A first reading of a proposed ordinance to allow nonprofit organizations to sell beer and wine during events at Sims Park produced over an hour and a half of commentary at last Wednesday's City Council meeting. ...more

November 12, 2008

For 13 years, local photographers of all levels of expertise have appreciated the convenience and personal touch Jim and Annette Smetzer provide at their Pasco Camera Exchange. ...more

November 1, 2008

Don't call Live and Let Die a tribute band. "We pay tribute, but we're not a tribute band," said guitarist and lead vocalist Eddie Toye. "We're a Paul McCartney concert experience." ...more

September 25, 2008

Don't call Live and Let Die a tribute band. "We pay tribute, but we're not a tribute band," says guitarist and lead vocalist Eddie Toye. "We're a Paul McCartney concert experience." ...more

September 24, 2008

It's going to be a hot time in the old town Friday as Bright House Network's Night in the Tropics comes to New Port Richey. ...more

August 14, 2008

There are dozens of businesses at Gulf View Square mall, all displaying their wares in the hopes of enticing shoppers to dispose of a bit of their income. ...more

July 19, 2008

NEW PORT RICHEY - You can't beat the heat, especially if you're green and leafy. Greater New Port Richey Main Street has announced that in order to prevent wilted vegetables and people, its Downtown Farmers Market will be open from 9 a.m. through noon beginning this Saturday, July 12. This schedule will run through Sept. 6. ...more

July 12, 2008

NEW PORT RICHEY -- Greater New Port Main Street will honor Rose Mohr of the Market on Main with its quarterly Award of Excellence. Mohr will receive the award 11:30 a.m. today, Wednesday, at the market, 6040 Main Street, east of Madison Street. ...more

July 9, 2008

Main Street is ready to rock, retro style. Music of the '60s, The Eagles and Led Zeppelin will get the festive atmosphere rolling today at the 11th annual Friendly KIAFEST Main Street Blast in the city's downtown. ...more

June 28, 2008

Less than 50 cents a month. That's how much extra city residents and business owners would have been paying under a proposal to increase the annual street-lighting fee by 22 percent this year. ...more

June 19, 2008