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Celebrate the Dream delivered an overall message of love and community inspired by Dr. King. It also could mark a resurrection of the once-held celebration to honor the Civil Rights hero in the city’s prized park and broaden the celebration to a three-day event. […]
The Dinos and Dragons exhibit is a first of its kind of event for New Port Richey and a way to bring attention to and raise funds for a permanent location for the Museum of Archaeology Paleontology and Science in New Port Richey […]
The Seventh Annual Okra Occasion offered a taste of one of Florida’s few summer vegetables as well as educational information on the upcoming growing season and local organizations involved with that. […]
“I want this to be a happy place for people, whether they are someone in their 20s where the building has been boarded up for their whole life or someone in their 60s who has memories of going to the high school prom or a wedding here,” owner Jim Gunderson said. “Hopefully, it will offer enough of an experience that people will find their spot here that would sort of tickle them.” […]
The 2,000-square-foot venue is located on the second floor of the historic Boulevard Building, adjacent to Mullins Music on Missouri Ave. in downtown New Port Richey and offers an intimate listening experience for music lovers. […]
Open since March 20, 2022, and located on the north side of the Regency Square strip mall on Little Road, the Popcornerie features all things popcorn and then some. […]
This was the latest update for the city library that launched the Chasco Fiesta and moved several times since it first opened in 1920 with some 2,000 books on the shelves, most from the collection of Elroy M. Avery, who the library was first named for. […]
The Tampa Bay area has the most manufacturing jobs in the state of Florida, according to AmSkills CEO, Tom Mudano. The problem is that many potential job applicants don’t know what manufacturing is in today’s world and they lack the basic soft and technical skills to qualify for an entry-level position. […]
Local residents Janie Greene and Susan Rossi offer a quick, easy and powerful way for women to collectively boost the work of service organizations in the Pasco community. […]
That the event happened at all is nothing short of a miracle boosted by community goodwill and some funding to back that up, said Joeyn Dearsman, one of two sports managers overseeing Special Olympics for the Pasco County Schools. […]
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