Florida Statewide Guardian ad Litem Office Announces New Branding
The Florida Statewide Guardian ad Litem Office announces a new logo and brand identity. A new look and feel will better encompass what the Statewide… Read More
Hernando County
Brooksville Shines Again with ‘Stills’ Premiere
Sunday, January 22 was certainly a day to remember for Kyle Marra, Lief Thomason, Tommy McTague and James McTague. Their 30-minute film, ‘Stills’, premiered at… Read More
Congressman Gus Bilirakis Opens offices in Inverness and Brooksville
As a result of legislative redistricting, Florida’s 12th Congressional District now comprises Citrus, Hernando and parts of Pasco counties. As such, Congressman Bilirakis has closed his… Read More
Hernando Audubon February Activities
Hernando Audubon Meeting about Imperiled Shorebirds and Seabirds of Florida with speaker Holley Short. In her presentation, Audubon Florida staff member Holley Short will discuss… Read More
February 2023 Canning Classes Now Available at Hernando Little Rock Cannery
The January Canning Class schedule is now available at the Hernando Little Rock Cannery, 15487 Citrus Way in Brooksville. Sign up as classes fill quickly… Read More
City of Brooksville Advisory Board Vacancies
The City of Brooksville is now accepting applications from individuals interested in volunteering their time to serve as a member of the following advisory boards… Read More
Camp, Bike, Paddle and Play at CroomFest 2023
Croomfest 2023 is a three- to four-day event February 3-6, where friends and family gather at the Withlacoochee State Forest’s… Read More
Hernando County Greek Festival is Feb. 4 in Spring Hill
OPA! Experience the culture and ancestry of Greece and connect with heritage and traditions that are centuries old, but still contemporary in their focus at… Read More
City of Brooksville Advisory Board Vacancies
The City of Brooksville is now accepting applications from individuals interested in volunteering their time to serve as a member of the following advisory boards… Read More
How Many Train Depots Have Survived on the Nature Coast?
Who doesn’t love a train? Trains represent a period in America’s history that is romantic and powerful. The industrial revolution was fueled by supplies shipped… Read More
Seats Are Now Available for Live Oak Theatre’s Two Spring Musicals
Seats Are Now Available for Live Oak Theatre’s Two Spring Musicals Seats are now available for Live Oak Theatre’s Mainstage production of The Sound of… Read More
Coping with Dementia: No Time for a Sabbatical
Seven years ago, the local newspaper asked if we might submit a monthly column about Alzheimer’s and dementia. We were thrilled and honored to be… Read More