Pasco County is holding town halls to address homelessness, seeking resident input on how it impacts communities and businesses. The goal is to make homelessness […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
Student Advocacy Leads To $1.5m Sidewalk Funding In Pasco County
A young student’s advocacy for safer pedestrian routes to school secured $1.5 million in funding for a two-mile sidewalk project in Pasco County. Local officials […]
New Port Richey Public Works Incident Leaves One Dead
A New Port Richey Public Works employee died and another was injured in an accidental incident at a city lift station. The injured employee was […]
Local Business Supports Cancer Patients With Bowling Fundraiser
A Florida woman battling cancer received a surprise call from a meteorologist, boosting her spirits. The community is rallying behind cancer patients through the Bowling […]
New Port Richey Worker Dies In Lift Station Accident
A New Port Richey utilities mechanic died in a lift station accident, identified as Gary Greger. His daughter, Cassidy, stated he was electrocuted while working, […]
Tampa Events Guide Festivals, Concerts, And Family Fun
Tampa’s upcoming events include a variety of festivals, concerts, and family-friendly activities. Highlights include Ya by the Bay Story Warrior Festival, the St. Jude Walk, […]
Weekend Events In Tampa Bay Food, Festivals, And More
Tampa Bay hosts a variety of events over the coming weekend, including a food truck festival, a pride festival, live music, art exhibits, and more. […]
Retired Deputy Thanks First Responders For Life Saving Efforts
Retired Pinellas County Deputy Dakota Dellechiaie expressed gratitude to firefighters and first responders for their heroic actions in rescuing him from a propane truck crash […]
All Veterans Center Expands Food Program To All Needy
The All Veterans Center, originally focused on supporting veterans, has expanded its food program to help anyone in need. Based in Polk County, they have […]
Pasco County Teachers Face No Punishment For Social Media Posts
Two Pasco County teachers, accused of making ambiguous social media comments about slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will not face discipline. The district found their […]