Quail Ridge News
Mexico in Tampa Bay brings 400 pieces of handmade Mexican folk art to Tampa
For the very first time, discover the most beautiful Mexican art, without needing to travel to Mexico. More than 400 unique pieces of art will arrive at the Tampa Convention Center October […] The pos...
Major food and music festival, Rocktoberfest, set for this weekend
It’s Oktoberfest season in the Tampa Bay region, and a major multi-day music and food fest is set to celebrate the season in neighboring downtown St. Petersburg. Paragon Festivals, an […] The post Maj...
Jurassic World Live makes thunderous return to Amalie Arena in 2023
Jurassic World Live Tour, an exhilarating and unpredictable live, family entertainment experience that brings the wonder and thrills of Jurassic World to generations of fans returns to Tampa’s AMALIE ...
Panel suggests banning Styrofoam from city events
NEW PORT RICHEY — It will keep your take-out coffee hot while keeping the outside cool enough that you don’t need a “sleeve” to protect your hands. It keeps the burger grease from leaking onto your sh...
Pack the Park raises $176,000 for weekend child-feeding program
NEW PORT RICHEY — “Sometimes the only time kids eat is at school,” said Mel Edwards. “On the weekends, they have nothing.”
Pasco County is now officially in the jail business
NEW PORT RICHEY — Without any fanfare, big changes happened in Pasco County at the beginning of the month as the county government became the new jail manager.
School board votes to close Mittye P. Locke Elementary
LAND O’ LAKES — Students attending Pasco County’s Mittye P. Locke Elementary School in New Port Richey will attend different schools beginning next fall.
Chic Ballard Designs opening huge furniture shop in Midtown Tampa
The Hall at Midtown may not be happening after all. The anticipated multi-level food hall was in the works for a couple of years, but it looks like the group […] The post Chic Ballard Designs opening ...
Japanese fusion restaurant, Chanko Ichiban, will transport you to Asia—and the future
Somewhere along North Florida Ave. lies an old-school, 1950s diner. With gently curved metallic walls and neon red striations, the classic spot is hard to miss. Go there expecting milkshakes […] The p...
