Cancer scare leads woman to share faith with other patients
A cancer survivor takes small boxes and fills them with healing verses from the Bible to inspire cancer patients.
Nonprofit to host virtual concert to raise money for Pinellas County senior citizens
Sheri Gruden is spending her time putting plans together for an event to help seniors in need of financial help.
Prodigy Cultural Arts program celebrates 20 years of youth diversion and education
A local non-profit is celebrating 20 years of service of helping bay area youth with life-changing programs.
Exhibit showcases fiber, Florida artistry
An innovative exhibit is now showing at Florida Craft Art in St. Petersburg.
Man with rare genetic disorder traveled 2,000 miles in 2 months to support Polk County firefighters
Life has been a difficult journey for 21-year-old Aaron Hall, who suffers from a rare genetic disorder called GM1.
Bay Area teen still enjoys being first Surf Style model with Down Syndrome
When 17-year-old Ethan Holt walks into the Surf Style store in Clearwater Beach, it's not just to shop. It's to admire all the hard work he put into becoming a model.
University Area free clinic and pharmacy helps uninsured get the care they need
A young woman found her passion after a life-altering event. Her inspiring story of serving others is what's right with Tampa Bay.
Robotic animals help isolated seniors find companionship during pandemic
A new program sponsored by the Florida Alzheimer's Association and the Department of Elder Affairs provides seniors with robotic dogs, cats or an mp3 player.
Socially distant dancers perform on the streets of St. Petersburg
Dozens of dancers recently lined the streets of St. Petersburg for a socially distant performance called Reverberation.
Support group for aphasia speech loss helps 23,000 in Bay Area
Imagine being stuck in a foreign country and never learning the language. That's what it is like to have aphasia. A grassroots effort has sprouted up to help those with this debilitating disease and their story is what's right with Tampa Bay.
Teen songwriter turned friend's positive social media posts in lyrics
Music is just part of the family for Madison Fries, so it was no surprise when she wrote a song about her friend's positive social media messages.
Real estate agency creates Facebook page to promote Bay Area restaurants during pandemic
Brenda Wade and her son Austin enjoy eating at one of their favorite restaurants called The Stein & Vine in Brandon.
Retiring TGH chaplain leaves legacy of loving care
Wayne Maberry is retiring from Tampa General Hospital after 24 years of service as a chaplain.
Feeding Tampa Bay meals to-go help families get by during pandemic
Feeding Tampa Bay has supplied thousands of meals to Bay Area families during uncertain times.
Tampa barbecue restaurant serving food and community through service
A family-owned restaurant is serving food as well as serving the community by paying its success forward.
Tampa doctor hangs up white coat after more than 60 years of service
Dr. Emilio Echevarria, 89, is visiting St. Joseph’s Hospital, a place that he knows well. He spent 64 years as a general surgeon at bay area hospitals before retiring from St. Joseph's Hospital earlier this year.
First class of Tampa college preparatory school sending 98% of graduates to college
Senior graduation has a significant meaning for students at Cristo Rey Tampa High School.
Providing help to small businesses in their time of need
A Small Business Administration grant is helping the Tampa Bay Women's Business Centre keep small businesses afloat. The impact that the program is having is What's Right with Tampa Bay.
Letter carrier delivers praise to frontline workers in a unique way
A St. Petersburg postman has supplied 1,000 face shields to healthcare workers.
HUG connects those with special needs, even during the pandemic
Melissa Caulfield and her mom Terry Boatner are reminiscing about all the fun social activities that Melissa did with the organization Help Us Gather, or HUG.