
New Port Richey Tea Blend Receives International Commendation from The Leafies
New Port Richey, Florida – A local tea sommelier has a new recognition to add to her already award-winning brand. Kelly Hackman, the owner of… Read More
New Port Richey, Florida – A local tea sommelier has a new recognition to add to her already award-winning brand. Kelly Hackman, the owner of… Read More
Recently, the Fort Cooper Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) became the latest support group for the non-profit, Duval Preservation Trust, Inc. (DPT). The DPT… Read More
Brooksville, Florida – On October 28, 2023, the City of Brooksville hosted a volunteer event to clean up and organize the city’s supply of historic… Read More
“Evil Dead: The Musical” takes all the elements of the cult classic films, The Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, and Army of Darkness and… Read More
The Southwest Florida Water Management District (District) awarded $108,304 in grants to 51 educators within the District as part of… Read More
The Southwest Florida Water Management District (District) has temporarily closed the Brogden Bridge airboat slide at Turner Camp Road in Citrus County due to required… Read More
Several Roads and Organizations are Closed in Crystal River Several potential tornadoes have caused significant damage within the City of Crystal River overnight and into… Read More
New Port Richey, Florida – It was a mere five years ago that downtown New Port Richey saw its first brewery open. Back then, it… Read More
A love for local small businesses and the push to “shop small” and keep our local economy thriving has led to the creation of the… Read More
Brooksville, FL – Hernando County Parks and Recreation is temporarily closing a portion of the entrance at Lake Townsen Park located at 28011 Lake Lindsey… Read More
Wednesday, September 20, 2023- Inspectors with City-contracted Atkins Services have begun inspections to assess substantial damage to structures. These inspections, referred to as “SDEs” will… Read More
The Florida Cabinet has unanimously approved the protection of six (6) properties totaling 42,409 acres of wilderness and working lands within the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Read More