Horses make great physical therapy for those with disabilities
Lisa Michelangelo created the Emerald M Therapeutic Riding Center 14 years ago and combines her knowledge of physical therapy with the healing power of horses.
Lisa Michelangelo created the Emerald M Therapeutic Riding Center 14 years ago and combines her knowledge of physical therapy with the healing power of horses.
Tampa woman racing to find cure for Parkinson’s disease in honor of mother
Carol Coniglio hopes running 26.2 miles with the Michael J. Fox Foundation will help lead to a cure for Parkinson’s disease.
Carol Coniglio hopes running 26.2 miles with the Michael J. Fox Foundation will help lead to a cure for Parkinson’s disease.
Woman running for Parkinson's cure
Carol Coniglio hopes running 26.2 miles with the Michael J. Fox Foundation will help lead to a cure for Parkinson?s disease.
Carol Coniglio hopes running 26.2 miles with the Michael J. Fox Foundation will help lead to a cure for Parkinson?s disease.
Promotion gives free wedding dresses to front-line workers
Picking the perfect wedding dress can be difficult and expensive so some Bay Area businesses have gotten together to provide free dresses to front-line workers for their wedding days.
Picking the perfect wedding dress can be difficult and expensive so some Bay Area businesses have gotten together to provide free dresses to front-line workers for their wedding days.
Essential workers gifted wedding dresses
Picking the perfect wedding dress can be difficult and expensive so some Bay Area businesses have gotten together to provide free dresses to front line workers for their wedding days.
Picking the perfect wedding dress can be difficult and expensive so some Bay Area businesses have gotten together to provide free dresses to front line workers for their wedding days.
Store for visually impaired gives customers independence
There's a new store making it easier for the blind and visually impaired to get the tools they need to improve their quality of life.
There's a new store making it easier for the blind and visually impaired to get the tools they need to improve their quality of life.
Store for visually impaired in Pinellas
The Lantern is a low-vision store at the Lighthouse of Pinellas where shoppers can buy everything from magnifying glasses to blood pressure monitors to talking clocks.
The Lantern is a low-vision store at the Lighthouse of Pinellas where shoppers can buy everything from magnifying glasses to blood pressure monitors to talking clocks.
Crystal River bowler rolls 2 perfect games in a row, plans on going pro
Seth Phillips, 21, has only been bowling seriously for three years, but plans on going pro after he bowled two perfect games in a row.
Seth Phillips, 21, has only been bowling seriously for three years, but plans on going pro after he bowled two perfect games in a row.
Two perfect games puts bowler on new path
Seth Phillips, 21, has only been bowling seriously for three years, but plans on going pro after he bowled two perfect games in a row.
Seth Phillips, 21, has only been bowling seriously for three years, but plans on going pro after he bowled two perfect games in a row.
Retired business experts help budding entrepreneurs score with free workshops at St. Pete Beach Library
SCORE, a non-profit organization created in 1964, is made up of retired business experts who give free advice to those starting a small business.
SCORE, a non-profit organization created in 1964, is made up of retired business experts who give free advice to those starting a small business.
Retirees helping entrepreneurs
A non profit organization created in 1964 is made up of retired business experts who give free advice to those starting a small business
A non profit organization created in 1964 is made up of retired business experts who give free advice to those starting a small business
Blankets Tampa Bay gives warmth, dignity to homeless in Tampa
Sometimes small gestures can lead to big ideas. Just ask Beth and Ray Ross, who took $100 and started a grass-roots effort to help the homeless.
Sometimes small gestures can lead to big ideas. Just ask Beth and Ray Ross, who took $100 and started a grass-roots effort to help the homeless.
Help for homeless residents in Tampa Bay
Sometimes small gestures can lead to big ideas. Just ask Beth and Ray Ross, who took $100 and started a grass-roots effort to help the homeless.
Sometimes small gestures can lead to big ideas. Just ask Beth and Ray Ross, who took $100 and started a grass-roots effort to help the homeless.
Sarasota center helps families nurture children facing disadvantages
An early childhood program is helping children by offering a comprehensive approach to their well-being.
An early childhood program is helping children by offering a comprehensive approach to their well-being.
Sarasota program helps families nurture children
An early childhood program is helping children by offering a comprehensive approach to their well-being.?
An early childhood program is helping children by offering a comprehensive approach to their well-being.?
Bern?s maintenance man retires after 50 years
Bob Kovalski, 83, was hired at Bern?s Steakhouse in 1971 and is the last of the original Bern?s crew to retire.
Bob Kovalski, 83, was hired at Bern?s Steakhouse in 1971 and is the last of the original Bern?s crew to retire.
50 years at Bern’s Steak House: Iconic restaurant's last original employee to retire
You could call him a historian of Tampa’s beloved Bern’s Steak House. He started as a carpenter and has had a hand in just about every big job at the restaurant in the last 50 years, from cars to casks.
You could call him a historian of Tampa’s beloved Bern’s Steak House. He started as a carpenter and has had a hand in just about every big job at the restaurant in the last 50 years, from cars to casks.
St. Pete woodworker turns century-old banyan tree into keepsakes for neighbors after it had to be torn down
When a 100-year-old beloved banyan tree was removed from a St. Petersburg neighborhood, an area woodworker turned the stump into gifts for the community as mementos.
When a 100-year-old beloved banyan tree was removed from a St. Petersburg neighborhood, an area woodworker turned the stump into gifts for the community as mementos.
St. Petersburg program creates self-sufficient communities
In 2014, the Florida Dream Center created the ‘Adopt-a-Block’ program to help communities be more self-sufficient.
In 2014, the Florida Dream Center created the ‘Adopt-a-Block’ program to help communities be more self-sufficient.
Moms come together to clothe kids in Hillsborough County
A dedicated group of moms is volunteering their time to help struggling families clothe their children.
A dedicated group of moms is volunteering their time to help struggling families clothe their children.