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Patrick Sidwell

Audience Editor

Patrick is from London and traveled across the pond to Tampa several years ago. He went to the University of South Florida before working in radio news for iHeartMedia. You can find him at live events with a plate of good food, or exploring with his dogs, Arthur and Walter.

From inventive vaudeville-esque chamber shows to holiday classics, we’ve got you covered.
This guide will help you give back to the Tampa Bay area, including outdoor spots, veteran assistance, and mental health aid.
Including gifts for neighbors, foodies, significant others, homebodies, students, and gifts under $20.
We’re taking a deeper look into one of Tampa’s public courses.
Here’s a few ideas for stretching your legs and getting round on the original mode of transportation.
Sometimes you get the munchies late at night, so we’re helping out with a list of 10 spots that stay open late in the Tampa Bay area.
We’re looking at what’s next for the team, and reflecting on Vinik’s achievements.
Just like that, it’s almost November. But there’s still plenty to do this weekend.
Here’s some ideas for ghoulish ghostly fun ahead of the holiday.
Flooding, closures, and changes in FEMA aid are all ongoing following the storm.
Businesses are saying thanks to these unsung heroes.
It’s time to let democracy rule once more.
There’s still time to catch some Halloween fever. Here are a few spots around TBAY to get you feeling ghoulish.
Here’s the latest trash, waste, and debris information for Tampa Bay’s post-Milton world.
The storm made landfall around 8:30 p.m. in Siesta Key as a Category 3 hurricane on Wednesday, Oct. 9.
As we send this, we hope you’re staying safe. Be sure to be following these accounts (including TBAYtoday) for most relevant info.
The storm is coming, and here are some ways to stay in the loop.
Owners say they’ve invested millions of dollars into the upgrades.
These local spots boast tons of pumpkin variety, corn stalks, mums, axe throwing, mazes, and more.
We’re giving even more ways to give back as the continue gets back on its feet.
A bigger facility could be on its way to help resolve the issue.
As the toll of the storm becomes clearer, we’re sharing more and more resources to assist those impacted in TBAY.
In the wake of the storm, there are plenty of ways to help our community get back on its feet.
Have you ever wondered what the the lighthouse-looking structure protruding from Tampa’s tree canopy is? Wonder no more.
Here’s a list for those longing for some old-fashioned fun for date night, a family-friendly day out, or something to get you out of the usual routine.
With construction almost complete, let’s look take a look at some statistics and figures.
Whether you’re looking to save a few bucks on gas, reduce your carbon footprint, or find a new way to get around, there’s plenty of options in TBAY.
The female calf was born at ZooTampa earlier this year.
These five gardens have an abundance of natural floral beauty and native wildlife.
The bar has been years in the making.