Jan Glidewell
A project worthy of an ode to a commode
It's not that a lot doesn't happen in my little adopted hometown of Dade City.
Firefighters make same council pick
Like last year, the union endorses Mike Bussell. Firefighter Tim Ippolito says he's not surprised or disappointed.
Inmate may travel to see witness
His attorney says a woman in Indiana can clear him of murder charges. Prosecutors say that if she is interviewed, he must be present.
Accused man to change plea
The lawyer for Jim Curtis, the man whom prosecutors say killed a 3-year-old in September, may change his client's not guilty plea today.
Gulf High teacher convicted in 1999 stabbing attack
He committed second-degree attempted murder when he stabbed his estranged wife's boyfriend, a jury decides.
Board of PHCC requires balance
East Pasco is right to feel slighted in the makeup of the Pasco-Hernando Community College board of trustees. The Dade City vicinity has its own campus, but not a representative on the nine-member panel that oversees the college operations.
Country's racial culture damages good intentions
Editor: It's a shame that the AIM is so bitter over a parade and pageant that is supposed to honor Indians and that keeps their native culture fresh in our mind. This party is not a joke or a put down to the Indian people, but a celebration of their culture.
Bank sues defunct group for unpaid loan
After running up $100,000 in debt, the visitors bureau disbands, closes welcome center.
Voting booths are unfamiliar to some candidates
Two hopefuls in New Port Richey have never voted in Pasco. And some candidates in other races admit they've been lax.
Long-time health care provider to close
Interim Health Care's closing of its west Pasco office may leave as many 200 clients without home health services.
Skilled closers provide uncommon relief for coaches
In trouble, area baseball coaches often turn to their closers. Some are designated. Most aren't.
Eager senior hunting for his old swing
Wesley Chapel's Gabe Quinones provides experience and leadership, but his coach wants him to provide more hits.
River Ridge runs against severe odds
The individuals are skilled, but the team faces tough competition and classification.
Both sides of the pitch
River Ridge's Billy Phillips excels as a catcher, but his future may be on the mound.
Police identify bicyclist injured on U.S. 19
NEW PORT RICHEY -- Police have identified the bicyclist who was seriously injured trying to cross U.S. 19 Wednesday night.
Arson suspected in 2 fires, same land
A manufactured home south of Dade City is gutted, and a shed on the same property is destroyed a day later.
Chasco returns with food, parades, controversy
The festival is expected to draw more than 100,000 to its barbecues, parades and children's events. But some American Indians are not happy with how they are depicted.
At a glance
Earlier this month, patrons of the Pasco-Hernando Community College Foundation's performing arts series got a glimpse of New York's 42nd Street in a shortened version of that Broadway musical.
This week
TODAY-SUNDAY: The exhibit "Produce for Victory: Posters on the American Homefront, 1941-1945" will be at Hudson Regional Library, 8012 Library Road, Hudson.
He dares to laugh
Bobby Jewell's path from mortgage lender to stand-up comic and Carrollwood comedy club owner began with a dare.
Salvation Army cuts 4 positions
Falling donations and rising costs associated with a new building lead to the layoffs.
