic’s Food Bank.

Talk about team-building: Ten of the creative pros at Big Sea recently went all-in to show their commitment to the St. Petersburg marketing agency, getting small “anchor” tattoos at Evil Don Tattoos.

This New Year, make a resolution that could save a child’s life: Baby-proof your home. Since drowning is the leading cause of preventable death for children ages 1 to 4 in Tampa Bay, it’s important to take steps to prevent accidental drownings.

A new year means a new set of New Year’s resolutions. Consider your pet’s health and behavior as you begin to think about the changes you want to make this year.

January is here, and if your New Year’s resolution involves saving some money, one way is to get more out of your tank of gas.

One of America’s founding fathers, Alexander Hamilton, started BNY Mellon in 1784. Since then, its corporate art collection has grown into one of the best of its kind.