Two unrelated structure fires occurred in Pasco County, Florida on May 7th, resulting in the deaths of two individuals and one dog. The first fire […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
Trinity Students Collect 434 Pairs Of Eyeglasses For Visually Impaired
Students at Longleaf Elementary School in Trinity, Florida, collected 434 pairs of used eyeglasses in partnership with The Rotary Club of Trinity and the Hudson-Bayonet […]
Pasco County’s Earth Day Event Highlights Environmental Preservation Efforts
Pasco County residents were treated to a free environmental education event at Crews Lake Wilderness Park on April 26th. The occasion, organized by Keep Pasco […]
Walmart Opens Three New Conviva Senior Primary Care Centers
Walmart has opened three new Conviva Senior Primary Care centers across four states as part of its network with Conviva and CenterWell Senior Primary Care. […]
Mother’s Day Specials In Tampa Bay: Dining, Events, And Outings
Discover exciting ways to celebrate Mother’s Day in Tampa Bay, with options ranging from waterfront brunches and floral workshops to automobile museum visits and zoo […]
Community News: Weather Forecast, Real Id Info, Obituary, And Local Jobs In New Port Richey
This daily newsletter provides local news updates for New Port Richey, including weather forecast, information on obtaining Real ID, obituary, job openings, and community events. […]
Wheelchair Basketball Clinic For Disabled Athletes
Pasco County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Department held a Wheelchair Basketball Clinic for disabled athletes as part of April’s Adaptive Sports and Autism Awareness […]
Pasco-hernando State College President Resigns Amidst Low Student Retention
The president of Pasco-Hernando State College, Jesse Pisors, has resigned after less than 18 months in office. His resignation comes amidst an investigation by the […]
Retirement With Honors: New Port Richey’s K-9 Officer Shadow
Shadow, a black German shepherd, retired from the New Port Richey Police Department after serving for six years, during which he was trained as a […]
Local Teacher’s Successful Fiction Debut With Sequel
Gina Schulaski, an English teacher at J.W. Mitchell High School, has published a sequel to her successful novel ‘The Music She Heard in Paris’. The […]