Brooksville, FL News

• Brooksville, FL News
• Long-term subs on block
• County to seek proposals for Stewy's
• Stabins accused of racial slur
• Anti-tobacco programs saved from elimination
• Police still searching for suspected shooter
• Accused stalker arrested in Brooksville
• District beats state in FCAT reading scores
• County to cut polling places
• Clerk's office cutting back
• It truly doesn't get any better than this
• Habitual traffic offender arrested again
• Springstead student, 15, jailed on drug charge
• Massachusetts fugitive caught in Brooksville
• Schools boss: Pull pranks, get punished
• Local hospital announces new CEO
• County may cut precincts
• Deputies: Mother, daughter pointed gun at 4 outside store
• Taxing strategy short of support
• UGS civil dispute concludes with settlement
• Business Briefcase
• Sinkhole forum stirs debate over coverage
• 2012 'Best of the Best' readers choice contest
• Repeated traffic violator arrested again
• Fire fee plan gets initial approval
• Landmark decision
• Wolf completes second home in the hills
• Septage operator to use county facilities
• County asks trash hauler to improve service
• Sinkhole company partners are mired in civil dispute
• New administrator enjoys action-packed meeting
• Brooksville man accused of attacking elderly parents
• Lake Drive to close temporarily
• Pilot dies in small plane crash off Pasco County coast
• Brooksville woman hospitalized, boyfriend arrested
• Brooksville robbery suspect captured
• Deputies: Man breaks window at Wendy's
• Spring Hill man accused of hocking grandmother's jewelry
• Bite marks lead to domestic battery arrest
• Brooksville mayor files for re-election
• Inside Leonard Sossamon
• Trash on the table Tuesday
• Steak Boss is opening soon on S.R. 50
• Four local students are FFA 'Stars' state finalists
• Fire service fees set for city council's agenda
• Search for 5 missing boaters off Hudson Beach suspended
• Celebration planned to mark dredge completion
• Rain does little to ease fire threat
• FCAT scores are mixed bag
• Siskos murder trial delayed
• Brooksville man arrested in rent money dispute
• Hernando man attacks girlfriend, breaks iPhone, deputies say
• Police: Man in drag holds up gas station
• Accused thief arrested for 4th time in 6 weeks
• Leesburg man wanted in Brooksville shooting
• Schools need crossing guards
• Festival likely to add day
• Hernando Today not part of newspaper sale
• Hamilton passed over for job
• Toner primed for judge's role
• Brooksville man accused of battering pregnant wife
• How to spot a bully
• Ink on the water
• Brooksville carjacker sentenced to life in prison
• Father accused of injuring adult son
• Weeki Wachee woman accused of drug trafficking
• Flying in a new direction
• Board split on school lunch price increases
• Red light camera enforcement stalls
• Pizzo elected chair for FCSW
• Money reports reflect big gap
• 'That day I lost a part of me'
• Brookridge residents told to boil water
• Man accused of repeatedly punching teen
• P&Z approves plaza parking expansion
• Teen accused of molesting 9-year-old
• Pit bull subdued after biting teen
• Democratic commission candidate withdraws
• Parking space may increase at plaza
• Turning up heat on AC thieves
• Erotic novel in demand
• Workshop to consider 'pantsing'
• Trinity-based group aims to help heal Haiti's poor
• Nuclear power fee could spike next year
• Check presentation benefits Guardian Ad Litem program
• A Mother's Day tale
• 24 meet election deadline
• Lunch prices likely to rise
• Words hurt when evaluating teachers
• Jurors convict knife-wielding carjacker of murder
• Woman accused of injuring husband with miter saw
• Counselor accused of molesting 8-year-old
• Letters to the editor, May 11
• A towering presence
• Plea lets former Brooksville youth minister avoid prison
• Festival gets high marks
• Furlough days subject of talks
• Health services hours reduced
• Brooksville murder defendant takes stand
• Brooksville murder defendant takes stand
• Habitat-built home went to convicted killer
• Spring Hill man flees after stuffing pants with meat, deputies say
• A harsh lesson at election time
• Woman dies following weekend motorcycle accident
• Boston first to file for city council seat
• Parent: Teacher an endangerment to children
• Former school board member dies at 71
• Stepmom of crash victim applauds arrest
• Key witnesses testify in Hernando murder trial
• Stabins withdraws name from race
• Animal meeting draws huge crowd
• Man accused of attacking woman with scissors, knife
• Woman accused of attacking, biting boyfriend
• Spring Hill man charged following knife attack
• Personnel moves
• Business Briefcase
• Former WFLA-TV anchor Bill Ratliff dies at 63
• Former WFLA-TV anchor Bill Ratliff dies at 63
• Active pursuits
• Volunteers helped area residents save money
• Pie contest winners named
• 'Consummate newsman' Bill Ratliff, former WFLA anchor, dies
• Survivor takes stand in trial of accused killer of boyfriend
• County opts out of state septic law
• Voters will decide city council term limits
• Festival organizers not at all blue
• Strip club wraps frowned on
• Brooksville woman charged with DUI manslaughter
• Patients still critical following weekend wrecks
• Spring Hill man accused of yelling slurs outside bar
• Deputies: Woman hits boyfriend with beer bottle
• Juneteenth Talent Search 2012
• Paul Boston "Ready To Serve 2012"
• Details revealed in stalking case
• County revisits building code
• Battery claim unfounded
• Measure would allow term-limit extension
• Students unite to help others
• Rotarian becomes citizen
• Rotary Club of Spring Hill receives 'Every Rotarian Every Year' award
• Muralist Caparello's artwork lives on
• Two airport firms plan expansion
• Harris ties for second at states
• 'Free Comic Book Day' set at comic book store
• Septic solution at hand?
• Humane Society to hold forum Tuesday
• Probes of officers detailed
• Hernando no longer leanest school district
• Detective: Realtor death a suicide
• Agents investigate Spring Hill doctor
• Delinquent customers not getting trash picked up
• Western Way Plaza seeks to solve parking crunch
• Trash pickup bills overdue
• Comic book heroes spur store's growth
• Yant won't seek second board term
• Patrol sergeant retires
• Teacher booted from coaching gig
• Officials say campfire started Hudson fire
• Board approves assistant superintendent — barely
• Plan for busy streets this weekend
• 'Miracle' kitten survives
• Hot, dry, dangerous
• More animal shelter issues
• Avengers offer smash 'em up fun
• Ridge Manor woman dies in Sumter crash
• Brooksville man charged in Pasco stalking case
• Officials say unattended campfire started 117-acre Hudson fire
• Fence erected around Landover site
• Unattended campfire likely cause of brush fire
• Learning to be best of the best
• Sanvenero elected president
• Leadership Hernando seeking participants
• A healthier future
• Junior workforce seeking jobs
• Critic seeks septic relief
• Officials say campfire started Hudson fire
• Authorities searching for blonde fraud suspect
• Mix of gloom, optimism at budget workshop
• Clock winding down till Blueberry festival
• Teen accused of biting disabled guardian
• Deputies: Brooksville woman cuts father with knife
• Part of U.S. 19 in Hudson closed due to fire
• Ask a lawyer
• Stand Your Ground motion denied in Hernando homicide case
• Animal welfare meeting
• Man's last hours detailed
• 47 counties join Medicaid lawsuit
• Car dealer's ads found offensive
• Budget workshop Tuesday
• Area deaths 1216
• Area deaths 0326
• Area deaths 0407
• Area deaths 0404
• Area deaths 0425
• Area deaths 0420
• Age may drop for care subsidies
• Opinions on hurricane fund differ
• 47 counties join Medicaid lawsuit
• Car dealer's ads offend
• Board to vote on assistant superintendent position
• Elks install new officers
• Man's last hours detailed
• 1 killed, 2 critical after being ejected during Spring Hill crash
• Widow of Hernando deputy a no-show at Scott bill signing
• County muzzles dog-death probe
• Cain creates buzz
• Excessive spending sees no end
• No payment, no trash pickup
• Widow of Hernando deputy a no-show at Scott bill signing
• Teacher at center of another 'disturbance' at Challenger
• May is Motorcycle Safety Month
• School anti-tobacco efforts in jeopardy
• Euthanized animals taken to landfill
• Embattled Hernando animal services manager's evaluation shows up
• Spring Hill child abuse suspect also being investigated in Pinellas
• Riverview man accused of making bomb threat surrenders
• Hernando animal services manager unevaluated despite problems
• Student expulsions nearly triple
• Yearly assessment not done
• Embattled Spring Hill mother has charges dropped
• Suspect named in Hernando animal services bomb threat case
• Arrest made in Brooksville battery
• Business Briefcase
• Apply now to learn to lead
• Learning to be best of the best
• District ahead of schedule
• Squadron gifted new roof
• Hernando enters ring in Medicaid fight
• A day in the life of a Hernando 911 operator
• Ponying up
• Zombiefest' to invade Port Richey area
• Hernando commissioners order investigation into Zeus' killing
• Spring Hill man dies in car accident
• PetLuv may break ties with Animal Services
• Police investigate Brooksville woman's death
• Deputies: Woman choked, beaten while driving
• Father stabbed in fight with son
• Administrator, county agree to terms
• Three artists recognized
• More food for thought
• Out with the new
• Board to discuss change to Medicaid law
• Counties might have final say in Internet café controversy
• Zombiefest' to invade Port Richey area
• Hernando County pet owners react to Zeus' death
• Red light cameras on hold
• Pact awaits further talk
• Candidate petition drive includes drawing
• Spring Hill woman accused of injuring mother
• Hernando County Animal Services evacuated after bomb threat
• Hernando sees another decline in unemployment rate
• Deputies: Teen had drugs hidden in crotch
• Bicyclist punches window, flown to hospital
• Cleared of assault allegation, teacher is back in her classroom
• Police probe fracas among trio
• Juneteenth celebration making a comeback
• Son of NFL great pleads guilty in slaying
• Hernando County Animal Services under fire for killing dog
• Former office manager accused of bilking Spring Hill employer
• Sinkhole tracking working
• Pedersen Park closed Sunday after Sunfest
• Incident overblown, teacher says
• Murder defendant's admission stands
• County looks at joining lawsuit
• Births 0418
• Shrimper arrested on domestic battery charge
• Hohn wants to stay on council
• Firm approved to conduct program
• The SCORE Column
• Staying on 'Top'line
• Request for assistant passes first hurdle
• Drug suspect accused of kicking sergeant
• Brooksville police taking 'proactive stance' against bath salts
• Challenger K-8 teacher on leave after rant
• Gov. Scott signs bill abolishing fire district
• Deputies arrest teen girl on battery charges
• Man, woman charged with burglary
• Spring Hill woman who is 9 months pregnant jailed on battery charges
• Vehicle burglary suspect apprehended
• One of Hernando's most wanted gets caught
• New candidate joins sheriff's race
• Up to $3500 in Free Tuition from State
• Dogs have their day at Anderson Snow
• Love on the rocks
• Another engineer announces bid for Stabins' seat
• Students may get 3 free meals
• Unplugging the Sink
• Oh, the places Brooksville's been
• Text messages amplify relationship
• Art reception hosted
• Hernando cadet will receive high honor for saving life
• Hernando cadet will receive high honor for saving life
• Adkins faces another rival
• Dozens to testify in case
• Hernando, Pasco counties slip in health survey
• Leadercast to teach leadership
• Spring Hill man accused of drunkenly attacking brother
• County clerks brace for cuts
• Foreclosures soaring
• Third time the charm?
