Dade City’s iconic No. 7 Live Oak’s fate remains undecided as Pasco County commissioners wait for more information before voting on its removal. The tree’s supporters are seeking historic landmark status. Commissioner Oakley postponed the debate, citing the need for more time to consider new points.
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Resident Jennifer Judy is still waiting for a permit to fix her flood-damaged house in the Gulf Harbors community of New Port Richey. Pasco County […]
Two women, Bridgette Williams and Patricia Hormate, both formerly homeless and struggling with addiction, have turned their lives around. Williams now works as a manager […]
City commissioners unanimously approved allowing food trucks at TARPON SPRINGS’ Sponge Docks and downtown with specific conditions. These conditions include only being invited by a […]