The annual Cassidy Otto Stomp Out Cancer 5K and Fashion Festival honors the memory of a 9-year-old girl who passed away from brain cancer. The […]
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Port Richey Council Member Proposes Strong-mayor Government
Following the resignation of the city manager, a new city council member, Chris Maher, has proposed a change to a strong-mayor form of government. This […]
Pasco-hernando State College President Resigns Amid Enrollment Data Scandal
Pasco-Hernando State College President Jesse Pisors has resigned after concerns about withheld enrollment data. An emergency meeting will discuss interim leadership and future actions. The […]
Grand Boulevard Revitalization Discussed In New Port Richey
Grand Boulevard is the focus of a new revitalization project by Pasco County government. The project may impact the area’s population and could include improvements […]
Pasco County Firefighter Honored At National Memorial Weekend
A Pasco County first-responder, Jason Tucker, a firefighter and EMT with Pasco County Fire Rescue, who served for 19 years, is being honored at the […]
Florida Governor Announces Hope Florida Liaisons In Sheriff Offices, But Discrepancies Arise
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and First Lady Casey DeSantis announced that trained Hope Florida liaisons are in every sheriff’s office to serve as experts and […]
May Day Rally And Local Job Openings In New Port Richey
New Port Richey is hosting a ‘May Day Strong: We are the Many’ rally on May 3, 2025, against Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Job […]
Pasco-hernando State College President Resigns Due To Low Student Retention
Pasco-Hernando State College president Jesse Pisors resigned after less than 18 months in the post due to poor student retention and revenue loss. The college […]
Pasco County Schools Introduce Daily Mental Health Support Text Service
Pasco County Schools have introduced Cope Notes, a free daily text service that sends motivational and positive messages to help support mental well-being. The service […]
Orlando Health’s Bayfront Hospital Gets First A Grade For Safety
Orlando Health’s Bayfront Hospital, which struggled in 2020, has improved significantly and received its first ever A grade in safety rankings by Leapfrog. This comes […]