One Stop Bait and Tackle, 727-842-5610: Joe says anglers have been doing well on Spanish mackerel, inshore and offshore. Look for them over the grass flats starting in about 6 feet of water. Offshore schools are following baitfish over hard bottom starting in about 15 to 18 feet of water. In…
TARPON SPRINGS – Last summer members of Turn the Tide for Tarpon, a local sustainability group led by Dory Larsen, asked Tarpon Springs officials to form an official sustainability advisory board or hire a dedicated sustainability coordinator.
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TRINITY – Sprout’s Farmers Market has announced it will soon finish construction of its new store in New Port Richey with a grand opening scheduled for 7 a.m. on July 31.
PORT RICHEY – Don’t write off Gulf View Square just yet.
NEW PORT RICHEY — William Wells and Pierce Baliga have teamed up on a new device designed to help make life easier for those suffering from diabetes.
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CLEARWATER — The Righteous Brothers — Bill Medley and Bucky Heard — perform Sunday, May 26, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Read more
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The 2019 Brooksville Blueberry Festival, held April 27 and 28, more than doubled its size in vendors from 80 to 180. It is estimated that more than 30,000 visitors enjoyed the two-day festival that resulted in:
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NEW PORT RICHEY – The Spartan Manor was the setting for the Council of Neighborhood Association’s final meeting of the season, before the organization’s summer break, on May 15.
BROOKSVILLE — Summer vacation is a breath away and the Brooksville Parks and Recreation Department isn’t skipping a beat. Friday Night Done Right, a monthly series of fun events for middle and…
BROOKSVILLE — Hernando County’s diverse natural beauty is often a great resource for promotion of charitable events. Runners in particular are inspired to participate in challenging courses th…
BROOKSVILLE — One in four adults suffers from a mental illness. One in four. That statistic from the National Alliance on Mental Illness is the reason the organization exists. The stigma on me…
HUDSON — Instead of taking the ride up to Brooksville for the Blueberry Festival, a local church held their own blueberry event in Hudson to save a trip for locals that want to enjoy the delic…
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