Welcome each day with sunlight streaming across Tampa Bay from your private rooftop terrace.

 

Towns on Fifth promises more than just a home—it's an exclusive lifestyle in one of St. Petersburg’s premier neighborhoods, where urban energy meets waterfront serenity.

 

This contemporary four-story townhome, nestled in an enclave of only eight residences, blends modern sophistication with everyday comfort.

 

Steps from Beach Drive, you’ll be close to acclaimed dining, inspiring art galleries, and scenic waterfront parks.

 

Inside, a private elevator links flexible living spaces—perfect for guests or a home office—and a full-floor primary suite with an EcoSmart fireplace, spa bath, and custom closets.

 

The chef’s kitchen, great room, and designer touches provide warmth and style across every level.

 

Located just north of downtown zoning limits, Towns on Fifth ensures unobstructed bay views and rare privacy, putting the best of St. Petersburg right at your doorstep.

Tampa International Airport has unveiled its final design for the new Airside D terminal, ushering in a major phase of expansion for the region.

 

This landmark project, approved by the Hillsborough County Aviation Authority, will break ground later this year and span roughly 600,000 square feet—the largest terminal in airport history.

 

Equipped with 16 gates, Airside D is built for both domestic and international flights, supporting a surge in annual passengers from 25 to 35 million by 2037.

 

Highlights include floor-to-ceiling windows, lush indoor greenery, a dedicated play zone for children, and a tranquil sensory room—all shaped by community feedback.

 

Travelers will benefit from a streamlined TSA checkpoint, a ground-level arrivals facility, glass boarding bridges with airfield views, and a mezzanine with lounges, retail, and dining options.

 

With completion slated for 2028 and opening expected in 2029, Airside D will also feature public art while focusing on modern amenities and flexible design.

 

The Leadership St. Pete (LSP) Class of 2026 has selected the Lealman and Asian Neighborhood Family Center (LANFC) for its annual community project, focusing on revitalizing the center’s playground and front entrance to better support local families.

 

Founded in 2001, LANFC serves Lealman’s diverse population—especially its Vietnamese American residents—by offering essentials like food, tax help, English classes, and robust youth programs.

 

Chair Debbie Viveiros emphasized the project’s deep impact, highlighting how Lealman’s needs are often overlooked compared to other neighborhoods.

 

Plans include rebuilding a worn deck and improving the entryway—improvements Executive Director Donna McGill says are crucial for children’s safety.

 

LSP’s community project selection involved applications, site visits, and presentations, with fundraising underway to reach a $50,000 goal.

 

A hands-on service day is set for May 16, underscoring LSP’s commitment to leadership through active community involvement.

Ready to make an impact in Tampa Bay? Discover five ways to give back and strengthen your local community this year.

 

Volunteer with Feeding Tampa Bay on February 14, 2026, at their Sun City location and help sort food donations to support neighbors facing hunger. Teens 13 and older are encouraged to join.

 

High schoolers can develop leadership skills while serving the community at the Youth Service Leadership Summit on February 13, 2026, at Feeding Tampa Bay’s Causeway Center.

 

The Special Olympics Area 5 Summer Games on March 7 at Cypress Creek schools need volunteers to support more than 1,500 athletes in several sports competitions.

 

Take up the 1,000 Hour Challenge with United Way Suncoast and Emerging Leaders — lend your time to area nonprofits aiming for a collective 1,000 volunteer hours by year’s end.

 

Be part of the excitement at the Hillsborough Regional STEM Fair on February 18, 2026, by helping as a judge or activity guide at the Tampa Convention Center.

 

Each opportunity is a step toward building a stronger Tampa Bay.