Palmetto bushes, towering over six feet and flanking both sides of the worn dirt path, their spiky fronds big enough to use as sunshade umbrellas. A red-headed woodpecker soared through the canopy overhead, settling in the crook of a rotted tree trunk, already punctured with holes, ready to tap for… Read More Read More
Monday, February 12, 2024, the City of Brooksville team suffered a terrible loss. City of Brooksville Mourns the Loss of Valued Employee Sanitation employee, Ed Johnson, was involved in a traffic accident while operating a City of Brooksville garbage truck and consequently passed away. Ed Johnson was a long-time… Read More Read More
These are just a few thoughts I have to help anglers be more successful for our upcoming springtime fishing. The only reason I want to talk about springtime is because if you are observant, the Big Bend trees are spreading their love in green swaths all over the place; cars,… Read More Read More
With dozens of No. 1 singles between them, the Bellamy Brothers and Gene Watson have joined together for a “sublimely country (MusicRow)” cover of the duo’s “Forever Ain’t Long Enough.” To stream and download “Forever Ain’t Long Enough,” released today via Select-O-Hits, click HERE. The… Read More Read More
The next Citrus County Landfill Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Disposal Program Saturday Collection Drop off will be May 11, 2024, from 9:00am to 1:00pm at the Citrus County Landfill, 230 W Gulf to Lake Hwy, Lecanto. County Landfill “Saturday Drop Off” Hazardous Househould Waste Collection In addition to the ongoing… Read More Read More
Based on Demand for Current Class Application Process is Now Open for Fall 2024 The Citrus County Citizens’ Academy began its Spring 2024 Class February 1, 2024. Citrus County Citizens Academy Spring 2024 Session Begins County Administrator Steve Howard welcomed the new class with a presentation focusing on both… Read More Read More
The journey of dementia brings many unexpected changes. One of these is how it affects social and family relationships that have remained unchanged and that we have come to rely upon and take for granted. Some of the saddest expressions of grief I have heard in my support groups are… Read More Read More
Pre-registration required for February 29 class Green Industries Best Management Practices Training It’s a great leap for landscaping professionals! The UF/IFAS Pasco County Cooperative Extension is offering Green Industries Best Management Practices Training Thursday, February 29, 2024, at Heritage Park – Land O’ Lakes Community Center. Read More Read More
