Mahaffey Leading Ladies Launches Inaugural Meeting to Support Youth Arts Programs
On August 28, the founding members of the Mahaffey Leading Ladies gathered in the VIP Lounge of the Mahaffey Theater for their first meeting. This newly established affinity group comprises distinguished business and public service leaders dedicated to setting strategic goals and celebrating foundation programming and fundraising milestones. They will meet quarterly to report on their progress and recruit new members by inviting them to observe performances, festivals, and summer camps.
Mahaffey Class Acts Program Presents The Little Mermaid Jr
The Bill Edwards Foundation for the Arts, benefitting The Mahaffey Theater, is thrilled to announce performances of The Little Mermaid Jr., produced and performed by the talented students of the 2nd Annual Summer Camp through the Mahaffey Class Acts Program. After three weeks of dedicated preparation, the young performers are ready to bring this beloved tale to life on stage.
The Left Bank Bistro featured on Great Day Live WTSP Inbox
The Left Bank Bistro recently made an appearance on Great Day Live with Java and Janelle, showcasing some exquisite dishes from Executive Chef Jermaine Bass. Restaurateur Susanne Byram provided an engaging introduction before Chef Jermaine demonstrated his unique take on Chicken Dijon. Click here to watch the full segment and discover more about these culinary delights!
Suncoast Health Council Names Lisa Nugent as Executive Director
The Suncoast Health Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Lisa Nugent, MPH as its new Executive Director beginning July 1st. With a successful career in healthcare administration and community health, Nugent brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to improving public health in our region.
Mr. India uses natural strength to start new career in Clearwater
When Mahaboob Ali Syed walks into a room, you can’t help but notice his biceps. In 2004, at the age of 17, he became the youngest Mr. India in history.
“I don’t like to compare myself with Arnold Schwarzenegger because he is like a mentor for me,” said Syed.
The bodybuilder won the title of Mr. India eight times before taking his strength in a different direction: arm wrestling, where he won more championships.