Develop Communities News Today

Gypsy Gallardo’s letter to Mayor Ken Welch and the City Council said her group, with proposed the development plan, was not consulted.

Mayor Castor’s progress has been a top talking point during the affordability crisis. Records reveal a different reality.

It takes a lot to get up in front of a group of people and share a business idea, but a handful of students did just that in a Shark Tank-style presentation.

MONROVIA – Lofa County's newly elected Senator, Cllr. Joseph Jallah, was recently invited by the office of the Trade Commission of the state of North Dakota to discuss Teacher Education, Nursing, and Cultural exchange programs. While in the US, Senat

Dozens of young women got the chance to meet and engage with female leaders from the Tampa Bay Area through this year’s Sisterhood Summit.

Charter says it will add 15 Spectrum Community Center Assist locations in 2023. #pressrelease

The Corporation to Develop Communities of Tampa was recently awarded a $1.8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor. The money will help grow the pool of skilled laborers.

Tampa Business owner Sheba Lewis partnered with Corporation to Develop Communities of Tampa to gift 100 families a bike for Christmas this holiday season.

Trade jobs are in high demand, and a new grant is helping a Tampa non-profit continue training the community for the industry. 

Added expenses ahead of Hurricane Ian are making it harder for Tampa residents to afford monthly bills.