By Matt Wiley
Michael Almeyda has never run more than 14 miles. And, while that is much further than most would ever consider running, unless being chased by flesh-eating zombies or a velociraptor, he is looking forward to running 12 miles more than his longest-ever run to date come November. Add to that the fact that he will be competing in the New York City Marathon and raising more than $6,000 for cancer research, it can be assumed that he has his work cut out for him.Continue reading
By Michael Murillo
Habitat For Humanity (HFH), the non-profit Christian Housing Ministry with a Pasco County branch that has built and renovated 100 homes in places like Dade City, Crystal Springs, Zephyrhills and Land O’Lakes, has created a home ownership model for struggling families and stable, safe environments for children.Continue reading
By Matt Wiley
The battle for New Tampa is upon us, and the Freedom High Patriots are poised to take on the Wildcats from Paul R. Wharton High on October 12 in the Pats’ backyard.Continue reading
By Matt Wiley
Emma Shaw is a 14-year-old “hunter.” She and her animal companion travel around the state and country, combining their talents to win championships. But, these are not the kinds of championships one might think of when the term “hunter” is usually thrown around. Quite the opposite, in fact. Shaw is actually an equestrian.Continue reading
By Michael Murillo
In places like New York, Missouri and Florida, patients have been treated by chiropractors named “Dr. Scheu” for several decades. But, many of those patients did not see William (Bill) Scheu, D.C., who sees patients at the New Tampa Chiropractic & Injury Center, located next to Marshall’s in the SuperTarget-anchored Northwood Plaza on Bruce B. Downs (BBD) Blvd.Continue reading