Jan Glidewell
A mattress may be best bet for safe investment
When you write about current events, you always run a real risk that events will change so drastically between writing and publication that you will wind up looking foolish . . . okay . . . more foolish than usual.
A life of pain may get worse
An unlikely defendant is driven by chronic pain to drug addiction. Now he faces 25 years.
Theater hopes down to wire
Supporters of the Crescent Theatre project set a deadline of today to raise $500,000. They're $300,000 short.
Homeowners seek help with flooding
Homeowners say the water gets so deep kids can't walk to the bus and cars can't get through.
Manager to seek tax rate increase
Port Richey's city manager sought an increase last year. The council said no.
Hospitals will challenge moves
Community and North Bay hospitals have gotten state approval to move to the Trinity area, but are facing resistance, even from each other.
Zephyrhills man is carjacked
Two gunmen demand control of his car, take him on a drive, then drop him off. They drive away in his green Trans Am.
Retiree sticks with it
Dick Buckenroth replaces Tom Jessee as Mitchell's head coach.
Wildcats make most of summer vacation
Wesley Chapel has worked up a sweat along with a 38-17 record.
Zephyrhills attracts interest from Chili's
The restaurant chain, impressed by the city's growth, is considering a site near the new Wal-Mart.
Surprise witness ready in murder trial
A teenager convicted in the killing of a 76-year-old is prepared to testify at another teen's trial.
Letters
Mayor, please answer our questions
Re: Council woman's agenda is hard to determine, July 18 letter