• Fraternity follows drinking ritual
• Brooksville man accused of stealing car batteries
• Hernando mother defends herself in child neglect case
• Hernando mother defends herself in child neglect case
• Buried under Brookridge
• GOP mailing stirs controversy
• Candidate cries foul over county commission filer
• Deputies: 85-year-old man resisted arrest
• Deputies: Man swung at girlfriend with shovel
• Career fair begins today
• County puts trees on chopping block
• Comfort with change
• Wellington wins Florida Communities award
• Selby to keep board post beyond term
• DayStar Life Center provides food
• Top stylist trains Salon 427
• Dredge project snagged by DEP
• Brooksville women charged with shoplifting after returning to store
• Sossamon tabbed as new Hernando County administrator
• Deputies: Drunk husband nearly kills wife
• Cross-county chase suspect has been identified
• Hohn to run again for city council
• U.S. 41 portion in Hernando, Pasco gets deputy's name July 1
• River lovers get OK for paddleboard biz
• 'It never leaves you'
• February accident on U.S. 19 now a death investigation
• Joni Industries owner runs for school board
• Alive, not well
• Nature Coast inspires local artist Patricia Ritter
• Church honors two members
• Jazzercise instructor honored
• Tennis players: We speak for the trees
• February accident on U.S. 19 now a death investigation
• Lighthouse adds jobs for vision-impaired
• Students organize anti-bullying week
• Party switch livens race
• Finalist has money woes
• Airport seeks to rebrand itself
• Brooksville man accused of stealing from parents
• County seeks its 'brand'
• Owner closes Duke's American Grill until fall for revamping
• Hernando sheriff sergeant explains wife's resignation on Facebook
• Deputies: Woman abandoned children for Busch Gardens
• 2 Pasco robbery suspects chased, caught in Hernando
• Diver died from embolism
• Long John Silver's manager accused of theft
• Brooksville man accused of hocking stolen items
• Spring Hill woman arrested after 1-year-old nearly drowns
• Ministry seeks to open shelter
• School board considers trimming travel budget
• School board gives nod to charter middle school
• Administrator applicants on the hot seat
• Spring Hill woman arrested following pool accident
• 3 HCSO employees are under investigation
• Gas line ruptured in Brooksville
• Public speaking, 5-weekly sessions
• Business Briefcase
• Seeking Kid Zone participation for Hernando Marketplace
• Sen. Fasano to seek state's new House District 36 seat
• Red light cameras coming
• Hernando hotel files for bankruptcy
• Many happy returns
• Administrator candidates meet the public
• Fasano to seek Florida House District 36 seat
• County may give local bidders project preference
• New swim team might save pool
• County negotiating with recycler
• Man beaten, robbed near Brookhaven Apartments
• Man Tasered after threatening deputies with steel rod
• Gainesville diver dies in Weeki Wachee cave
• Deputies to attend leadership academy
• Paddlers to explore proposed park site
• Road repair on agenda
• Commissioners set budget workshop
• County pay in upper half
• Board approval sought
• Heroes coast along the river
• Dredge project could be completed by April 10
• Community displays unity in Relay for Life efforts
• Pets of the Week
• Bonsai master shares skills
• Swim team might save Hudson pool
• Diver dies at Weeki Wachee park, deputies say
• 'AIM' high at career fair
• Candidates meet the public
• Prayer law stirs debate
• Pine Island Beach advisory rescinded
• Brooksville drug suspect nabbed again
• Hernando jobless rate drops to 12.1 percent
• Second administrator finalist drops out
• Man wanted in Pasco shooting arrested
• Man gets 22 years in sex case
• Parks vandalized
• Teacher pay shows slight increase
• Orlando business owner to seek District 44 House seat
• Assault charge dropped
• Bright House cable goes underground
• Deputies: Spring Hill woman hit ex with truck
• Births 0331
• Man wanted in Pasco shooting arrested
• State Road 50 face-lift to begin
• Student truancy drops
• Osowaw plant's odor could last 3 more years
• Girls twice as likely to text
• Former Brooksville lawman arrested again
• Report: Fired Hernando deputy lied
• Business Briefcase
• Hazmat trailer accident deemed 'minor'
• Public speaking courses offered
• Most blow off paying student activity fee
• Most blow off paying student activity fee
• Naturally good choices
• Suspect tells different stories about fatal carjacking
• Administrator candidate withdraws
• County chairman seeks to dispel park rumor
• Sister accused of scratching, injuring brother
• Brooksville man charged with obstruction
• Spring Hill arson closes without an arrest
• Papa Joe's Italian Restaurant launches new loving food culinary scholarship fund
• Trinity man accused of causing disturbance at RV park
• Hudson woman accused of driving SUV into house
• Deputies: Son throws spaghetti at mom
• WREC general manager garners national honor
• Brooksville brings abundant bounty of Blueberries
• Weeki Wachee Springs an underwater wonderland
• Career Fair set for April 11-12 at PHCC Spring Hill campus
• Dredge project completion date extended
• Public goes 'wild' for cats
• File bulging in theft case
• Coin dealers oppose new law
• Sertoma wants to raise a new roof
• Candidates scrutinized
• Child drug abuse targeted
• Brooksville projects draw praise
• Jurors will hear accused killer's admission
• Brooksville man accused of selling stolen metals
• Catch Hernando Republican Party leader on Fox News, WXJB
• 2 Spring Hill teens accused of stealing bicycles
• Hernando Republican Party leader lands Fox News gig
• County providing floodplain proof
• Republican Party leader lands Fox News gig
• Radio Auction slated to make waves
• Fired deputy files appeal
• Tennis players don't see eye to eye with vision group
• 2nd steel theft suspect arrested
• Administrator search down to five
• Death of Realtor remains unsolved
• Teen births spike in 2011
• K-12 legislation lacking this session
• Father accused of threatening son with crowbar
• Police: Elbow strike lands Hudson woman in jail
• Young boy found wandering near S.R. 50, Fort Dade Avenue
• Wesley Chapel man charged after chase
• Cut N Up
• Business Briefcase
• 10-year-old bicyclist hospitalized after crash
• Administrator search down to five
• Second candidate files for school board seat
• A cut on the wild side
• Chamber offers 5-week public speaking course
• Fire fee back on front burner
• Accused gold thief arrested again
• Man accused of stealing $3,000 worth of metal from Sam's Club
• Safety checks conducted along Weekiwachee River
• County issues Pine Island Beach advisory
• County proceeds to file suit against recycler
• Floral City man charged with aggravated assault
• Battery charges filed against Weeki Wachee woman
• Brooksville couple charged with domestic battery
• Ridge Manor man arrested on Missouri molestation charge
• Diagnosis: No lingering redness
• Con artists cook up schemes to rip off victims
• Illegal status hurts family
• County pats self on back
• City to assess possible fire fee
• Motion seeks inmate release
• Legislators played a lot of defense during 2012 session
• An emotional reaction
• Blueberry fest aims high
• Proposed school cuts cause stir
• 'Little House' to be home
• Chasco offers something for everyone
• Take a bite for cancer research
• Accidents snarl traffic
• Union talks hit snag over more money
• Clerk eyes service, job cuts
• Red light cameras might be delayed
• Candidate withdraws from supervisor of elections race
• 'Gypsy scammer' accused of taking money, not doing work
• U.S. agents raid local mortgage company
• Dunkin' debuts menu selections in Spring Hill
• Report outlines county finances
• Sewage line breaks, leaves dirty job
• Crew's brew biz
• Fired police officer charged again
• Oldsmar man arrested on burglary charge
• Fallen Deputies Memorial groundbreaking is Friday
• Teenage daughter accused of assaulting mother
• A Beading Heart
• Physician recognized for community service
• Local Realtor honored
• Classic Chevy truck vandalized
• Life sentence looms in two counties for vehicular homicide defendant
• THE Bus to get service upgrades
• Teen provides wilderness rescue
• First Democrat files papers to challenge Druzbick
• School board attorney applicants to bid for the job
• Blueberry Festival organizers get park OK
• Brooksville man gets 15 for fatal shooting
• West Hernando student charged with theft
• Weeki Wachee man accused of slugging brother
• HMA, parent company of Hernando Healthcare, named one of World's Most Admired Companies
• A taste of Brooksville for cancer fundraiser
• Drive-up hay operation approved
• Pennsylvania motorcyclist killed in Hernando County crash
• Brooksville man, 50, killed when motorcycle overturns
• Schools to set 2012-13 calendar
• Sunshine Grove turn lane would cost $22,308
• 4th person enters commission race
• Hay operator seeks P&Z permission
• Staying on track
• Elks increase membership
• Trial to start in '08 killing
• Changes on tap for bus routes
• Tighter water restrictions beginning
• Bill honors fallen deputy on stretch of U.S. 41
• Group unveils vision for park
• Art in the park
• Fired Brooksville cop arrested on stalking charges
• Fired Brooksville cop arrested on stalking charges
• Teacher accused of battery
• Unions combining efforts
• People Helping People expanding to meet need
• Taking a stand on vendors
• Fewer seeking GED at PHCC
• Man accused of attacking girlfriend's father
• Missed day dilemma worked out
• Tobert heads to Pinellas
• Realtor seeks green light for drive-up hay sales
• Police pursuit act goes to Scott
• Council: City manager earns a 'B'
• Report details women's allegations against fired Hernando cop
• Business Briefcase
• Discovered bones linked to missing man
• Building a better dog
• Turn lane eyed for Sunshine Grove in Brooksville
• Hernando County Sheriff's Office: Bones don't indicate foul play
• School funding all goes to Central High teachers
• 911 tape released in Spring Hill slaying
• Kalisz sentenced to death in Hernando murders
• Brooksville man accused of assault with gas can
• Deputies: Father slaps adult son following profanity
• Istachatta man charged with aggravated assault
• Spring Hill woman accused of burning boyfriend with cigarette
• Tampa man dies from injuries sustained in Saturday motorcycle crash
• Hitting their mark
• Mayflower descendants meet
• Benefit for fire victims is Monday
• Coogler aims for Hohn's seat on council
• Scammers never sleep
• PHCC Performing Arts Center prepares for Barrage
• Adkins talks to Internet providers
• Gun incident costs job
• MTV filming reality show in Hernando County
• Homicide defendant gets new bond
• It may stink, but it's legal
• Annual concert to boost underfunded Angelus
• Wood carving show set for this weekend
• Vets fair II is set for Saturday
• Eight suspects arrested following pawn shop probe
• Infant dies after pool accident in Spring Hill
• Spring Hill woman charged with dating violence
• Job finalists to be at meeting
• Internet cafe ban opposed
• Coogler files for Brooksville council
• Getting 'real' with MTV
• Spring Hill woman, 32, accused of having sex with teen, 15
• Deputies: Suspect finds wife in bed with another man
• Centenarian feeling young
• Silence is not golden
• Local Cemex plant receives recognition
• 'Trash into treasures'
• Water restrictions will increase in Hernando
• Adult daughter accused of battering disabled father
• Tennis players hold court at county meeting
• Slain St. Pete professor remembered for caring, selfless nature
• Two exotic dancers arrested in Hernando
• Brooksville mother charged with DUI, child neglect
• Bicyclist injured after crashing into FHP vehicle
• Deputies: Woman threw sour cream at husband
• Man accused of injuring girlfriend with car
• Human remains found in Spring Hill
• Police: Two arrested in drug deal gone bad
• 88 people vie for administrator post
• St. Pete College professor fatally shot; husband charged
• Spring Hill man charged with fatally shooting wife
• Partner's Club enjoys Valentine's Day
• Reserve fund helps to lure eight companies to county
• Elks hold Valentine's dance
• Elks visit youth camp
• Sons of Italy essay winners
• Boaters support channel to provide Gulf access
• Social media and schools
• Fire station getting facelift
• Cookie cravings are over
• Volunteers help nurture Cypress Lakes Preserve
• No headway on veterans proposal
• Spring Hill woman, 86, dies after cars collide at U.S. 19 and Commercial Way
• Two parks on county radar
• Hernando woman killed in collision
• Graduation rate sees drop
• Time's up for job seekers
• Two mothers accused of battering adult children
• Man injured following wreck in front of NCT
• Spring Hill teen accused of stealing AK-47
• CERT classes will begin April 4
• Holiday man accused of hocking video games he stole from father
• Brooksville man accused of threatening mother with metal pipe
• Solving it with science
• Cain will attend GOP fete
• Democrat seeks county commission seat
• Brooksville battery suspect turns himself in
• Deputy shoots, critically injures armed man in Citrus County
• Paying teachers for lost day still unresolved
• Principal backs color guard coach in clash
• Today, Hernando Today.com launches Facebook comments
• Social Security advocate states case
• County seeks $32,069 from recycler
• Postcards related to 2007 homicide case being mailed
• Woman accused of hiding syringe in bra
• San Diego company takes over Oak Hill Golf Course
• Deputies put a stop to 'fight week' at West Hernando
• 'It's a sweet ride for sure'
• Springstead senior one of 5 teens to win state volunteerism award
• Two more vie for top county job
• 14 unruly residents keep deputies busy
• Tennis players: Keep the fence up
• The price of politics
• Broad meal appeal
• Board narrows attorney candidates to three
• Man with long rap sheet on way to prison
• Social Security meeting is Feb. 22
• Weeki Wachee man hurt in Thonotasassa crash
• Deputies put a stop to 'fight week' at West Hernando
• Unsolved case won't fade away
• One bad witness, one psychic
• Jennifer Odom homicide case timeline
• Support group celebrates fifth year
• Tower nearly finished
• Back to the drawing board
• Skateboard park to remain open
• Club to restore museum's garden
• Parent at odds with Springstead coach
• County to tweak wording
• Woman accused of assault, theft
• Local foreclosure filings up
• 13-year-old accused of battering deputy
• Government offices, schools closed Monday
• Youth bike run will be held March 10
• 2 search warrants lead to 4 arrests
• Crime is down in Hernando
• Saving Social Security?
