The Schwettman Center in New Port Richey, which was home to Gulf High School from 1922 to 1961, is set to undergo big plans to ensure its continued use as a community resource. The city plans to close on the property in March and then plan its future use, which may include turning it into an arts and cultural center.
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Sarah McCormack, a 16-year-old junior volleyball player at Land O’ Lakes High, tragically died in a car accident. Her infectious, bubbly, and gregarious personality left […]
The Pasco County school district’s first dedicated early learning center has closed after two years of operation, due to low enrollment and financial challenges. The […]
College students in Pasco County can avoid skyrocketing gas prices this summer with the GoPasco Summer Haul Pass. The pass allows students to ride buses […]