Salon Sequence — Where Every Beauty Industry Pro Is A Business Owner, Too

(L.-r.) Salon Sequence owner Stephanie Baker, with two of her owner/tenants — Samantha Jackson of Glitz Nail Studio, and Beth Zawadski of Beth’s Studio One hair salon.
(L.-r.) Salon Sequence owner Stephanie Baker, with two of her owner/tenants — Samantha Jackson of Glitz Nail Studio, and Beth Zawadski of Beth’s Studio One hair salon.

By Bonnie Mason

Do you dread getting your hair cut and styled in a room full of strangers or having to listen to someone else’s inappropriate conversation while getting your nails done? At Salon Sequence, located off Bruce B. Downs (BBD) Blvd., about a mile north of Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, customers meet with their stylists or other salon professional in a luxurious, private space with top-quality amenities.Continue reading

District 2 Pasco County Commission Race Gets More Crowded

(L-r) Pasco Dist. 2 Commissioner candidates Bob Robertson, Mike Moore, Erika Remsberg and Ken Littlefield
(L-r) Pasco Dist. 2 Commissioner candidates Bob Robertson, Mike Moore, Erika Remsberg and Ken Littlefield

By Matt Wiley

As the so-called “mid-term” 2014 election season begins to gather steam, the Republican primary ticket for the District 2 County Commission seat in Pasco is beginning to stack up, as more Republicans, and now, the first Democratic candidate, have entered the race.Continue reading

Update: PACA & Residents Along S.R. 54/56 Protest Proposed Toll Road

Pasco development administrator Richard Ghering tries to control the angry crowd during the first town hall meeting to discuss the proposed S.R. 54/56 elevated toll road in the Sunlake High gymnasium in Land O'Lakes.
Pasco development administrator Richard Ghering tries to control the angry crowd during the first town hall meeting to discuss the proposed S.R. 54/56 elevated toll road in the Sunlake High gymnasium in Land O’Lakes in early March.

By Matt Wiley

Pasco County officials have a long road ahead of them if they want to quell the concerns of citizens living near the S.R. 54/56 corridor, which could house the county’s first privately-funded, elevated toll road—the FL 54 Xpress—in the not-so-distant future.Continue reading