Please visit our Event Calendar!        Please join us for a spectacular Casino Night and summer gala at the gorgeous Covington Farm, generously hosted by Bud and Barbara Stalnaker. The event will feature casino games such as blackjack, roulette, craps, slots, 3 card poker, a big money wheel and more. An exclusive poker tournament, dancing, libations, heavy appetizers, cigar rolling, and amazing drawing prizes. You don't want to miss this. Sponsorships, VIP packages, and individual tickets are available for this exclusive fundraiser. Over 21 only, please. Formal Attire. Individual tickets are $150 each. Advance purchase tickets only, no tickets will be sold at the door. Who will be Pasco's Poker...

 Aerial View of Pioneer Florida MuseumIt is located on a 20-acre wooded hillside and has over ten main buildings. Eight buildings are historically significant and were moved from surrounding Pasco County communities to the museum grounds. .

Claims to Install solar panels now, pay them off over 20 years through his yearly taxes, and effectively have an energy bill near zero. BUT BEWARE! No job? No salary? You can still get $20,000 for ‘green’ home improvements. But beware Under the PACE program, there are not the same strict federal rules dictating what is disclosed to the customer about interest rates, duration of payback and other financial terms. http://www.tampabay.com/business/top/no-job-no-salary-you-can-still-get-20000-for-green-home-improvements-but-beware-20190103/?fbclid=IwAR19SbjqNb4o0P9b3k-kl510EvrZzT2Id1gk6VcytPgWRK9nxy0Ofj8u5RI

Regional climate change coalition has one holdout: Pasco County Commissioner Jack Mariano is Pasco’s representative on the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, the organization that began forming the Tampa Bay Regional Resiliency Coalition earlier this year. But Mariano, a Republican, declined to even pass along the coalition resolution to his commission colleagues for discussion because he said he does not believe in two words central to the document: climate change. Read More........

A Red Tide algae bloom has been plaguing the Southwest Florida coast for months, and recently threatened to invade Tampa Bay (although the latest forecast shows it traveling southward again). Here are some questions and answers about the microscopic toxic threat to taking a fun trip to the beach. Read More...