• First tenants will move in March 1 at Magnolia Gardens
• Fresh start for Sunoco station
• Ridge Manor man suspected of growing marijuana
• Taking a dive into real life application
• Stabins' New York commutes end
• Drysdale Street to close for repairs
• Animal abuse registry not likely
• Administrator post draws wide array of applicants
• AAA_$4 gas likely coming
• County tallied 503 animal bites in 2011
• Troopers: Agitated driver causes accidents along U.S. 19
• Police: Suspect hid crack pipe between buttocks
• Mechanic on the move
• Traffic camera bills are stalled
• Shining the spotlight on top energy savers
• Pancake fundraiser set for March
• Better Business Bureau named top scams
• Internet café bills on the back burner for now
• County puts harder pedal on metal transactions
• Dredge project not done yet
• Brooksville nail tech charged with sexual battery
• Former school district employee charged with DUI
• Fewer students pass AP classes
• Planning and zoning board buzzed about distillery
• Local dancers get high marks
• Fewer students pass AP classes
• Hospital on its way up
• Local Explorers take home awards
• County plans its own metal-theft law
• Paddlers to journey along Pithlachascotee River
• Kids hurt by cut corners at Florida's DCF
• Springstead senior wins national honor
• 911 calls abound to report intoxicated driver
• Race turns deadly
• The weekend's big February chill
• Revising social media usage
• Retail theft suspect arrested for resisting arrest
• Brooksville teen dies in drag racing accident
• Brooksville woman accused of credit card fraud
• 19-year-old accused of stealing energy drinks, candy bars
• Crowded ballot awaits Hernando County voters
• Little seen changing
• Residents applaud the lawsuit against Citizens
• Firms unite for airport safety
• Lawmakers tackle NFL blackout rule
• Spring Hill man accused of stealing, trafficking pills
• Missing Ridge Manor man, 71, located in Orange County
• Bill passage will abolish Spring Hill Fire Rescue District
• Pill mill law gets glowing reviews
• Chairwoman looks for school board budget cuts
• Recent rain does little to change dry forecast
• Two pre-qualify for elected office
• Advocates warn about smokeless tobacco
• Spirit is willing for Weeki Wachee couple
• Deputies: Teen responds to corporal punishment by flashing a knife
• Relaxing atmosphere
• Free tax help available in county
• Former county exec wants to come home
• In or out…
• County faces $2.5M drop in general fund money
• Union president: Don't punish teachers for cancelled school day
• Diver's death ruled accidental drowning
• Drug suspect's home had hiding place, underground tunnel
• Model train showcase to launch this weekend
• $1 million in assets seized by Hernando deputies
• Brooksville teen accused of slashing tires, breaking windows
• Spring Hill man accused of whacking brother in knees with golf club
• Hernando County Sheriff's Office offering $1,000 scholarships
• County bond rating upgraded
• Squirrel savior
• Budget season kicks off with Tuesday workshop
• Project could restart soon
• Local attorney to host show on WWJB
• Model train showcase to launch next weekend
• Local term limits coming?
• Super Bowl mania in Spring Hill
• Recycling processor files for bankruptcy
• Six suspects arrested in two Hernando drug raids
• Judge's role in domestic abuse cases questioned
• Dredge work still not done
• Board legal costs could continue
• Habitual offender arrested again
• City of Brooksville's welcome sign unveiled
• Locals vie for county job
• Sager photo is faux pas
• If they dig it, will they finally come?
• 3 injured in head-on crash on Wiscon
• Two men accused of attempted copper theft
• 14-year-old boy hospitalized after being struck by van in Spring Hill
• Brooksville motorist dies along Suncoast Parkway
• Recruiting the top boss
• Gas prices deter RVers
• Bill would allow school district sales tax
• New bus entrance still year away
• Inverness man accused of online sex solicitation
• PHELC to celebrate Children's Week with party in the park
• Fasano booted off budget panel for fighting prison privatization
• 18 drug suspects rounded up in south Brooksville
• Internet sales tax loophole irks local leaders
• Officials warn of new email scam
• Business adds up
• Pools and Pavers adds partner
• Teaching standard set at Weeki Wachee
• Challenger K-8 ranks 2nd in the state
• Dredge contractor: Mission accomplished
• Romney wins Hernando County
• Romney defeats Gingrich in GOP primary
• $200,000 Fantasy 5 ticket unclaimed in Brooksville
• Hudson man accused of committing auto theft
• Victims turn on man in failed armed robbery attempt
• Elgin fence not a hit with one neighbor
• Woman charged with defrauding brother
• Constitutional upheaval
• Schools tally up bullying
• School bus ads may aid riders
• Tree decorating contest winners
• Sisters sing with Hi-Lites
• Christmas party for foster children
• Fire consumes Brooksville family's home
• Building a better economy
• Playing it safe
• Niececoncurswithjury
• Unlicensed contractor sting ends in 9 arrests
• Nugent re-election run official
• Third suspect arrested in AC thefts
• Ironing out the kinks in teacher evaluations
• 'Death' visits Hernando High
• RV park envisioned for eastside
• Early voting turnout slow but steady
• Glen Claytor, county commission candidate, dies
• Jurors recommend death for Kalisz
• Browning Insurance
• Pro-cannabis candidate, convicted felon opposes Nugent
• Oak Hill cancels groundbreaking ceremony
• School board to narrow legal counsel search
• CCA, county reach tentative agreement
• Daughter of slaying victim takes stand in Hernando
• Red light cams take a sliding stop
• Free Web access could become reality
• Man accused of hacking former boss' website
• Ralph Taylor, MSN, RN named assistant CNO of Oak Hill Hospital
• Business Briefcase
• Will Kalisz again duck death penalty?
• To ban or not to ban cafes
• Hernando schools rank in state's bottom half
• Heroism amid tragedy
• High-end water users will see higher sewer bill
• Recognizing their roots
• HPH director appointed to board
• Spring Hill resident allowed to sell guns from home
• Kalisz guilty of murder
• Missing Spring Hill boy comes home
• Deputies 'beanbag' man to end standoff
• Towering presence
• Enjoying the Hi-Lites
• Surprising feats of strength — and heart
• Eastside Elementary wins United Way trophy
• City to consider panel on charter
• 99th birthday celebration
• FBK taps new member
• Higher sewer bill cap sought
• Former local writer Lois Hanna dies
• Pint-sized hero
• History revisited
• Early voting for primary begins today
• Suspect: 'I shot everybody until the bullets ran out'
• Tom Varn Park to temporarily close
• Deputies: Son steals dead mother's identity
• County unemployment shows decrease
• Area deaths 0121
• Two drop out of Stabins race
• Deadline near for Ridge Road comments
• County library plans Children's Week activities
• Homosassa park seeks wildlife art
• Central High teen facing drug possession charge
• City's funding withheld
• Health agency names new administrator
• Rising price of gasoline fuels frustration
• Legal advice under fire
• Educators put heads together
• Spring Hill man sentenced to life in sex case
• Brooksville rampage survivor confronts accused shooter
• Tax collector to step down after term ends
• Homes evacuated due to gas leak
• Looking for a leader
• Day care busing ending
• Three locations noted for red light cameras
• Retouching the Golden Arches
• Pine Island playground to close for maintenance
• Bills push higher care for Alzheimer's patients
• Two-vehicle crash injures 7 in Brooksville
• Homosassa man seriously injured in wreck
• Jurors hear shooting survivor's 911 call
• Jury chosen in Hernando murder trial
• Spring Hill teen arrested in car burglary case
• Walt Hagen To Address Sanctity of Life This Sunday
• 'You can't fence up Hernando County'
• People Helping People to honor Singh
• Free prom dresses made available
• Local school violence rising
• Need tax return help?
• Military and more
• CEO becomes advisory member to humane society
• Jury selection will continue in Brooksville murder trial
• Indiana homicide suspect apprehended in Sumter County
• Suspected thefts were drug addicts, deputies say
• Early voting in Hernando starts Saturday
• Ingoglia reelected vice chairman of state committee
• Homestead exemption applications accepted
• Capital case set to start
• 'THE Bus' transit system may see changes
• Health director honored
• NCTHS students think in living color
• Housing funding assistance available now
• Capital case set to start
• Santaniello—May engagement
• 2 arrested in Hernando following string of AC thefts
• Woman celebrates 106th birthday with a kiss
• Eckerd Academy reverts to all male
• County hires new assistant attorney
• Woman celebrates 106 {+t} {+h} birthday with a kiss
• Wanted men nabbed locally
• Reaper haunts Oak Hill site
• The best of the best
• Republic Services will pick up trash Monday
• Accused Christmas Eve killer indicted in Hernando
• Spring Hill men accused of attacking girlfriends
• State, defense trade jabs in Hernando death row case
• Channel cleanup continues
• MLK parade canceled
• Colder weather on the way
• State, defense trade jabs
• The cows will come home
• NAACP pres withdraws map challenge
• Ex-correctional officer is accused of beating girlfriend
• Two dead, child injured following crash
• A raise for one but not other
• Community makes prom affordable
• Utility bill raises red flag
• Not just cops on a beat
• Copper thieves strike again in Brooksville
• Driver pronounced dead one day after Hernando Beach crash
• Marshall
• Servpro of West Pasco observes 20th year
• Trash pickups back on track
• Runway of dreams
• Cold snap sets sites on Hernando
• Fewer animals being euthanized
• School board gives OK for Nature Coast zoning
• Murder arraignment marks 20th in Hernando in two years
• Spring Hill man accused of stabbing stepson
• Ridge Manor man accused of burglary and battery
• Suspected panhandler accused of purse snatching
• Hernando County commissioners delay action on home gun sales
• Brooksville man accused of attacking neighbor with tool
• Motorcycle collision narrowly avoided
• Victim chases car thief
• Man shoves squirrel in girlfriend's face, kicks her
• Spring Hill residents take aim at home gun-sales plan
• Sheriff passes jail inspection
• Cash tolls to rise on Suncoast Parkway
• Board to consider teacher, employee pay
• Osowaw Boulevard construction to begin
• Spring Hill Garden Club plants poinsettias at waterfall
• Tarpon Springs 4th-grader raises funds for HPH Hospice
• Locals take aim at gun sales
• Felon has eluded prison, but maybe not much longer, prosecutor says
• Teamsters contract up for review
• Teachers union will host Dr. Seuss birthday celebration, seeks help
• State lawmakers take aim at 2012 priorities
• Putting NCT on the map
• Helping to take out the trash
• Three well-known candidates will run in the 2012 election
• Drug defendants face child-neglect charges
• CPR/AED classes available
• Copper thefts on the rise in Hernando
• Ex-administrator's sinkhole not yet fixed
• Warming trend arrives
• Trash situation called a nightmare
• Man accused of killing father charged with second-degree murder
• NAACP branch president to step down
• Second church targeted by copper thieves
• Spring Hill teens charged in jewelry theft
• Pasco bomb squad checks suspicious device
• Sisters share this birth day
• Proposed bicycle law shines light on nighttime riding
• AC thieves hit VFW, church
• Assisted living facility eyed for Toucan Trail
• Area deaths 0104
• Brush fire spreads across 1 acre, damages home
• High schools make a 'B-line' on grades
• Third challenger files for school board seat
• Spring Hill man is accused of drugged driving
• Trash switchover creates confusion
• Season's first cold snap hits
• County activist runs for House
• Diver's body found in Hernando golf course pond
• Trash collection changes begin
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Vehicle accidents leave two dead
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Trash collection changes begin
• Rescued kitten that was trapped in tree finally claimed by owners
• Beautification board contest
• Vincent Manfredi retires from city
• Drug bill needs support
• A smooth transition for Nienhuis
• Necessary pa(w)perwork
• Hernando sees 10 homicides in 2011
• Dredge project 'substantially completed'
• Mother accused of throwing vase at boyfriend
• Spring Hill man charged in domestic knife attack
• Copper theft suspects also accused of stealing wallet
• 911 call left no time to waver
• Sisters to vie for 'top dog'
• Budget, red light cameras in city's headlights for 2012
• Donors of all blood types needed
• 1Voice Foundation has a Ho-Ho-Ho Down
• Bank robbery suspect found sleeping in van
• Outrage over home gun-sale plan in Spring Hill
• High-profile employee exits marked year
• Outrage over gun-sale plan
• New YMCA head seeks program expansion
• 911 call released in Christmas Eve homicide
• Japanese steakhouse will occupy old Johnny Carino's building
• Still no arrest in Weeki Wachee bank robbery case
• It's OK to be 'blue' this New Year's Eve
• Douglas denies conflict
• Bicycling bandit robs Weeki Wachee bank
• Rescued kitty remains unclaimed
• Law troubles plague woman
• Budget to dominate school district's concerns in 2012
• Bank of America robbed in Weeki Wachee
• Double homicide suspect arraigned
• Spring Hill woman accused of battering grandmother
• Teen charged after car crashes into deputy cruiser
• Deputies: Christmas Eve homicide victim was asleep when shot
• Ridge Road extension still divisive after 12 years
• Celebrating act of giving
• Artist reception
• Looking to wrap things up
• Rainfall below normal
• County completes historic shift in fire rescue services
• 'Wild' video a favorite
• Deputies: Spring Hill man shot, killed by wife
• County budget problems remain top priority for next year
• Religion
• Travel increases this holiday weekend
• Fired utility worker gets his job back
• No grades yet for schools
• Time for one more fundraising spurt
• Christmas wish
• Not so fast to end busing to daycares
• Blavatt eyes retirement
• Sticker program reminds drivers to lock up
• PETA intervenes to help save cat stuck in Brooksville tree
• Students: Powell band teacher called us names
• Deputies: Suspect wanted to bake cookies, stole dough
• Suspect indicted in Spring Hill double homicide
• Spring Hill woman accused of stealing water from foreclosed home
• Missing Hernando woman returns home
• 18-year-old girl accused of battering boy
• Housing complex, flea market approved
• Arc donation
• Space Age vehicles are out of this world
• State's prescription drug database combats fraud
• Straight 'A's for band
• Junior Service League presents $10,000 gift
• Certificates of Appreciation
• Wreaths across America
• Hernando Health Experience winners announced
• Planing ahead for the next 38 years
• Driver Safety Program classes offered by AARP
• Hometown Happenings 1210
• School board to follow county on redistricting plan
• Planing ahead for the next 38 years
• Trash informational meetings set
• Not everyone on board with bus stops
• Struggling to keep their heads above water
• Flea market, housing development on agenda
• Five firms want to pick new county boss
• Clarification
• Anderson seeks elections boss job
• Man nabbed following slow-speed chase
• Key to job growth: Education
• Hometown Happenings 1209
• Plan to redraw districts tabled
• No free ride for red light tickets
• County tries team approach
• Woman struck by stray bullet
• Man accused of impersonating a policeman
• Man accused of impersonating a policeman
• Woman charged with DUI, drug possession
• Teens sought GPS' and money
• Ridge Road extension comment period begins
• Hometown Happenings 1204
• Humane Society announces results of FurBall
• Two classes graduate from Citizen's Academy
• City proclaims American Indian Heritage Month
• Ridge Road extension comment period begins
• Reception held for Brooksville artist
• Two Pasco parks concepts approved
• Riding for a cause
• Elections boss to retire at end of term
• Challengers enhance Stabins' reelection chances
• Bills to make red light camera challenges easier
• Teamsters: employees finances stretched thin
• Double homicide suspect charged with premeditated murder
• Spring Hill couple killed with a baseball bat, deputies say
• Crowded ballot emerging
• Hometown Happenings 1203
• Man arrested in two Spring Hill deaths
• Deputies investigate Spring Hill deaths
• Deputies arrest suspected AC thief
• Expect a new mayor in town
• Teen burglary suspects slapped with more charges
• Man arrested at City Hall on disorderly conduct charge
• Brooksville man charged in car wash burglary
• Searching for a leader
• Hometown Happenings 1202
• Potholes leave motorists fuming
• School buses may get cameras
• Teens charged in vehicle burglaries
• Open-air flea market eyed for county
• Customer service drive-through to close
• Spring Hill man charged with burglary, theft
• Paving the way for better area roads
• Hometown Happenings 1201
• Fee waivers in effect
• Alerting parents of teen drivers there might be an app for that
• School News 1201
• Police sergeant's people skills criticized
• PMS asst. principal found 'Smokin' in the boys' room'
• Spring Hill couple accused of committing armed robbery
• Tampa murder suspect arrested in Spring Hill
• Spring Hill woman accused of shooting at truck
• Business Briefcase
• Baby and Me
• Quality Health Plans HMO to close doors Thursday
• Florida could be a force in ethanol production
• Hometown Happenings 1130
• Thrifty, quality deals
• County has Facebook page
• A fight to save the Christmas parade
• Senate redistrict plan shrinks Nugent's district
• State clears CHS teacher who dumped a sleeping student onto the floor
• Convicted thief arrested again
• Salon employee accused of being drunk on job
• Sixth arrest for Citrus County woman
• Sheriff's Office corporal's wife charged
• County department closed Tuesday morning
• Girl charged with battery on academy counselors
• Second man charged with attempted murder
• Knights present 'Shining Armor Award'
• Hudson hospital gets Level II trauma center
• Elks 2582 donates $2,000
• Boy Scout troop joins garden club weeding effort
• Hometown Happenings 1127
• Wake park idea pitched
• Bluegrass jam session
• Santa's helpers
• Hometown Happenings 1126
• Vehicular death cases stay open a while
• Public gears up for trash changes
• County gets $1.95M for housing help
• County weathering a dry November
• Man avoids prison in elderly exploitation case
• Hometown Happenings 1125
• Reason to celebrate
• Thanksgiving meals on wheels
• A dancing butterfly dreams big
• A dancing butterfly dreams big
• Hometown Happenings 1124
• Board chairman wants committee to pick leader
• Retailers have high hopes, new strategies for Black Friday
• Local leaders give thanks
• Cross-dresser accused of passing bad checks
• Local NAACP to challenge redistricting plan
• Deputies: Daughter hurls fish at mother
• Attempted murder suspect arrested after chase
• Co-op members to receive credit
• Be smart, be safe while shopping for holiday gifts
• Hometown Happenings 1123
• Gas prices dip just in time
• They fit you to a 'T'
• NAACP leader launches his campaign
• Hernando sees spike in hit and runs
• Impact fee waiver saves Oak Hill $320,291
• Deputies: DUI suspect crashed truck into BMW and fled
• Correction
• Brooksville murder suspect's admission will be heard by jurors
• Spring Hill woman found asleep in car along Mariner
• Deputies: Suspect used butterfly knife
• Fitness fundraiser helps kids
• YMCA board member recognized
• Wake park pitched
• Missions project completed
• Survivors help American Cancer Society Gift Room
• Hometown Happenings
• Hernando Democrats welcome Grayson
• Paul's most formidable opponent: the indifferent media
• Uncovering Hernando's history
• Out of 'troubled' waters
• Senator wants ethics complaints shielded from public view
• School board seeks chair
• Salvaging soles to help souls
• Hometown Happenings
• Hernando unemployment drops to 13.0
• New Port Richey woman charged with DUI
• Sheriff returns $670,000 to county
• Beach dredge deadline is extended again
• Busing stopped for day cares
• Driving costs firefighter
• Hometown Happenings 1118
• Weeki Wachee motorist charged with drug possession
• Local YMCA seeks turkey donations
• Hometown Happenings
• Advocate sees red flags with dating violence policy
• DCF: Man scarred 5-year-old boy with belt
• Putting a face on homelessness
• Central High student charged with drug possession
• Housing authority member resigns following arrests
• Annual inspection set for Central High NJROTC cadets
• Meetings today will discuss trash collection changes
• County seeks search firm for administrator
• Sager not kicked out of district
• Exploring science and beyond
• Arrest made in July shooting, home invasion
• Three men accused of unlicensed contracting
• School board: County impact fee vote may be illegal
• Trivia question leads to cop suspension
• Impact fees suspended for one year
• Man charged with attempted second-degree murder
• Mazourek to retire as property appraiser
• County to tackle job creation at Thursday workshop
• Apartment complex clears first hurdle
• Pease brings 'Peace on Earth' this holiday season
• Hi-Lites perform at Cloverleaf Farms
• Hometown Happenings
• Some came to look, most came to buy at sale
• Teen dating violence education makes comeback
• Saying thank you to our veterans
• Commissioners to consider search firm for administrator
• School board considers raising impact fees
• Hometown Happenings 1112
• School board considers raising impact fees
• The season of giving
• Death row inmate gets a victory
• Correction
• Shrimper dies after falling from boat
• Deputies raid suspected drug house
• Teen dating violence education makes comeback
• 144-unit apartment complex planned
• Weeki Wachee man dies in motorcycle crash
• Hometown Happenings
• Hometown Happenings
• Former K-9 handler suspended
• Student restraint bill ties teachers' hands
• Educators might gain voice through committee
• Never forget
• Sexual predator suspected of crimes against 5-year-old girl
• Brooksville native dies in I-75 accident
• Sheriff to strictly enforce Move Over Law
• Annual Thanksgiving Bluegrass Festival
• Biting the hand that arrests him
• Deputies: Man puts mother in headlock
• Halloween check on sex offenders
• Job forum for seniors
• Master Gardeners donate to school
• Garden club celebrates volunteers at luncheon
• A healthy grand opening
• Business leaders rally for road extension
• Weighing in for health
• Ponzi scheme earns man federal prison time
• Occupiers make stand
• Students' excitement as high as a helicopter
• Final vote slated for magnet school admission procedures
• Marching on
• Man accused of molesting 6-year-old boy
• County to mull cutting impact fees further
• One hand slap deserves another
• Hamilton cash-out tops $89,000
• Man charged with identity theft
• Dukes looks for tortoise travel option
• Getting back on their feet
• State test changes = lower scores?
