Dade City residents held a rally to save a 200-year-old grand oak tree from being replaced by sabal palms outside the historic Pasco County Courthouse. The tree is considered a living landmark and a part of the town’s identity. The county argues it poses a threat to a World War II memorial bandstand beneath it.
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Pasco County is hosting a variety of events throughout July to celebrate community spirit and local culture. On July 2, patriotic-themed golf cart parades will […]
A local museum in New Port Richey is using 3D scanning technology to digitally preserve Egyptian shabtis and other artifacts. The scans, created by Global […]
The GFWC Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Womans Club has awarded over $150,000 in scholarships to local students. Avalon Park Wesley Chapel partners with the Children’s Entrepreneur […]