A Florida school board election has become heated as Jessica Wright, a Florida Virtual School teacher and parent of children in the district, narrowly leads […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
Tire Chain Donates School Supplies To First Grade Teacher
Public school teacher Mary Van Ochten, who often struggles with a lack of supplies, has her wish list fulfilled by RNR Tires as part of […]
Florida Golf Course Plan On State Park Withdraws Proposal
The group looking to build a golf course on Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Florida has withdrawn its proposal, following criticism and protests from the […]
Deadly Impaired Driving Surge: MADD Spearheads Awareness Campaign
More than 13,000 people were killed by impaired drivers in the U.S. for the second year in a row, according to National Highway Traffic Safety […]
Head Lice Policies Changed: No More ‘no-nit’ Policies, Says AAP And CDC
New advice from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) urges schools to stop the ‘no-nit’ policies as unnecessary […]
Port Richey Prescribed Fire At Werner-Boyce State Park
Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park is set to conduct a prescribed fire on August 24th. Firefighters from the Port Richey Fire Department and Florida Forest […]
Wesley Chapel Bulls Start Strong With 48-7 Victory
The Wesley Chapel Bulls, after losing key players, have strengthened their squad with transfers. They demonstrated their improved teamwork and skill in their season opener […]
Busch Gardens’ Scorpion Coaster To Close After Over 40 Years
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay has announced that its oldest and longest-standing coaster, Scorpion, will close operations on September 2, 2024. Scorpion opened in 1980 and […]
Chinese Government Agent Admits Spying On Dissidents, Advocates In US
A Pasco County man pleaded guilty to acting as an agent for the Chinese government, providing information about Chinese dissidents, pro-democracy advocates, and U.S. companies […]
Community Divided Over Green Space Preservation In Pasco County
The Pasco County Commission recently finalized a long-standing issue regarding Oaks Park, a 41-acre wooded area that was once proposed for a 240-apartment development. The […]