By Matt Wiley
Nearly three years after the blast that left him paralyzed from the waist down while serving our country overseas, a Tampa U.S. Army veteran and his wife have moved into a new home in Cory Lake Isles that was built specifically for them by Homes For Our Troops.Continue reading
By Matt Wiley
A Lutz motorcyclist has died, following an early morning crash in Wesley Chapel, the second motorcycle-related fatality in the area in a matter of weeks.Continue reading
By Matt Wiley
A 33-year-old widow and her 22-month-old daughter continue to recover from the sudden death of a Wesley Chapel man, following a shooting at the Cobb Theatres Grove 16 movie theater (also in Wesley Chapel) over the use of a cell phone during the previews before a weekday matinee.Continue reading
By Matt Wiley
A motorcyclist has died, following a collision that ejected him from his bike on County Line Rd. in Wesley Chapel.Continue reading
By Gary Nager,
The Dade City Chamber of Commerce is proud to once again present the unique, quaint and family fun of āold Floridaā during the Chamberās 17th annual Kumquat FestivalĀ® on Saturday, January 25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., in historic downtown Dade City ā itās truly a one-of-a-kind experience.
The Greater Dade City Chamber of Commerce has established a flagship event that celebrates everything that makes the Dade City area unique, while encouraging visitors to participate in the fun! Since the nearby town of St. Joseph was already known as the āKumquat Capital of the World,ā the Dade City Chamber decided that this little fruit with the funny name could be the focus of an annual festival.
Come enjoy live music, delicious food, family fun and the ālittle gem of the citrus industryā ā the kumquat ā with kumquat pies and products, arts & crafts, a great car show, a health &āwellness section, childrenās activities, a farmers market and much more.
For more info, call the Dade City Chamber at (352) 567-3769, visit DadeCityChamber.org