Nick Popham is a journalist based in St. Petersburg, Florida. He writes for Bay News 9 and Spectrum News 13 Orlando, covering local news and events in the area. His articles focus on a range of topics, including community initiatives, local businesses, environmental issues, and human interest stories.
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After having to leave her brick and mortar store, Samantha Cipriani, the store's owner, is asking for help from the community and her customers to keep her business alive.
Angler 360 in Dunedin saw a foot and a half of water go into the facility, but now the water is gone and they're even expanding their live bait area.
By: Nick Popham
ARIPEKA, Fla. — If you want to check out a piece of old Florida, you don't need a time machine: you just need to go to Aripeka Stone Crab Company, something Karri Holliday takes pride in.
Spice of the Harbor reopened Friday.
By: Nick Popham
TAMPA, Fla. — Live racing at Tampa Bay Downs is fast approaching, and despite damage to the track caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the first race is scheduled to take place later this month.
By: Nick Popham
After overcoming that storm, the business was able to do its grand opening the following week but abruptly had to close down again for Hurricane Milton
By: Nick Popham
PLANT CITY, Fla. — Summer tourism in Florida hit a record pace this year, with nearly 35 million people visiting the state from July to September, Visit Florida announced this week.
By: Nick Popham
“I love being around plants,” she said. “It makes me feel so peaceful.” It’s partly why she opened a market four years ago at her family home on Old Morris Bridge Road.
PLANT CITY, Fla. — A wildlife sanctuary in Hillsborough County is still reeling from the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. What You Need To Know
By: Nick Popham
In a statement, a city spokesperson said no toxic materials are dumped at the site, and the material is monitored so it follows state and federal law.
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