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St. Pete Beach Presses Pause on Noise Ordinance Amid Pushback
August 20, 2025 — St. Pete Beach officials have decided to delay moving forward with a controversial change to the city’s noise ordinance after a strong public outcry. Under the proposal, “quiet hours” — when…
Sea Hags on St. Pete Beach Closes It’s Doors
After a remarkable journey of almost 15 years serving the community, Sea Hags is set to close its doors for the last time on Sunday, June 4th, 2023. Tucked away on Blind Pass Road, Sea…
St. Pete Beach Business Site Improvement Program 2023
Strong local businesses help create a strong local community. With its new Business Site Improvement Program (BSIP), the City of St. Pete Beach will encourage private investment in local businesses and improve commercial areas. This…
St. Pete Beach Holiday Boat Parade 2022
The Annual St. Pete Beach Holiday Boat Parade is coming up! Pack a cooler, some chairs, and bring your family and friends to Horan Park on Friday, December 2nd from 6pm-9pm and join us for…
Parking Rates Rise for St. Pete Beach Visitors
Commissioners vote to raise metered parking rates for visitors and allow residents to park for free Soon, visitors of St. Pete Beach will have to pay more than ever before to park in metered…
Tradewinds Plans Another Expansion
As you might recall, the Tradewinds Island Resorts acquired Alden Suites last March and incorporated it into the RumFish Beach Resort. This purchase allowed them to add 141 rooms to their portfolio bringing the RumFish…
St. Pete Beach Election for District 1 Commissioner This Tuesday
Things are heating up as Terri Finnerty challenges Chris Graus for City Commissioner of District 1 on St. Pete Beach. Finnerty, who served on the commission for three terms, from 2014 to 2020, told the…
DUI Wolf Pack In Pinellas County This Weekend
Do you have some big plans for this weekend? Well more than ever you will want to think twice before getting behind the wheel of your vehicle. The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office has just announced…
St. Pete Beach Parking could reach $5 an hour
St. Pete Beach could soon see a rise in parking prices. City commissioner, Melinda Pletcher, would like to see parking fees increase to $5 an hour. Parking at metered spaces in St. Pete Beach…
Six “Dock and Dine” Spots around St. Pete Beach
Looking for some good food and drinks after a fun day on the boat? Check out this list of our top six restaurants that you can pull up to on your boat. Sea Dog…