• Citizens rates to rise $150-$300 in Hernando
• Woman charged with drug trafficking, defrauding an elderly person
• One teen arrested, another sought in Sunday shooting
• All invited to Occupy Hernando on Saturday
• District extends water restrictions
• County embraces social media communication
• Hometown 1027-28
• County embraces social media communication
• Boards: Return taxing option
• End in sight for Hamilton
• Total of three nabbed in undercover sting
• Third candidate seeks to unseat Stabins
• Man accused of stalking, threatening neighbors
• Horizon Homecare named Top 500 Homecare Elite for 2011
• Pasta fundraiser benefits the Arc Nature Coast
• Creating memories for a lifetime
• Pasta fundraiser benefits The Arc Nature Coast
• Hometown Happenings 1026
• County attorney gets new three-year contract
• Keeping it local
• Deputy acquitted of DUI charge
• Legislators tackle sinkhole crisis
• County to part ways with administrator
• Man rips out vehicle breathalyzer system, claims someone stole it
• Deputies seek two teens in Sunday shooting
• Legislators tackle sinkhole crisis
• Chairman: Goebel won't get director post
• Central High student charged with taking mother's jewelry
• Spring Hill woman charged with theft at Wal-Mart
• Local Knights council receives top award
• Aglow features professional singer Mary Courtney
• Sons of Italy new members
• Portfolio versus lottery
• Oak Hill Hospital opens Pediatric Emergency Care Center
• Legislative delegation meets Monday
• Legislative delegation to meet Oct. 24
• Rags' team will carry on without her
• Adopt a shelter pet
• Coller agrees to pay cut
• County administrator to seek job in Sarasota
• Hometown 1022-23
• School officials help students let their imaginations set sail
• High school's house of horror
• Correction
• High school's house of horror
• Central High School teacher taken into custody
• Farmers market finds new home
• There's safety in numbers
• County library featuring Pumpkin Patch Program
• Defining the quality of a teacher
• Memo 'taken out of context'
• Occupy Hernando rally set for Oct. 29
• Deputies: Man exposes himself to children walking to school
• A sticky situation
• Shots fired near Russell Street Park
• Hometown1020-21
• Undercover op nets one misdemeanor arrest
• Magnet school enrollment not an open-and-shut case
• Beach project is on schedule
• County hiring questioned
• Hernando County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Hernando County
• Man charged with choking woman
• Today's Green Minute
• Advantec changes its name
• Brooksville homicide suspect indicted
• Convicted forger arrested on a burglary charge
• A peace of mind
• Knife threat downplayed
• Magnet school proposals wide open
• City council puts the breaks on spending red light camera revenue
• BPD: Man's death might stem from electrocution, not drowning
• City council puts the breaks on spending red light camera revenue
• BPD needs help locating armed robbery suspect
• BPD: Man's death might stem from electrocution, not drowning
• Beer bottle versus crowbar
• "The Many Faces of Breast Cancer"
• Fire Prevention Week saluted
• Patriotic tribute
• Seeing clearly
• Coyotes a plague for farmers
• Fair brings health services and answers
• BPD investigating possible drowning death
• How to spend red light camera money
• District proposes increased salary for school board attorney
• Hernando Community Health Fair at Elks Lodge
• Hometown Happenings
• Hometown Happenings 1015-16
• Another try at opening lime plant
• Shelling out for tortoises
• Pumpkin Patch Programs at library
• Smooth transition at Weeki Wachee
• Mother and son accused of dealing marijuana
• Smooth transition at Weeki Wachee
• Another try at opening lime plant
• Shelling out for tortoises
• Legislative delegation to meet Oct. 24
• DPW employee charged with battery
• Hometown Happenings 1014-15
• Mobilizing parents
• Report ranks Hernando County's taxing, spending
• Market in search of a permanent home
• Rejoining state advocacy group being considered
• Former jail employee arrested
• Community urged to fight magnet school proposal
• Board, superintendent training postponed
• Correction
• Restaurant owner charged with domestic battery
• Spring Hill man accused of burglarizing neighbor
• Hometown Happenings 1013
• New polling places await thousands of voters
• Rivals: Stabins should resign
• Protesters claim roads near Chocachatti unsafe
• Pastor changed his mind about allegations
• District explains last year's fall in No Child Left Behind
• Homosassa man dies, Spring Hill man injured in wreck
• Repeat domestic battery suspect arrested again
• Hometown Happenings 1012
• Fields trip
• New education bills considered
• Brooksville man who impregnated teen sentenced to six years
• County attorney willing to take pay cut
• Stapf cites salary compensation in resignation letter
• Lawmaker: There will be an anti-red light camera bill
• Assistant County Attorney Jeff Kirk dies
• Waitress arrested Sunday on DUI charge
• Couple arrested on domestic battery charges
• Spring Hill man accused of injuring wife with remote
• Waitress arrested Sunday on DUI charge
• Spring Hill man accused of injuring wife with remote
• Couple arrested on domestic battery charges
• Tourney aids in breast cancer battle
• Hometown Happenings
• Legislative aide recalls his family's dementia experience at caregivers' symposium
• Family lends voices to Hernando Hills Hi-Lites
• More than $2,700 raised
• Fewer "exceptional" students in need?
• The elusive gold standard
• Underwater warriors
• Sheriff announces intent to run for position in 2012
• County has record number of sinkhole filings
• County attorney may learn job status
• Know any good attorneys?
• County attorney could learn his fate Tuesday
• County has record number of sinkhole filings
• Couple accused of stealing Vizio from Walmart
• Office building eyed for Spring Hill Drive
• Hometown 1007-9
• Feud between homeowner and contractor remains heated
• Just bust a move
• Repair dispute continues
• Arson cases remain unsolved
• Just bust a move
• County opts to play it safe with $168 million
• Your right to turn right on red
• Property appraiser finds $168 million increase in valuations
• Spring Hill man accused of pointing gun at two men
• Dump truck driver dies following U.S. 41 crash
• Minnesota beckons for county director
• Man accused of exposing himself to teen in ER
• Tobacco-free efforts a no-go for school district
• Control tower to rise next week
• Raising their voices
• Administrator: County will promote from within to replace directors
• Animal magnetism
• Property appraiser finds $168 million increase in valuations
• Brooksville man charged with resisting arrest
• Sign up for holiday help now
• Sultry saxophone artist becomes one with horn
• The Dentist Place adds to staff
• Correction
• Business owners caught off guard by red light camera vote
• Official defends budget increase
• Moped rider charged with fleeing and resisting arrest
• Brooksville to see the return of red light cameras
• Brooksville to see the return of red light cameras
• Superintendent reverses course, provides proposed magnet school changes
• Man accused of battering wife
• Transgender man arrested after sending racy photo
• Sex crime case iffy
• Sexual battery case iffy
• Exercising their freedom to read
• Mental illness focus of event
• Joe Stapf seeks new job in Minnesota
• Brooksville steering toward red light cameras
• School board considers attorney counteroffer
• Sager forms new party, eyes commission seat
• Suspect could face the death penalty
• Circuit Court Clerk Nicolai to retire
• Pasco motorcyclist dies along U.S. 41
• Rogers Park swimming advisory lifted
• Antidrug group reignites tobacco-free talks
• Linking women to success
• Detective's record boasts distinction
• County seeks ways to create jobs, entice industry
• Spring Hill man accused of check fraud
• Property appraiser finds Stabins in compliance
• Development chief to retire
• Springstead student handily captures school board seat
• Trash collection change delayed
• Larger budget means tax hike
• Committee waiting for answers
• Flood mitigation workshop today
• Suspected fire bomber accused of killing daughter-in-law
• Probe of former K-9 handler remains open
• High-ranking county director to retire Oct. 21
• Brooksville man accused of pushing woman over couch
• Leadership Team for BNI
• BUSINESS BRIEFCASE
• No change to citizens' comments
• Teacher punished further
• Iconic eatery to celebrate 30 years
• Hometown Happenings 0928-1002
• Deputy shoots fire bomber
• Lightning CEO supercharges anti-bullying initiative
• No change to citizens' comments
• Deputy shoots fire bomber
• County approves 2012 budget
• Elections boss pleads for more money
• St. Petersburg man dies following Lake Lindsey accident
• Spring Hill man accused of trying to bite sister
• ABC Action News employee charged with DUI in Hernando
• Prosecutor: Stabins' threat doesn't warrant assault charge
• Ingoglia is new vice chairman of the Republican Party of Florida
• Channel 10 news producer charged with DUI in Hernando
• Stars for Troops honors veteran
• Leadership Hernando class of 2011 makes donation
• Farmers market moves on down the road
• Going to the mattresses
• Who will be the first student school board member?
• Unidentified man killed in fatal car accident
• 3 suspects indicted in Masaryktown slaying
• Welcome center not so welcome
• Evidence piles up against murder defendant
• Raising their voices
• Teaching license suspended
• Second suspect in Brooksville home invasion has been arrested
• Raising their voices
• Second suspect in Brooksville home invasion has been arrested
• Former soccer coach has teaching license suspended
• DAR commemorates Constitution Week
• Hometown Happenings 0923-24
• Man accused of striking girlfriend with crutches
• Hometown Happenings 0923-24
• Homeless students on the rise
• Times are changing
• BPD still looking for home invasion suspect
• District backtracks on firing food service employee
• Teenage girl pleads guilty in fatal carjacking case
• Suspected gunman faces deportation
• Brooksville man accused of attacking girlfriend, firing gun
• New life injected into mosquito control tax vote
• Four area HCA hospitals are top performers on key quality measures
• Hometown Happenings 0922
• Four area HCA hospitals named among the nation's top performers on quality measures
• New pre-K testing rules impact schools
• Residents warned about healthcare scammer
• Neighbors remain uneasy following homicide
• New life injected into mosquito control tax vote
• Uniting Republicans
• Local real estate experience
• Capacity is so important when considering expansion
• Homeless man arrested on battery, robbery charges
• Golf Course to receive new lease on life
• Renovation innovation
• DPW information meeting to take place Thursday
• Hometown Happenings 0921
• Golf Course to receive new lease on life
• Hernando County ranks near bottom of state in property tax collections
• Chairman wants new rules on citizen comments
• Investigators still mum on homicide, city shooting
• Adult-led walking groups proposed for child safety
• Health department cuts employees
• New health department building almost open
• Golf invitational to benefit children's charity
• Congressman: Could tax fraud money be going to terrorists?
• County partners with immigration agency
• Man charged with sexual battery on a relative
• Customer throws milkshake at tattoo owner
• Expansion to be discussed
• Volunteers mark 25 years
• Computer club holds newcomer brunch
• Exotic animal professionals nurse owl back to health
• To market, to market
• Golf invitational to benefit children's charity
• Hernando County Sheriff's Office investigates overnight homicide
• Magnet schools may change
• Hometown Happenings 0917-18
• Magnet schools may change
• Administrator files sinkhole claim
• Judge denies roommate's injunction against Stabins
• Family benefit picnic to honor deputy killed in crash
• County agrees to pay dredge contractor another $562,903
• Police investigate Brooksville shooting
• City takes second look at snuffing out tobacco use
• City tentatively sets lower tax rate
• Children increasingly receive meal assistance
• City tentatively sets lower tax rate
• Son sentenced to life for fatally shooting father
• A centenarian celebration
• Sheriff's office involved in feud
• Commissioner says mosquito control department in no danger
• Elgin resident says he'll sue commissioner
• Citizens bus riders say long trip worthwhile
• Brooksville, Spring Hill hospitals get high marks
• City tentatively sets lower tax rate
• Murder defendant's interrogation video is shown to jurors
• Citizens bus riders say long trip worthwhile
• Students enter political fray
• District, state SAT scores decrease
• Elgin resident says he'll sue commissioner
• Karate instruction helps build character
• Small things you can do to be a better manager
• Brooksville man accused of swinging toolbox at deputy
• Tolls to rise on Veterans, other Tampa Bay roads in 2012
• Powell Middle School coach charged with DUI
• Brooksville man accused of choking mother
• Pregnant woman attacked, deputies say
• Student candidates for School Board gear up
• School News
• Births
• Hometown Happenings 0914
• Bay area residents rail against sinkhole insurance hike
• Tension flares at meeting
• Teen pregnancy on the decline
• Prosecutor tells jurors how son murdered father
• Fireworks erupt at county commission meeting
• County adopts tentative millage rate
• Teen pregnancy on the decline
• County commission denies lime plant
• Man and woman accused of breaking windows
• Congressman Nugent announces rally, open house
• Middle school teacher, coach charged with DUI
• Deputies: Pregnant woman held down, kicked repeatedly
• Man accused of choking mother
• League helps needy students
• Local attorney honored at Guardian ad Litem awards
• Sept. 11 memories flood back for local residents
• Mossgrove gains chief fire officer status
• School supplies for needy collected
• Muslim doctors see Hernando as a peaceful community
• Every day brings reflection
• Tough choices ahead on city budget
• "A lot of Americans were New Yorkers that day"
• Hometown Happenings 0910-11
• A child's-eye view
• 9/11 events inspired volunteers
• Deputies arrest two robbery suspects
• Man accused of killing father will stand trial Tuesday
• A child's-eye view
• Deputies search for suspect who robbed gas station
• Sheriff unveils amended budget
• Businessman will try again to get lime plant OK
• Property owner seeks to rezone 148 acres to ag
• A weekend of honoring
• Hometown Happenings 0909
• Swimming advisory for Rogers Park
• A weekend of honoring
• Athletes behaving badly
• Taste of Hernando
• Deputies make four drug arrests; one still at large
• Stabins to run for reelection in Hernando County
• Chief, city manager stand behind beleaguered police officer
• Budget crunch time is here
• Governor selects 28-year-old attorney for school board
• Bushnell man accused of trying to ship marijuana via UPS
• School News 0908
• Hometown Happenings 0908
• Budget finished, but much work ahead
• Scores ready to protest Citizens' sinkhole rate hike
• No penalty for punch
• Killer goes on profane rant at his sentencing
• Property appraiser investigating Stabins
• Authorities looking for gunman who held up drug store
• Deputies search for purse snatcher
• Pest control technician accused of stealing customer's jewelry
• Central High student charged with battery
• Brooksville woman alleges police brutality
• Hometown Happenings 0907
• United Way names 2011-12 campaign chairman
• Empathy, firmness fine traits
• It's past time to privatize Social Security
• Brooksville woman alleges police brutality
• School district enrollment slightly less than expected
• Residents to call for Stabins' ouster at Tuesday meeting
• Another developer goes the agricultural route
• Less than half making the college grade
• Deputies investigate house party stabbing in Brooksville
• Man sees ex-girlfriend in bed with another man, chases him with knife, deputies say
• Gulf View Square to get makeover
• Chasco Fiesta may face a change of city
• Computer club starts fall PC donation drive
• St. Frances K of C installs new officers
• Navy lauds seaman for his leadership
• Every pet needs a home
• Paying it forward
• Final school district budget hearing slated
• Attorney questions whether drug law is constitutional
• Hearing panel to weigh sanctions against teachers
• More than just a shot in the dark
• 3 arrested in alleged grow house operation
• Missing Spring Hill teen found in Pasco
• August Butterfly Census
• Spring Hill woman accused of leaving three children in hot car
• Resident accuses city, county of discrimination
• Hometown Happenings 0902
• Foreclosures down, new home growth stagnant
• Resident files discrimination complaint against county, city
• 11th-hour effort wins reading race
• A hurricane-free Labor Day predicted
• The dollar store drug
• Man accused of burglarizing armory
• DUI crackdown set for this weekend
• Hometown Happenings 0901
• Storm season seminar sets seniors straight
• School retains top spot -- so far
• Average teacher pay rises locally, but not statewide
• Mother wants help in her search for teen daughter
• Landlord accused of stealing tenant's rifle
• Rescue Me Catering
• The three keys to starting a successful business
• 2 keys: passion, purpose
• New councilman dives headfirst into city issues
• Hometown Happenings 0831
• Neither rationale for Social Security works
• Expect status quo for students commemorating 9/11 anniversary
• Deputies search for missing girl, 15
• State gives $628,377 to county libraries
• Student school board election process to begin
• 'Somebody's bleeding'
• Foreclosures down, new home growth stagnant
• Proposed Teamsters package includes furloughs, unpaid holidays
• Remembering Sept. 11
• Retired firefighter charged with domestic battery
• Suncoast suicide jumper identified
• Suncoast suicide jumper identified
• Facebook feud leads to pepper spray
• Retired firefighter charged with domestic battery
• County rainfall totals on the low side for August
• Local chorus competes in Jacksonville
• 'School shower' supports work of Children's Home
• Lifecenter, Hernando Oaks community helps needy families
• Marine Corps League celebrates commandants' achievements
• Second suspect in homicide arrested
• A boater's dream
• When commissioners disagree
• Citizens' customers offered free bus ride
• School enrollment numbers climbing
• Brooksville woman arrested on drug possession charges after committing hit and run
• Investigation clears police officer
• Hometown Happenings 0827-28
• IA case closed against Brooksville police officer
• Deputies investigating death on Suncoast Parkway
• City tax increase likely without new ideas
• Homicide suspect arrested in Brooksville
• Citizens' customers offered free bus ride
• When commissioners disagree
• Hometown Happenings 0826
• In memory of Dexter
• Stabins ouster effort grows
• 'He's left a big footprint,' son says
• Calls grow for Stabins' immediate resignation
• 'He's left a big footprint,' son says
• County to examine limerock road dust problem
• Details emerge in deadly crash
• Busing complaints fewer than expected
• Today's Green Minute
• Deputies say they thwarted inmates' escape
• Hometown Happenings 0825
• Prosecutor: Delay not actionable
• PHCC's numbers increase
• Prosecutor: Delay not actionable
• Skin for Life remains a vibrant business
• PHCC's numbers increase
• County sees the light and saves money
• Stabins plans to resign from county commission
• Letter to the editor
• Accused sex offender deemed competent to stand trial
• School board selects new attorney
• Icing on the cake
• General manager attends White House Rural Economic forum
• Mistakes, a wonderful teaching tool
• Back to School for Brooksville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Icing on the cake
• Furlough plan on hold until September
• Transform failure into success
• Hometown Happenings 0824
• Chance pick decides council seat
• Cannery gets new lease on life
• Art teacher comes back swinging
• Irene could disrupt daily rainfall patterns for Tampa area
• Powell student charged in suspected firearm theft
• County denies drug treatment clinic for Spring Hill
• Advisory lifted for county parks
• Spring Hill teen accused of stealing father's handguns
• Fasano honored by two pharmacy organizations
• P.E.O presents scholarship
• Mayor recognizes local gun club, National Preparedness Month
• Aglow installs new president
• Community tries to find compromise concerning lime plant
• Adler fires back at critics
• County to explore new furlough program
• Temporary council member chosen by a coin toss?
• Board to publically interview for attorney
• Hometown 0820-21
• Aggravated assault suspect was not acting in self-defense, deputies say
• The bus stops here at Spring Ridge
• Dredging under way on both sides of channel
• Families seek to prevent city from spending court settlement
• Helping the children one bag at a time
• Hernando jobless rate remains stuck at 13.7 percent
• Concert cancelled
• Friends recall a genuine, heroic man
• Hand slapping incident worries parent
• Elections boss consolidates 10 precincts
• Neighbors move against lime plant
• Students getting into the ACT
• County predicts 5 percent drop in home values for 2012
• Hometown 0818-19
• Hitting life's curveballs
• County predicts 5 percent drop in home values for 2012
• Person injured following Brooksville-area battery
• Florida still at bottom of nation in ACT scores
• Brooksville man accused of wreaking havoc at ex's house
• One dead following Masaryktown home invasion
• 'Breaking down the walls'
• School district to chew on tobacco free policy a while longer
• Spring Hill CEO, COO leaving area
• Beware of industry shifts
• Hometown Happenings 0817
• Career Closet opens
• Hernando Beach district fire chief arrested on DUI charge
• From hope, to sadness
• Chicken tests positive for West Nile virus
• Hernando Beach district fire chief arrested on DUI charge
• Enrichment center shelter workers want their money
• Man charged with resisting arrest following car crash
• Manslaughter suspect needs state funds to pay for witnesses, attorney says
• Correction
• Dorothy Mason picked for Great Brooksvillian
• City council split on appointing fifth member
• Deputies: Girl hospitalized following teen's assault
• 7Dorothy Mason picked for Great Brooksvillian
• Woman accused of attacking pregnant niece
• Man accused of striking wife with fist, glass mug
• Deputies: 17-year-old threatens mother's boyfriend with knife
• Spring Hill woman receives Avon scholarship
• Army captain gets sendoff reception
• Computer Club adds to classes
• Bundles of love
• Alternative pet care
• A family in torment
• Board chairman: Budget must come before busing
• Dorothy Mason picked for Great Brooksvillian
• Hometown Happenings 0813-14
• Rules apply for state back-to-school sales tax holiday
• Officers find booby traps at site of marijuana-growing operation
• Landowner buys Spring Hill parcel for $1.2M
• Deputies nab bank robbery suspects in Spring Hill
• Firehouse Subs is coming to Spring Hill
• Landowner buys Spring Hill parcel for $1.2M
• Convicted murderer says he traded cookies for pills in jail
• Marijuana grow operation investigation reveals traps
• County files counterclaim against former dredge comany
• Pony owner will be monitored closely by animal services
• New law erases free education
• Preparing for a comeback year
• Fire board not scheduled to meet again until Sept. 14
• Two city council applicants willing to run in 2012 election
• Fire commissioner says she feared for her safety during meeting
• Former Pasco narcotics commander running for Hernando sheriff
• Hometown Happenings 0811-12
• Fifth board member remains a mystery
• Judge allows video at trial
• Neighbor concerned about skinny horses
• Busing cuts worry upset parents
• Eliminating attorney's position back on the burner
• Road widening project to cost $85 million
• BUSINESS BRIEFCASE
• Class of 2024 orients for pre-kindergarten at Mrs. B's
• Brooksville, Spring Hill Regional's parent company receives Department of Defense award
• Personalizing the debt shows it is unsustainable
• Today's Green Minute
• Brooksville man accused of chasing, threatening victims in pickup
• Domestic battery suspect accused of bringing drugs to jail
• Investigation into pickup thefts continues
• Deputy suspended following probe
• Measure what you expect
• Hometown Happenings 0810
• Brooksville, Spring Hill Regional's parent company receives Department of Defense award
• Chairman regrets courtesy busing vote
• End of an era for Spring Hill Fire
• Deputy suspended following probe
• FHP serves murder suspect with warrant
• County tables relocation plan until January
• Cooking up a storm
• Ten vie for temporary city council seat
• State Road 50 widening to begin as early as 2012
• Report recommends Pasco deputy be suspended following investigation into May 10 fatal crash
• Spring Hill bank robbery suspect still unidentified
• Spring Hill resident blasts commissioner
• Spring Hill residents killed in U.S. crash identified
• Hudson crash leaves two dead, one critically injured
• Swimming advisories issued for two parks
• ON STAGE
• One of county's most wanted criminals arrested
• Fire board signs interlocal agreement
• Lime plant approved for State Road 50
• Man charged with bringing knife into jail
• Spring Hill man dies from motorcycle crash injuries
• AARP course lets seniors learn defensive driving
• HBA Spike Club congratulates scholarship winner
• Women's Aglow honors outgoing president
• Computer Club welcomes new members with brunch
• Joy in a backpack
• Burglars bring 14-month-old baby on burglary attempt , authorities say
• Experience shaky for school board attorney applicants
• Convicted murderer shows attitude, no remorse
• Commissioners to discuss SunTrust site
• No cost increases for dredge project
• Hometown Happenings 0806-7
• Concert to benefit deputy's family
• Sager submits his bid for Brooksville council seat
• Sager submits his bid for Brooksville council seat
• Kidnapping case is dropped
• No cost increases for dredge project
• 'Smash and grab' burglary suspects identified
• Silverthorn road work will cause adjustments
• School evaluations to add details
• Hometown Happenings 0805
• Changes ahead at Deltona Elementary
• Changes ahead at Deltona Elementary
• School administrator evaluations to be more detailed
• State eyes phased-in sinkhole rates
• Price tag for SunTrust complex: $946,000
• Brooksville woman accused of drug possession, electricity theft
• Three arrested in 'smash and grab' investigation
• Tourism council to meet Friday
• Backpacks with wheels may be coming to a rolling stop
• Hometown Happenings 0804
• Guilty verdict reached in Ridge Manor murder case
• Backpacks with wheels coming to a rolling stop
• County worker recovering from fall
• Mother charged in teen's caging, abuse case
• Dredge costs could rise
• Residents sound off on debt ceiling agreement
• K-9 tracks, finds burglary suspect
• BUSINESS BRIEFCASE
• GreenPointe communities announces relaunch of southern hills plantation
• Architectural firm and general contractor announced for $50 million project
• GreenPointe communities announces relaunch of southern hills plantation
• BUSINESS BRIEFCASE
• Q Fiesta Place
• Architectural firm and general contractor announced for $50 million project
• Hometown Happenings 0803
• Fast tracking your staff
• Celebration starters
• Jurors listen to emotional testimony, see video of crime scene
• Union talks won't interrupt board meeting
• County employee injured after fall
• Brooksville Elementary stays No. 1 in reading
• City tentatively increases tax rate
• Dredge project behind schedule
• Fatal chase suspect pleads not guilty
• Caregiver charged with defrauding elderly woman
• Prosecutor: murder defendant's motive was to steal pills
• Kiwanis' welcome reinforcements to help community's kids
• How high might they go?
• Local commandant earns state honors
• Suncoast Schools CU presents $4,000 check
• Battle of Books winners named
• Mounting tragedies
• Trial begins Monday for defendant in Ridge Manor murder case
• Hometown Happenings 0730-31
• Grass is greener on the other side
• Proposed sinkhole rate hike fight continues
• Fire board meetings still include fireworks
• Tax hike would hit businesses
• Education foundation seeks new leader
• Proposed drug treatment center will get rehearing
• 2-year-old girl hospitalized after near drowning
• Board moves budget along
• Deputies recover stolen semis stuffed with frozen turkeys and nacho cheese
• County eyes U.S. 41 site for personnel relocations
• Woman killed in motorcycle accident identified
• The long-distance commissioner
• Hometown Happenings 0729
• Man charged, pot seized following search warrant
• Elderly woman killed crossing the street
• Early graduation law changes leave uninvolved parents behind
• County eyes U.S. 41 site for personnel relocations
• A miracle in the water
• Spring Hill man charged in farm equipment theft case
• Deputy opts not to chase retail theft suspect, arrest comes later
• Convicted cop killer's murder trial set for Nov. 7
• Brookridge man accused of threatening deputy with knife
• City eyes changes to firefighter shifts
• District prepares for busing changes
• Sinkhole coverage bills to soar
• Hometown Happenings 0728
• Weapon found in gang member's cell
• City seeks budget savings ideas
• Soaring sinkhole bills loom
• Spring Hill Fire District to hold meeting Friday
• Peanut chewing drives chairman nuts
• Brooksville man accused of sex with 14-year-old girl
• Woman accused of stealing school supplies from Walmart
• Pricing for profits
• Lighthouse program gives impaired teens job experience
• Edward Jones office supports schools
• Hometown Happenings 0727
• An abundance of anime
• City eyes changes to firefighter shifts
• Home invasion, shooting at Candlelight Apartments
• Woman accused of stabbing boyfriend in his sleep
• School board, superintendent try to work it out
• Father accused of caging adopted son
• Making childhood dreams come true
• Sheriff proposes more budget cuts
• County retains membership in water authority
• City council member resigns for greener pastures
• County hikes millage rate 3.5 percent
• Husband attacks man in estranged wife's bedroom
• Home invasion, shooting at Candlelight Apartments
• Pageant director gets national award
• Hernando Computer club honored
• Biker rodeo nets $20,000 for local Marine Corps
• Bank donates to 'Standing Tall'
• The ultimate summer experience
• Animal magnetism
• City proposes status quo on tax rate
• Property appraiser builds case for tax rollback
• School district shows tax increase
• Commissioners to discuss charter govt. For Hernando
• Hometown Happenings 0723-24
• Pack of coyotes living in Spring Hill neighborhood
• A sticky situation
• Elections boss told to 'figure it out'
• Spring Hill resident files petition against fire district
• Wanted man arrested on false imprisonment charges
• Hernando unemployment rate shoots upward
• Brooksville woman continues to fight for her life
• City drags its feet
• Hometown Happenings 0722
• Brooksville woman fighting for her life, needs heart transplant
• Sheriff seeks more budget cuts to appease county
• New era in garbage collections to begin Oct. 1
• Accused bank robber linked to second crime
• 15-year-old boy accused of stealing truck and crashing it
• Missing Brooksville woman found
• Criminal mischief suspect accused of smoking pot in front of deputy
• Pack of coyotes living in Spring Hill neighborhood
• Hometown Happenings 0721
• 'Wild' creator spreads message globally
• School board pay cut not a sure thing
• Tortoises drive up Sunshine Grove Road widening costs
• Union: New teacher evaluation system not all bad
• Appeal abandoned in Hernando perjury case
• Hernando County Airport receives honor
• Pack of coyotes living in Spring Hill neighborhood
• Inmate accused of knocking out another inmate
• Attorney: City manager complaint unfounded
• 19-year-old accused of striking her mother
• 'Memory Lane' TV show cancelled
• Really thanking your customers
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• Hometown Happenings 0720
• String bikini taps solar power for mobile devices
• Marriage Applications 0711-15
• Council member: city manager unfair to employees she doesn't like
• County shifts money to pay for mosquito control
• Charges dropped against pharmacy owners, but case isn't over
• Fighting for a cure
• New gun laws take aim at local authority
• Accused Spring Hill bank robber has history of debt, traffic tickets
• Felony charges pile up against suspected burglar
• New Jersey woman arrested after filing false report, deputies say
• Jail inmate accused of slugging deputy
• Attorney: City manager complaint unfounded
• Bank of America robbed
• Bank of America robbed
• More charges levied against accused burglar
• Man charged with DUI, damaging property
• Teen accused of attempted grand theft auto, assaulting deputies
• Computer club plans social events
• Central student achieves mission
• Local Moose ride for a cure
• St. Vincent de Paul Society honors scholarship winners
• Competing for bragging rights
• Experts say voice stress analysis no more accurate than coin flip
• Family grinds to keep skateboard dream
• Hometown Happenings 0716-17
• Breaking the rules of interrogation
• Supervisors: Detective's career has been first-rate
• Making the best of every day
• City considers reviving personnel advisory board
• Commissioners' TV stardom a wash down Memory Lane?
• Deputies: Mother strikes daughter over chores
• Hat Trick Theatre presenting 'Noises Off' at EDPAC
• TV network tells West Pasco pawnshop to drop name
• Brooksville holding on to complaint
• Building a false confession
• Building a false confession
• Hudson man accused of burglarizing Spring Hill cemetery
• Hometown Happenings 0714-15
• Mosquito control itches sensitive lands supporters
• Fire board moves to dissolve district
• Their son, a kind heart
• Mother charged with manslaughter has bail lowered
• Hernando utilities worker injured in crash
• Mobile market share swings back to iPhone
• HMA reaches deal for Tennessee hospitals
• Budget draft proposed
• The importance of eye contact
• Hometown Happenings 0713
• Budget draft proposed
• Hernando's newest health care resource
• County wants fire district disbanded
• Spring Hill mother charged with aggravated manslaughter
• Kid's Carpentry Class
• HCSO reopens, and again closes, foreclosure case
• Transient accused of stealing metal from abandoned Cemex plant
• New program lets volunteers assist deputies
• Prosecutor: Dredge mistakes were not illegal
• Planning and zoning approves drug-treatment clinic
• Husband, wife both charged with domestic battery
• Sheriff's office still seeking witnesses to high-speed chase
• Jazzercisers collect items for troops
• Outpatient drug clinic on P&Z Monday agenda
• TowBoatUS's Capt. 'Red' Ingram responds to trouble afloat
• HBA donates to Habitat for Humanity
• United Way sponsors 'Stuff The Bus' school supply drive
• New program lets volunteers assist deputies
• Juvenile accused of choking victim with backpack strap
• Dade City man accused of biting someones nose
• Boaters may have to do a slow idle
• Spring Hill man dies in auto mishap
• Teaching life's lessons
• Hometown Happenings 0709-10
• Parking meters net county $88,000
• 'A good and faithful servant'
• Hernando deputy killed in crash 'could brighten any room'
• TV program may air after all
• Hometown Happenings 0708
• Park vandals causing headaches for county
• Property owners still await fire district's reimbursement
• Brooksville man accused of stalking couple with letters, poisonous spiders
• High-speed chase suspect charged with attempted murder in Hernando
• Summer fun for everyone
• Hometown Happenings 0707
• Group honors county's HIV education initiative
• Residents tell county how to improve quality of life
• Foreclosures half what they were last year
• Fire commissioners swap insults
• Portion of high-speed chase video shown to media
• DUI suspect accused of starting a fire while in jail
• Deputies ask witnesses of Sunday's high-speed chase to come forward
• Deputies remember their fallen friend
• Market instability and personal finances rank high in homebuyer worries
• Brannen bank names vice president
• Getting noticed
• Commission chairman: pull the plug on TV show
• Hometown Happenings 0706
• 'QR codes': You can do this
• Constitutional merger plan on hold
• HCA makes Computerworld's top 100
• Constitutional merger plan on hold
• Stabins' TV show canceled
• Drug sting convictions continue
• Deputies ask witnesses of Sunday's high-speed chase to come forward
• Deputies remember their fallen friend
• Teen accused of firing paintballs at sister
• Hernando deputy dies after crashing during four-county chase
• Hernando deputy dies after crashing during four-county chase
• ER patient accused of kicking deputy
• Substance abuse clinic eyed for Spring Hill
• African American Club hosts banquet
• Graduates of Sheriff's Office Citizen Academy
• Hispanic Foundation awards NCT students bowling trophy
• Walking on a tight rope
• Heavy rains provide relief from summer's dry start
• Owning a house still a 'core value,' May survey suggests
• ER patient accused of kicking deputy
• Hometown Happenings 0702-3
• Criteria: the heart of deciding
• Board newcomer spreads her wings
• More than half of teaching jobs saved
• Hernando Today wins nine awards in state contest
• County population increases 32 percent
• Substance abuse clinic eyed for Spring Hill
• Relieving some of the burden
• Latest Operation Glory Daze sting leads to 21 arrests
• County commissioners don't want status quo for fire district
• Big scallops and good fishing
• Feeding the multitude
• Day trip: Whispering Pines Park
• Frank N. Furter is back!
• Hometown Happenings 0701
• Dj vu times two
• District, schools receive lower grades
• State permanently revokes license for former NCTHS teacher, coach
• Detention deputy dislocates shoulder
• Blavatt, school board grapple over roles
• County leaves tree ordinance intact
• Police: suspect subdued after trying to flee
• Spring Hill couple killed along I-75 near Alachua
• HEALTH EVENTS
• Hometown Happenings 0630
• A trip down 'Memory Lane'
• Former Deltona principal files discrimination complaint
• Committee to discuss govt. streamlining plan Friday
• Suspect alleges police brutality
• Deputy charged with DUI pleads not guilty
• Property values down 10 percent
• Man suspected of burglary, threatening woman with knives
• Woman accused of stalking family
• Victim identified in fatal motorcycle accident
• Hometown Happenings 0629
• Superintendent: 'Workers' union holding us back'
• Four county bosses commit to pay cut
• Couple bitten by rabid fox
• Brooksville woman accused of stalking family
• Fire bosses rip into each other via emails
• 'Medical Row' grows with hospital expansion
• Brooksville man accused of hurling beer bottle at neighbor
• Water restrictions eased despite ordinance delay
• Motorcyclist killed in Spring Hill crash
• Teen threatens fellow camper, counselor, with saw
• Second employee complaint filed with city
• 'Medical Row' grows with hospital expansion
• State attorney's office delays Hamilton decision
• Man faces molestation charges
• Man accused of choking girlfriend, endangering a child
• Physician finds healing through art
• Local Aglow chapter honors pastors
• Laid-off teachers to sub for old jobs
• Central JROTC cadets honored
• Local student earns national academic honor
• Central JROTC cadet awarded scholarship
• Taking a stand
• There is history here
• Brooksville PD accreditation on course
• Hometown Happenings 0625-26
• Councilwoman criticized for Great Brooksvillian application
• Superintendent tries again with district reorganization
• Dukes to ask board to cut pay 5 percent
• Brooksville PD accreditation on course
• County to consider watering restricting ordinance
• Mini Olympics, but big lessons
• Father, son accused of beating older neighbor
• Sager to campaign for U.S. Senate candidate
• Locals living longer
• State attorney's decision on audit delayed
• Hometown Happenings 0624
• District, teachers union compromise
• Deliciously delightful
• Correction
• Quilts sought for museum display
• Main Street Blast set for June 24 and 25 in NPR
• 'Unique' is the byword at Dunedin craft festival
• Study: locals living longer
• Ellis charged with domestic violence
• In the name of science
• District, teachers' union reach compromise
• Bar patron accused of using car as a weapon
• Brother accused of throwing brother from truck bed
• Homeless man arrested for trespassing
• Mayor questioned about city manager complaint
• Prosecutors expect to decide Thursday whether to open inquiry
• Courthouse custodial cleaning could be curtailed
• Budget saving options unplugged
• Attorney foresees fire district dissolution
• Horsin' Around Summer Camp
• Infected chicken prompts virus alert
• Theft suspect picked up on outstanding warrant
• Betty Spaghetti
• Hometown Happenings 0622-23
• Great Brooksvillian nominees total over 100
• Are beliefs holding you back?
