Lu the Hippo, a long-time resident that came here from the San Diego Zoo in the 1960s and celebrated a 63rd birthday in January of 2023. PHOTO | MICHELE MILLER (2020) […]
“This is an industry that happened by accident”, said Cheryl Taylor, who pooled her experience as a business development strategist, public relations manager, and events coordinator to launch the growing pop-up circuit. […]
Big changes are coming to spots along U.S. Highway 19 from Holiday to Port Richey including at the Gulf View Mall, Universal Plaza and Holiday Plaza + a new AmSkills Manufacturing & Robotic Skills Training Center. […]
Development is booming big time in Pasco as the median age in the county gets progressively younger. Residents have a say at planning workshops and by filling out a brief survey. […]
100+Women Who Care, Pasco, is making a dent in doing good things. […]
What’s What NPR Photo album takes a look back at Blues NIght at the 2023 Chasco Fiesta. […]
The Native American Fest is an integral part of cultural education at the Chasco Fiesta held annually in downtown New Port Richey, Florida […]
“The idea is to meet the needs of the community. To be a focal point where people can come with their kids. To be a safe haven where kids can be kids and adults can enjoy kids and what they’re doing here and everyone can come and have a good time, whether it’s for MLK or Juneteenth,” said Eugene Scott, president of the African American Club of Pasco.. […]
Studio NPR, much like the city, is fluid and ever-changing. It has flexible bones and a prime spot on Main Street nestled among local drinking and eating establishments and is just a few doors down from Wright’s Supermarket, a local mom-and-pop staple. […]
Check out the “What’s What NPR” Chasco Fiesta photo album for pics of some of what happens during the New Port Richey’s signature event […]
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