Pasco County adopted a new street addressing system in 1982, based on a countywide origin point at the southwest corner of the county, using section lines as a key reference. The new system aimed to address the growing population and the problematic numbering and naming of roads. Dade City initially resisted the change but later joined.
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Residents of Wesley Chapel’s Connected City, dissatisfied with the vanishing green spaces, may soon get a park as county officials discussed a potential land swap […]
A roundup of various community events happening in Wesley Chapel, New Port Richey, Shady Hills, Hudson, and Dade City during November and December 2023. Events […]
The first mention of incorporating New Port Richey was in 1920, with residents expressing concerns about potential tax increases. Despite recurring issues like lack of […]