Local residents and officials are fighting to save a 200-year-old live oak tree outside the Pasco County courthouse, due to its historical and cultural significance in the community. Following public outcry, the tree’s removal has been put on hold while a more thorough assessment is conducted.
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St. Leo commissioners rejected a proposal to redevelop the Abbey Golf Course into more than 600 homes. The decision protects the space from development. The […]
A 6-year-old boy with severe autism who went missing from the Ross Lane area in New Port Richey was found dead in a nearby pond. […]
Pasco County recently opened a new senior center in an old school building in Elfers, Florida. The center offers free hot lunches, activities such as […]