South Tampa News & Tribune

Two South Tampa schools would gain parking if the school system buys a 1-acre vacant lot between the campuses. Full Story »

The Save Lake Roberta Committee has been a mainstay of the Old Seminole Heights Neighborhood Association for more than a decade. Full Story »

A trio of South Tampa women is rolling the dice, betting holiday shoppers will be on board with their unique localized game of Monopoly. Full Story »

The holiday season is upon us and in addition to shopping for that perfect gift, we ask you to take the time to share your holiday photos and videos with TBO.com in our online holiday contest. Full Story »

For the third consecutive year, Ciney Snook will turn her South Tampa waterfront home into an art gallery for four days this week. Full Story »

David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts, how does your garden grow? Full Story »

Residents are invited to the second annual Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Dec. 11 at the East Court Plaza outside Tampa's District 3 police headquarters, 3808 N. 22nd St. Full Story »

For one team, there was the joy of a championship. For the other, there was the disappointment of coming so close to victory, only to see it evaporate. Full Story »

The Riverview Detachment of the Marine Corps League recognized Debra Steele as the detachment's 2009 Marine of the Year during its celebration of the Marine Corps 234th Birthday on Nov. 14. Full Story »

The Tampa Bay Lightning took time to honor both of the area's state hockey champions during Friday night's game against the New York Rangers, with the Newsome Blue team that won the Division II Pure title and the Gaither/Sickles team that won the Combined division being brought out into the bench areas during the first and second intermissions. Full Story »

In celebration of the second year of her participation in the Weight Watchers program, Lose For Good, Jackie Macaluso helped collect food donations for her group's charity partner, America's Second Harvest of Tampa Bay. This was one of several donations by residents who lost more than 7,000 pounds as they collected more than 10,000 pounds of food for charity. Full Story »

A University of Tampa chapel planned for decades and made possible by local philanthropists is scheduled to open next year at the heart of the private school's downtown campus. Full Story »

The holiday season is under way with numerous holiday-themed events, open to the public and benefiting local charities. They include: Full Story »

Tampa General Hospital employees' generosity was on display recently as hundreds of boxes and cans of food filled a room on the hospital's first floor. Full Story »