Though half as many millennials are moving as they did a decade ago, many of this age range are flocking to Florida, according to a […]
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Food Pantry At Risk Of Closing
A local food pantry in Florida is at risk of closing due to higher rent and utilities. The Father and Son Love Free Food Pantry […]
New Port Richey Gets Official Centennial Logo
The city of New Port Richey now has an official centennial logo to commemorate its 100th anniversary. The design by Gumbo Rein was chosen after […]
Veterans Find Support At Pasco County’s One Community Now
Christina Goodwin struggled to find work and cope with trauma from her time in the Army and drug addiction until she found help from Pasco […]
Several Community Events To Take Place In New Port Richey
On April 6th at 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. the beach at Sims Park will host a plant sale. Also at 10 a.m. to 1 […]
Chasco Fiesta Tributes Native American Artists And Dancers
The Chasco Fiesta is a celebration of the indigenous people of the area, with traditional Native American artists, dancers, and storytellers still a big part […]
Islamic Community Of New Port Richey Celebrates Ramadan
About 400 people gathered at the Islamic Center of New Port Richey for the evening meal, known as iftar, during Ramadan in Florida. The community […]
Lucy Morgan Prize Awarded To Tampa Bay Times Reporter Tracey Mcmanus
Tampa Bay Times reporter Tracey McManus was named the winner of the inaugural Lucy Morgan Prize in a newsroom ceremony this week. McManus has covered […]
Michael Barrett Finds Peace And Compassion
Michael Barrett, a pastor at First Baptist Church in Hudson, finds peace and compassion by playing and composing music. He delivers food to homeless camps […]
Reunited At Last: Jessie Herbert’s Fight To Get Her Kids Back
Jessie Herbert, who was separated from her children after they were removed from her home, has won the legal battle to have them returned. Her […]