Hardy and Lingle Dept Store - Then and Now

Dade City Police establishes public space for safe exchanges, created to provide places to pickup materials purchased on Craigslist and other online services. Zone will give residents a place to conduct online sales, custody exchanges Located in Dade City PD's parking lot off Pasco Avenue No appointment necessary; officers always on patrol  Read More ......

More Changes in Dade City

Medical marijuana moratorium extended in Dade City  Bay News 9Full coverage

Ten Students Given Citizen Honors By Chamber - Free Weekly Community Newspaper serving East Pasco Communities of Dade City, Zephyrhills, Wesley Chapel, baseball,coach giles,dragonfire tournament,karate,pirates,spivey,case,exchange students,schools,brandt,schrader,softball,state record,tournament  pascoshoppingguide.comFull coverage

There's a five-year waiting list at the New Tampa rec center. That's changing  Tampabay.comFull coverage

Florida MISSING CHILD ALERT issued for Wesley Chapel boy, 12  WFLAFull coverage

Pasco Business Digest for April 27  Tampabay.comFull coverage

    The Smithsonian is here!  Florida Humanities Council has selected the Pioneer Florida Museum to host "Hometown Teams" Smithsonian Exhibition! Generously sponsored by Suncoast Credit Union!!!  #HometownTeams Smithsonian Exhibition Hometown Teams  March 17 - April 28, 2018 Schedule your group tours and Field Trips Now! 352-567-0262 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The Smithsonian’s Hometown Teams traveling exhibition examines the many roles that sports play in American society. Hometown sports are more than just games—they shape our lives and unite us and celebrate who we are as Americans. We play on ball fields and sandlots, on courts and on ice, in parks and playgrounds, even in the street. From pick-up games to organized leagues, millions of...

 Aerial View of Pioneer Florida MuseumIt is located on a 20-acre wooded hillside and has over ten main buildings. Eight buildings are historically significant and were moved from surrounding Pasco County communities to the museum grounds. .

Gov. Rick Scott announced on Sept. 26, 2017, that he is calling for a series of new proposals to fight the opioid epidemic in Florida, including $50 million in new funding.Gov. Rick Scott has shrunk the DEP workforce, slashed funding for environmental programs and all but abandoned any attempt at responsible planning.http://www.tampabay.com/opinion/editorials/Editorial-Don-t-let-Florida-take-over-wetlands-permitting_164963973

 Sewage spills pose a major threat to public health, and they’re likely to become more common due to two increasingly connected crises facing America: an aging infrastructure and climate change.Read More...  

The World Could Enter Climate ‘Danger Zone’ If Trump Exits Paris Deal https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-05-30/climate-danger-zone-seen-if-trump-pulls-u-s-out-of-paris-deal?

DADE CITY – An alternative energy company is proposing to build and operate a 90-acre, 15-megawatt solar panel farm in rural Pasco County. The land with a Ramsey Road address, and abutting Blanton Road, previously had been owned by a subsidiary of Wells Fargo ESA Renewables, headquartered in Castellon, Spain, is targeting property — purchased in 2016 by Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, and his wife, Kathy — for a solar photovoltaic production facility. ESA Renewables, LLC (ESA) is an alternative energy provider, focused on delivering turnkey commercial and industrial photovoltaic projects to customers worldwide.http://floridadiary.com/energy-company-plans-solar-farm-in-northeast-pasco/