As the city continues to grow and build new bed-and-breakfast establishments, the new Hampton Inn on the Dunedin Causeway, and other Airbnbs that add to the list of places to stay and visit within our community, many people do not realize that at an earlier time in Dunedin’s history the comm…

DUNEDIN — In May, 15,000 people on the Pinellas Trail made the crossing at Skinner Boulevard.

DUNEDIN — The Dunedin Food Pantry needs some more elbow room. Because of the continued increase in patrons, representatives of the pantry hope a new building is in its future.

DUNEDIN — Within several months, visitors to Caladesi Island will be able to have a birds-eye view of the 2,436-acre state park.

DUNEDIN — The ears of First Presbyterian Church of Dunedin's late founder may be burning.

DUNEDIN — The late Bud Fisher appears to have been quite the character.

DUNEDIN — It may not have the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, but Dunedin turned out to be the perfect setting for a romantic comedy with a distinct Hollywood flair.

DUNEDIN — The missing artifacts have been returned to the Kellogg mansion, and now community leaders are focusing on using technology to showcase its architecture and share its story.

DUNEDIN — Hugh Turley believes in the power of magic.

This past weekend, the new owners of the historic Kellogg mansion in Dunedin arrived at the home with their four children to enjoy the sunset. It was their first visit to the 1925 home since closing on it in mid-June. Their joyous moment turned to dismay, however, when they learned the house had been stripped of historical artifacts the city had been working for months to preserve, officials said June 29.

DUNEDIN — Citrus Styles owner Jennifer Dorr says the decision to open her upscale women’s clothing store downtown may best be described as “entrepreneurial karma.”

DUNEDIN — Golf carts are the way to go to get around Dunedin, say many participants in city survey.

DUNEDIN — The beloved 9,995-square-foot Kellogg mansion at 129 Buena Vista Drive S. will be demolished soon, but efforts are underway to prevent it from being lost to history.

DUNEDIN — It's a good problem for a new brewery to have — keeping up with the demand.

DUNEDIN — With some laughter and tears, city commissioners proclaimed June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month in the city.

DUNEDIN — City officials are looking to resume holding special events beginning with the Dunedin Arts and Crafts Festival in June.

DUNEDIN — City Commissioner Moe Freaney respects longtime Local Planning Agency member Dan Massaro so much she called the architect for his opinion on design issues involving the new city hall project.

DUNEDIN — The Toronto Blue Jays bid farewell to TD Ballpark on May 24 as the team dropped a 14-8, 11-inning decision to the visiting Tampa Bay Rays.

DUNEDIN — Call it growing pains. A group of volunteers are learning how to run the Faith Garden at the First Presbyterian Church to help provide food for the community.

DUNEDIN — After countless discussions over nearly two decades, city officials expect to see a development project take shape that they call the catalyst for the east end of town.

DUNEDIN — City officials already have a good idea of what memorabilia they are going to put in a time capsule that will be part of their new City Hall.

City Manager Jennifer Bramley called the celebration May 13 for the city’s acquisition of the Gladys Douglas-Hackworth property a “big day for all of us — the birds, the bees and the flowers and the trees.”

DUNEDIN — Ralph Kleinschrod readily acknowledges he doesn't know much about baseball.

DUNEDIN — As plans for the mixed-use Gateway development project make their way through the city's review process, some officials are eager for construction to begin.

DUNEDIN — City commissioners support a plan for a demonstration of an autonomous vehicle in Dunedin. A question raised is, who gets be the first to go for a ride?

DUNEDIN — Some city commissioners March 31 framed their reason for voting to award a $20 million bid for the construction of a new city hall and parking lot in two words: "It's time."

Dunedin has many things it is famous for such as our many craft breweries, the alligator tank, the pram, Honeymoon Island and our exciting and busy downtown and Pinellas Trail. But few people know that we had a world-famous manufacturing company in Dunedin known as the Anderson Band Saw Co.

Due to rain and conflicting events in February, the Dunedin Museum postponed History Comes Alive until next year at the end of February. However, on Saturday, April 24, starting at 11 a.m., the museum is still planning an event to get individuals to participate in the Dunedin National Treasu…

DUNEDIN — City officials and community leaders paid tribute March 5 to a Dunedin resident who was passionate about woman's suffrage.

DUNEDIN — Deputy City Manager Doug Hutchens says as a matter of principle he never calls city commissioners by their first names.

DUNEDIN — City officials are enthusiastic about the future of 27.7 acres that Coca-Cola owns despite challenges affecting the potential development of the property.

DUNEDIN — In recent years, city officials have made a mark on Patricia Avenue through a variety of improvements.

During the February City Commission meeting, the mayor and other commissioners honored Scoutmaster Mathew Pinder and Dunedin’s Scout Troop 10 and celebrated its 100th anniversary.