The Florida Pioneer Museum and Village hosted presentations by Civil War enthusiastic “living historian” actors portraying different aspects of civilian life during the Civil War this past Saturday, June 25. The performers and lecturers came from communities in the north and central Florida area. Lectures were provided on Chaplaincy and Medical… Read More
Story by Mary Krol Operating despite the countless problems facing the world, our country, the state, and Citrus County, asmall, grass roots organization is facing challenges and problems head on and succeeding. Each Thursday, rain or shine, a small army of dedicated volunteers arrive as early as 4 a.m. Read More
Ozello (or as the locals pronounce it Ozelluh) can be found between Crystal River and Homosassa by turning onto Highway 494 from U.S. 19. This winding two-lane blacktop is called “The Ozello Trail,” and it twists and turns through St. Martin’s Aquatic Preserve, a 23,000-acre wildlife preserve owned by the… Read More
Clear blue sky, bright sun warming your back through the morning shadows of tree-lined roadways. Two wheels rolling …. maybe three. In the coolness of early day to the serenity of a sunset-painted sky, there’s no feeling like the breeze in your face on a motorcycle. Whether you’re on a… Read More
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This Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) reminds beachgoers how to help protect vulnerable beach-nesting birds while enjoying Florida’s coastal habitats this holiday weekend. Each spring and summer, shorebirds and seabirds rely on Florida’s sandy beaches for critical nesting habitat. Everyone headed to our shorelines this weekend can make… Read More Read More
The Florida Pioneer Museum and Village hosted presentations by Civil War enthusiastic “living historian” actors portraying different aspects of civilian life during the Civil War this past Saturday, June 25. The performers and lecturers came from communities in the north and central Florida area. Lectures were provided on Chaplaincy and Medical… Read More Read More
Pasco Board of County Commissioners (BCC) offices will be closed Monday, July 4, 2022,in observance of Independence Day. BCC government offices will reopen Tuesday, July 5, 2022. Pasco County Offices to Close for Independence Day Pasco County Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources’ Offices, Recreation Complexes and… Read More Read More
Just a few days before the opening of the Big Bend scallop season and I’ve still had mixed reports of how the scallop population is doing on the south end. Only thing I could suggest is don’t “home stead”, move and cover ground. Maybe start shallow near Gomez Rocks in Crystal River then… Read More Read More