• City detective requests new job
• Rhoads had history of arrests
• Cob appeal
• Brooksville gunman had inauspicious history with guns
• City detective requests move to uniform patrol
• Blavatt: Proposed teacher cuts necessary
• Board agrees to eliminate two mile bussing for students
• Hamilton audit hits state attorney's desk
• Traffic stop leads to chop shop arrest
• Deputies: Gunman kills self
• Abandoned toddler leads to two arrests
• Brooksville man dies following motorcycle wreck
• Deputies: Gunman kills self
• Channel clearing at most challenging stage
• Man accused of throwing bricks through windows
• Dance standout steps up
• Cold Stone Creamery is returning to Hernando
• Hernando Beach highway renamed for fallen soldier
• Cancer patient benefits from hometown hero connection
• Audit slams county administrator on dredge
• Sheriff's media spokeswoman will retire
• Union balks at district's plans to cut 110 teachers
• Four names submitted for Great Brooksvillian
• Consolidation could be a lengthy process
• City probes complaint against city manager
• Social Security activist says all is not lost
• County, union contract talks forge ahead
• City considers preventative measures for biological threats
• Natural Beauties pageant set for Saturday
• Hernando's unemployment rate stuck at 12.9 percent
• Natural Beauties pageant set for Saturday
• Cancer patient benefits from hometown hero connection
• Elgin Boulevard widening project on schedule
• Consolidation came with a fight
• District slashes costs for opening new K-8
• Creepy-crawlies can be fun
• Business group kicks of consolidation efforts
• Teen accused of spitting on youth counselors
• Man accused of throwing knife at fiance
• Budget confusion halts union talks
• Stabins to keep his dogs away from courthouse
• Spring Hill tax referendum fails
• Embattled K-9 handler has had distinguished career
• Spring Hill man charged with aggravated domestic assault
• Customers are their canvasses at Requiem Body Art
• Hudson area gallery struggles to remain open
• Knowing when to change model
• Plug-in electric car sales could get a jolt
• Hometown Happenings 0615
• County changes mosquito control funding
• Summer camps galore
• Deputy K-9 handler under investigation
• Superintendent: No teacher wrongdoing at Deltona
• Fire boss' attorney sends warning letter to critics
• County board postpones attorney elimination debate
• Children save kitten from violent beating
• Deadline for Spring Hill ballots is 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Adkins blasted for filing ethics complaint against colleague
• Explorer teacher admits to tying 3-year-old to chair
• Stabins calls chairman a 'lowlife' for filing complaint
• Deputies: Woman beats kittens with baseball bat
• Foreclosure workshop is Tuesday
• Deputies: Drinking buddies have shootout following argument
• Oakwood Acres' rezoning restricts mobile homes
• Aglow holds mother-daughter tea
• Spring Hill Garden Club installs new officers
• A grand venture for a young entrepreneur
• Frustration mounts for Spring Hill disabled veteran
• Signs, signs, where are all the signs?
• Hometown Happenings 0611-12
• Residents react to SHFR referendum
• New sinkhole ordinance unveiled
• Merging government services: Not so fast
• County attorney's job on Tuesday agenda
• Born to teach
• Deputies surround gunman's home near Brooksville
• Subdivision seeks to block mobile homes
• Still a school board member short
• Hometown Happenings 0610
• District shuffles administrators under fire
• Driver safety classes offered by AARP
• Hamilton: Stop turf wars and cut budget
• Feed me, Seymour
• First round of layoff notices sent out
• 137 animal bites reported in county
• Go to college, join the circus
• Former Brooksville cop charged with battery
• District shuffles administrators under fire
• Hamilton: Stop turf wars and cut budget
• First round of layoff notices sent out
• Deputies arrest man suspected of attacking girlfriend's ex-husband
• SHS Graduation
• Superintendent's proposed changes met with school board resistance
• Brooksville woman accused of assaulting boyfriend, daughter
• City manager's assistant files complaint against her boss
• Hometown Happenings 0609
• Jail doctor dodges prosecution, not civil action
• Cows to mix with commercial on SR 50
• City manager's assistant files complaint against her boss
• Board balks at superintendent's proposed changes
• Control tower groundbreaking is Thursday
• Sheriff, elections boss told to cut deeper
• Five arrested following Spring Hill drug sting
• Profane text message leads to arrest
• School board rejects plan to eliminate asst. superintendent
• Physical facilities part of your business
• Prohibition has failed; let's try something better
• Board OKs sports, activity fees
• Forecast: Clouds, social networks, email filters
• Hometown Happenings 0608
• Back in the saddle
• Understanding the many facets of franchising
• County may tap fund to help balance budget
• Hernando deputy charged with DUI
• Board OKs sports, activity fees
• School board rejects plan to eliminate asst. superintendent
• Husband of deceased Realtor arrested
• County concerned about dredge delay
• Another suit filed against embattled jail psychiatrist
• Another suit filed against embattled jail psychiatrist
• Man accused of threatening McDonald's employee with knife
• Undercover op nets drug arrests
• Fourth and sixth-graders drop in math proficiency on FCAT
• County concerned about dredge delay
• Suspected sinkhole opens up under home
• Deputies: Woman burglarizes houses to decorate her home
• Spring Hill man dies in Sunday vehicle accident
• Falling STAR on a new Endeavor
• Brookridge Woman's Club awards scholarships
• Commissioner seeks community help to save parks
• Putting down roots for Arbor Day
• Deceased Spring Hill woman was a battered wife
• CHS Graduation
• Community fights to save its park
• Cat Adopt-a-thon
• AREA DEATHS
• Hometown Happenings 0604
• City council considers $3.5 million settlement
• Elections boss explains $200,000 budget jump
• Request for injunction filed against Spring Hill Fire Rescue
• County mulls revamped mosquito control funding
• Four goats appear on county commissioner's lawn
• HHS Graduation
• Wildlife sanctuary celebrates with open house
• Hometown Happenings 0603
• Getting over the hump
• Off to see the Wizard
• Property tax revenue down almost 10 percent
• Find summer fun at Fort De Soto
• Stars of '80s rock hit Bay area
• The Amazing Cesar
• Property tax revenue dips almost 10 percent
• Projected property values swell district budget picture
• No charges for art teacher who punched student
• Sheriff's office still investigating Spring Hill death
• 16,000 homes for 32,000-plus people
• Hernando High teens linked to nude photo texts
• Spring Hill drug raid leads to two arrests
• Wednesday's storms leave most of county unscathed, except one area
• A fight to save Chinsegut house
• CES Kindergarten Graduation
• NCT Graduation
• Brooksville man accused of swindling 76-year-old woman
• 17-year-old accused of stealing bicycles from the Salvation Army
• Spring Hill woman indicted in fatal chase
• Hometown Happenings 0602
• Elected officers miss budget targets
• Deputies investigate suspicious death in Spring Hill
• Position cuts proposed at school board office
• Pay to play closer to reality
• Sheriff cuts $1.5M from budget
• Deputies: Man cuts himself, claims he was robbed
• Spring Hill woman indicted in fatal Pasco chase
• Vintage relaxation
• Asking the right questions
• Shock to the heart
• Ex-school chief vies for top state post
• Deputies seek two men in robbery, stabbing
• Deputies: Man strikes teen who called him a name
• Hernando Sheriff's Office vehicle involved in collision
• Chairman says legal study carries no weight
• Ballots start hitting mailboxes
• Xbox love goes awry
• Woman charged with organized fraud
• Driver safety courses offered by AARP
• A century of memories
• Law school scholarship honoree
• Consolidation revisited
• Hernando Christian Academy graduation
• Sweetfields Farm's Sunflower Maze
• A blazin' competition
• Hometown Happenings 0528-29
• 10 Hernando detention deputies form elite team
• Deadline looms for teacher evaluations
• Hurricanes: Be prepared
• County nears deal with firm to manage dredge
• Brooksville Elementary jumps to No. 1 in summer reading
• Makeshift tattoo ink leads to arson charge
• Teens accused of stealing guns
• As one school probe closes, another opens
• Gaming his way to the top
• Attorney requests early end to probation for child abuse defendant
• County, city offices closed for holiday
• Memorial Day events
• Best Bets
• AREA EVENTS
• MOVIE TIMES
• Hurricane season, earthquake remind Crystal River of nuclear risks
• Revisit Florida's Cracker era at Silver River State Park
• Hometown Happenings 0527
• Electronic goodies for school on the way
• Fraud convict faces 35 new charges
• FCAT scores up and down
• Spring Hill man accused of throwing ashtray at victim
• Memorial Day Performance
• Fire district critic receives suspicious letter
• Hometown Happenings 0526
• Change looms for vending machines at public schools
• Civil action filed in Hernando against psychiatrist, CCA
• Striving to serve the community
• New property tax exemption for military service members
• Hernando's new head prosecutor takes the helm
• Ocala prosecutor is pressing on with his inquiry into Spring Hill fire
• 13-year-old Spring Hill boy arrested on 30 molestation charges
• Obeying FLSA laws is not optional
• Balance risk and reward of joining startup
• Job search engine offers tips
• Hometown Happenings 0525
• Making graduation special
• Authorities arrest 9 in burglaries, vandalism
• Budget talks move forward
• Residents protest park closings, other cuts
• Budget options sliding off the table
• Lesser penalties for 'sexting'
• Uniting for the same cause
• Spring Hill cleaning lady jailed on grand theft charge
• Cutting attorney proposal gains steam
• Festival Singers to present concerts
• 'Rock the Park' benefit concert Saturday
• AREA EVENTS
• Nonstop music
• Man accused of robbing Starbucks
• State Road 50 widening slated for winter 2012
• Spring Hill man dies in one-vehicle crash
• GOP gives teacher nod for school board seat
• Accused murderer tells a new tale
• County boss seeks to do away with attorney's position
• A fresh start for a historic landmark
• Hometown 0521-22
• County extends olive branch to fire district
• County: Dredge work safe, on time
• County extends olive branch to fire district
• Bingo funds missing at senior citizens club
• Rebuilding south Brooksville Section 8 houses in question
• State Attorney's Office looking into fire district
• Orange Blossom Jamboree
• Hernando unemployment drops to 12.9 percent
• Spring Hill woman charged with DUI after accident
• An honor well deserved
• Spring Hill fountain rededication is Saturday
• Still ripe for the pickin'
• 'Rock the Park' benefit concert set for Saturday
• Appreciation Day benefits troops
• Hometown Happenings 0520
• Letters from jail
• Fire tax flyer is revised and ready to be mailed
• An honor well deserved
• Fired manager: Dredge project on shaky ground
• FHP asking for help with Pasco cold case
• HEALTH EVENTS
• Hometown Happenings 0519
• Still on top at No. 2 in the nation
• Kidnapping case in doubt following victim's death
• Deputies: Drug suspect roughed up confidential informant
• No one injured in Weeki Wachee school bus accident
• Suspect accused of dumping rubbing alcohol on victim
• School district: Budget shortfall improves slightly
• Extreme couponing and shopping at Publix
• Hometown Happenings 0518
• Officer fired following battery allegation
• School budget shortfall improves — slightly
• Teen dating violence gets smack down with cutbacks
• Jail repairs on track
• Sex harassment case moves forward
• Suspect accused of giving false name to deputies
• 17 applicants vie for school board seat
• Republican committee to release details of school board candidate recommendation
• Growth conference will offer new strategies for small businesses
• $5.7M budget deficit expected to grow
• Man dies after falling off golf cart
• Man charged with battering 14-year-old sister
• Deputies: Man attacks father over cigarettes
• Man charged after multiple stabbings
• Questions arise about who should be Great Brooksvillian
• Donato named Sunburst Teen Queen
• Gun enthusiast responds to neighbor complaints
• Providing gifts from home
• Greek Festival
• Steering teens in the right direction
• School News 0514
• Spring Hill woman becomes latest charged in Glory Daze sting
• Hometown Happenings 0514-15
• