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Adult literacy program offers GED testing at Nature Coast Technical
The HEART Adult Literacy Program will offer full General Educational Development testing Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Nature Coast Technical High School, 4057 California St., south of Brooksville. Comment?
North Suncoast high school tennis players compete for district titles
High school tennis players took to the courts Wednesday for the district tennis championships. Comment?
New Port Richey can use $967,000 previously restricted to utilities
The city's anemic financial picture got a $967,000 boost this week when the City Council learned it could use funds previously restricted to water and sewer. Comment?
Deputy mayor: New Port Richey development code 'stinks'
Deputy Mayor Rob Marlowe, in his last meeting before leaving office, used the occasion to describe his feelings about the city's development code. Comment?
Main Street demise doesn't need to curb downtown promoters
Boosters of Downtown Dade City Main Street portrayed the group's demise last week as a case of mission accomplished. Comment?
Three-decade-old murder case goes to trial
In a Pasco courtroom on Tuesday, Assistant State Attorney Chris Sprowls held up the femur in a clear plastic bag as he interviewed FBI forensic DNA examiner Patricia Aagaard. Comment?
Greater New Port Richey Main Street director to take medical leave
Greater New Port Richey Main Street on Tuesday announced that its executive director, Beth Louise Fregger, has requested a medical leave of absence. Comment?
Amy Rose Hurst, a 29-year-old mother of two, disappeared from her New Port Richey home in August 1982. Comment?
Development rules are there for a reason
A recurring theme of the 2013 New Port Richey municipal election is an assertion that the city must reign in supposedly onerous regulations hindering local development. Comment?
Vincent House for mentally ill seeks to expand in Pasco
Steve Scofield has endured anxiety most of his 63 years. It ate away at him as a kid and got worse when he joined the Navy and went through shelling in Vietnam that incapacitated him with fear. Comment?
Teen puts government to work in Pasco
River Ridge junior and volunteer extraordinaire Corey Smith, of New Port Richey, stands on Corey's Trail along Moon Lake Road. Comment?
Pasco briefs: STEM school closer to reality
A proposal to create a science, technology, engineering and math magnet school in Pasco County took a step closer to reality on Friday when the state Senate included $1.5 million for the initiative in its appropriations bill. Comment?
Things to do: art and astronomy
Cast your eyes toward the heavens with local astronomers at a free stargazing event at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at J.B. Starkey Wilderness Park, 10500 Wilderness Park Blvd., New Port Richey. Comment?
Chasco Fiesta 2013 has something for everyone
Main Street was still a stretch of dirt when the first Chasco Fiesta rolled out, offering the lure of the sparkling Pithlachascotee River and a "Spanish Explorers verses Calusa Indians" fictional pageant to raise money for the community library. Comment?
Candidates respond to election recommendations
Editor's note: Candidates not recommended by the Tampa Bay Times in the April 9 municipal elections are given an opportunity to reply. Comment?
Prostitution sting results in eight arrests
Police and deputies arrested eight women Wednesday during an undercover prostitution sting along U.S. 19. Comment?
Pasco County garden activities
A worm composting workshop will be held April 27 as part of the Earth Day events at Crews Lake Wilderness Park. Comment?
New Port Richey woman marks her years in marathons
The 65-year-old retiree from Racine, Wisc., has been running marathons for 25 years and celebrated the anniversary of her first marathon, the 1988 New York City Marathon, by completing the Disney Half Marathon back in February. Comment?
Savage Race event coming to Dade City in October
Tony Weremeichik of Orlando jumps over a line of flaming logs during a Savage Race event in March in Clermont. Comment?
Controlled burn planned today at James E. Grey Preserve
The Florida Forest Service and New Port Richey Fire Rescue plan to conduct a 25-acre controlled burn in the James E. Grey Preserve today, weather permitting. Comment?