There was little pomp and plenty of unusual circumstances surrounding the first of 16 graduation ceremonies for Pinellas County high schools July 7 at Spectrum Field in Clearwater.
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Florida Department of Health reported the second-highest one-day count of COVID-19 cases in Pasco County on Friday, adding 229 to bring the total to 3,539. The death toll stands at 27.
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The 2nd Amendment Rally & Chili Cook-off was held June 13 at The Farm in northern Brooksville. The full-day event presented political guest speakers and others who gave talks in support of the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Guests enjoyed a competitive cookoff and visited var…
Dozens of men, women and children of all ages and races marched in the streets of Tarpon Springs on Saturday, June 6.
The Tarpon Springs High Class of 2020 received an outpouring of support from the community, as dozens of supporters packed the parade route for the city’s first big public event of the COVID-19 era.
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