Another wave of No Kings demonstrations will occur in cities nationwide this Saturday, including locations throughout New Port Richey. The movement gained significant momentum during […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
Pasco County Seeks Tourism Professional for Advisory Council
Pasco County is seeking a local hotel, motel, or tourism industry professional to fill an open seat on the Tourist Development Council (TDC). The TDC […]
Residents Report Concerns Over Troubling Property on Cadillac Ave
Residents in Hudson, Pasco County, have raised concerns about a property on Cadillac Avenue, 7926 Cadillac Ave., described as a ‘house of horrors.’ Neighbors report […]
Long-Term Care Provides Meaningful Career Paths for Professionals
Christy Glenn, director of rehabilitation at Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of New Port Richey, shares her twenty-five year journey in healthcare inspired by her grandmother. […]
Pasco School Board Debates Civic Education and Protest Policies
Pasco School Board met regarding civics and protests. Superintendent Legg unveiled initiatives for the nation’s 250th anniversary but students objected to removing peaceful assembly language […]
Pasco Teens Challenge School Cellphone Restrictions With Scribble
Two students from Angeline Academy of Innovation in Pasco County recently discussed the district’s cellphone restriction measures with their classmates, noting that they haven’t been […]
Pasco County Voters Decide on School Tax Referendum
Pasco County voters will vote in November on whether to continue paying a school district property tax. The County Commission unanimously decided to place this […]
Tampa Man and Sister Indicted for Bomb Plot at Air Base
Federal prosecutors have indicted a Tampa man and his sister for allegedly planting an explosive device at MacDill Air Force Base. Alen Zheng, 20, and […]
Amputee Marine Battles Child Exploitation with Tech
Justin Gaertner, a Pasco County Marine who lost both legs in a 2010 Afghanistan bomb attack, now works as a computer forensics analyst for Homeland […]
South Florida Water Management District Implements Extreme Phase III Restrictions Soon
Southwest Florida Water Management District announced extreme Phase III water restrictions effective April 3 due to critically low supplies. Residents face stricter usage limits including […]