Residents in Wesley Chapel’s Connected City, concerned about vanishing green spaces, may get their park through a proposed land swap with developers. County officials discussed […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
Unregulated Opioid Like Substances Sold In Tampa Bay Shops
A potent chemical substance, 7-hydroxymitragynine or 7-OH, found in low quantities in the kratom plant, is being isolated and sold in tablets and pills, creating […]
Family Owned French Pastry Shop Celebrates Decade In Business
Le Macaron French Pastries, a family-owned business at The Shops at Wiregrass, celebrates 10 years of serving French desserts and pastries, including macarons, croissants, and […]
Cinema 6 Survives Pandemic And Expands Into Arcade
During the pandemic lockdowns, Cinema 6 in Port Richey was on the brink of closure. Through resilience and hard work, the family-owned theater has transformed […]
Community Seeks Answers On Hurricane Recovery Funding
Following six months of displacement due to hurricanes in the region, Pasco County is set to distribute a $585.7 million grant from the federal government. […]
Deadly Shooting Under Investigation In Pasco County, FL
An argument between known individuals escalated into a fatal shooting in the Beacon Woods area of Hudson, FL. The alleged shooter is in custody, and […]
Florida Tops Economic Performance Nationally But Has Room For Improvement
The 2023 Rich States, Poor States report credits Florida for its top gross domestic product performance and high migration rates, but warns of weaknesses in […]
Journalists Expose Plan To Develop Florida State Parks, Inspire Legislative Change
Tampa Bay Times reporters Max Chesnes and Emily L. Mahoney were awarded for their investigative reporting that exposed plans to develop golf courses and amenities […]
Florida Business Headlines: Evos Shutdown, Hurricane Recovery, And Legal Troubles
Evos, a healthier burger chain, has closed its last three stores in Florida, while The Chop Shop in Bradenton rebuilt after Hurricane Milton with grant […]
Reopening Of Pasco County’s Sunwest Park After Hurricane Helene
Pasco County’s SunWest Park, a 70-acre spring-fed lake park that was inundated with water and sand during Hurricane Helene, has finally reopened after seven months. […]