Pasco County officials are urging two companies to withdraw their pursuit of tax exemptions or face a legal battle. If granted, the tax breaks would strip $38 million from general fund revenue over the next 35 years and impact their ability to provide crucial funding for schools, firefighters, and law enforcement.
Zen Kitchen and Bar in New Port Richey experienced unexpected delays in their grand opening when a wind gust ripped off the roof. No one […]
The Pasco Economic Development Council and AmSkills have partnered to host the Pasco Rapid Prototyping Boot Camp, which provides entrepreneurs with hands-on training and resources […]
The City of New Port Richey has recently purchased a 2.73 acre riverfront property for $1.1 million. Plans for the property’s future are still in […]