A retired car dealer, known as ‘Mr. Friendly’, has announced a second $50,000 matching donation campaign to save the West Klosterman Preserve in Tarpon Springs, […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
New Port Richey Raises Mobile Home Requirements to Mitigate Flood Damage
New Port Richey, Florida has passed a new ordinance requiring manufactured homes, new or being replaced, to be elevated at least 1 foot above the […]
Historic Women’s Club Continues to Give Back to the Community
The Tampa Bay Newcomers, a women’s social club dating back to the 1950s, continues to give back to the Tampa Bay area through various community […]
Childcare Crisis Hits Families with Children with Disabilities
The US has a childcare crisis, with a shortage of providers and high costs leaving millions of families struggling. Parents of children with disabilities face […]
Diners Seek New Flavor Experiences
Many families have restaurant traditions, but consumers also seek new flavors and experiences. A survey by US Foods found that the average person dines out […]
Wallet Theft Suspect Sought by New Port Richey Police
New Port Richey Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man who stole a wallet left unattended on a register at a local […]
Flooding Threat Continues In Tampa Bay After Hurricane Debby
The Anclote River in Pasco County and the Myakka River in Sarasota County are expected to continue rising, with the Anclote potentially cresting at 22 […]
Mitek Building $77.6M Manufacturing Plant In Pasco County
MiTek, an international building supply company, will open a new $77.6 million, 480,000-square-foot manufacturing plant and warehouse in Zephyrhills, Florida. The company will receive economic […]
Tampa Bay Times Announces 20% Payroll Reduction Due to Revenue Challenges
The Tampa Bay Times, a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper, is facing revenue challenges and has announced a 20% reduction in payroll, including offering buyouts to its […]
Pasco County School Board Fills Leadership Positions
The Pasco County School Board has filled several school and district leadership positions ahead of the new academic year. Clare Ennis and Lisa Grimsley have […]