By Gary Nager
Although I was unfortunately not able to attend this year, I wanted to congratulate the winners of the 2012 “Oscars” at the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce’s 2012 Awards Banquet and Installation of Officers event. “Oscars Night,” held September 22 at Saddlebrook Resort Tampa off S.R. 54, was an opportunity to honor the Chamber’s members businesses that have supported both the Chamber and the Wesley Chapel community in various ways.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 Gary Nager
In anticipation of Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel (FHWC)’s opening to patients (which was officially scheduled for October 1, or a few days before you received this issue in your mailbox), the hospital, in conjunction with the Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce, recently opened for a tour by members of the media.Continue reading
By Matt Wiley
The world is getting warmer, but is the climate really changing? Is this possible change mankind’s fault? Do we have enough fresh water to keep using at the rate that we do? How high will sea levels reach 100 years from now? Most people would just shrug their shoulders, but the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Florida Water Science Center is set on finding the answers to these questions, many of which can be discovered through research being done at the Center’s new headquarters in Wesley Chapel.Continue reading
By Michael Murillo
Habitat For Humanity (HFH), the non-profit Christian Housing Ministry with a local 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