A forensic science tech firm decided to launch U.S. operations in Wesley Chapel, and the Pasco Economic Development Council has its fingerprints all over it.  Smytec Inc.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation was scheduled to welcome Christopher LaFramboise and his family on Aug. 7 into a new mortgage-free smart home in the Let Us Do Good Village.

Hernando State College announced the hiring of Kaci Vassallo as the new head softball coach ahead of the fall 2025 semester. Vasallo, a seasoned softball coach, has a ...

Tax Collector Mike Fasano’s five offices will once again feature Pasco Fire Rescue’s Annual “Boot Drive” as the charitable giving organization for the month of August.    All proceeds ...

National S’mores Day celebrates on Aug. 10 the classic campfire dessert featuring chocolate, marshmallows and graham crackers.  The experts at Kampgrounds of America offer fun, easy swaps for ...

As I travel through Pasco County, I’m struck by the number of “Help Wanted” and “We’re Hiring” signs displayed by businesses. Finding and keeping talented employees has become an increasingly ...

The Glazer Children’s Museum is launching Play for Everyone, a new initiative to ensure all families can experience the joy of play, regardless of income. Play for Everyone will provide ...

The Pasco Association for Challenged Kids (PACK) was the Charity-of-the-Month for June at the Pasco County Tax Collector’s Office.   A total of $10,393.11 was raised to assist ...

The Zephyrhills Daughters of the American Revolution has approached city leaders about allowing a permanent masonry burning pit to be built at Veterans Memorial Park to retire U.S.

The streets of Gulfport will be filled with live music, food and drink, arts and crafts, and street theater performances during the 25th annual GECKOFEST. The family-friendly festival ...

The Lutz-Land O’ Lakes Woman’s Club will use proceeds from its annual Fall Flea Market to benefit the community through its ...

More police officers die by suicide than in the line of duty. Behind the badge, many carry invisible wounds and far too often ...