Rachel Jolley is a USF grad, daughter of a retired fire official and St. Pete native to boot. She is currently the local editor for Tarpon Springs Patch and East Lake Patch.
Previously, Jolley was a freelance contributor for the St. Pete Patch from December 2010 until August of 2012.
Jolley lists soccer as her first love and even played Division 1 ball on an athletic scholarship. In her down time, she enjoys outdoor activities, sports and spending time with family.
As the race for the Tarpon Springs City Commission's Seat 4 comes to an end, we've gathered some useful information on where to cast your vote plus a rundown of each candidate and where they stand on the issues.
After capturing the title of State Champions, the Eagles are preparing to perform at the national level.
The home has been on the market for almost two years and is considered a single family site.
If you have a sweet tooth and desire for Starbucks, look no further than your own backyard.
Tarpon Springs High's own Damarkus Jones recently won a National Athleadership Grant.
Two new flavors from Tarpon-based company are scheduled to hit the marketplace later this year.
Thanks to Patch reader, Jim McAvaddy for sharing this week's Sunday Sunset.
After a month of taking in votes from locals, the bakery has announced the winning flavor.
Let us help you shape your weekend plans.
Here's where you can go to the polls on Tuesday, March 12.
To get more acquainted with East Lake and its natural wonders, we took a photography hike with the experts at Brooker Creek.
Paralyzed racer, Michael Johnson will support the local non-profit during IndyCar's Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.
To get more acquainted with East Lake and its natural wonders, we took a photography hike with the experts at Brooker Creek.
After capturing the title of State Champions, the Eagles are preparing to perform at the national level.
The city-owned property drew attention from a buyer in October of last year, which resulted in the current push to develop the rundown lot.
The business has been around since 1948, but the name didn't make its debut in Tarpon Springs until 1966.
According to officials, residents are now able to use the bridge.
Although pizza is a popular choice for patrons, the Tarpon Springs restaurant offers more than the average Italian diner.
The two local businesses were recently honored by the Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce.
The Eagles posted an undefeated record over the weekend in the SAHOF High School Championship.
