Stephanie Hayes is a columnist at the Tampa Bay Times. She explores a diverse range of topics including culture and society, government and politics, and health and wellness, often focusing on themes such as elections, public policy, and urban art. Stephanie's work has been featured in various publications including The Atlantic, Sun Sentinel Media Group, and Creators Syndicate.
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Stephanie Hayes' coverage suggests a preference for opinion pieces, seasonal content, expert commentary and reviews. Her focus on House & Home, Government & Politics, Entertainment News, and Culture & Society indicates she might be interested in pitches related to local Florida issues like politics or cultural events in St Petersburg.
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From data centers to ghost candidates, haunted holiday personas abound.
A time may come to retire the casual use of "lol," but now is not that time, lol.
We need it more than ever.
According to Shane Gillis on ‘SNL,’ we need to cover up.
I'm an avid gymgoer and hobby powerlifter. I top out at 5 feet tall and look as threatening as a Monchhichi in a baby bib, so a passerby might not
By: Stephanie Hayes
Guys who decide our electric rates were wined and dined at a place that offers dog bathrobes.
In Sarah Anderson’s novel, Fallow, a woman is hired to bear children for busy C-suite executives.
From the Rays in the World Series to the dawn of crisp fall weather, this is a moment to breathe it all in.
By: Stephanie Hayes
Prior to his blockbuster Elizabeth Holmes documentary, Lance Oppenheim trained his lens on retirees in ‘Some Kind of Heaven.'
Some people are so hard to buy for. What do you get a guy who has everything including ostensible control of all three branches of government?
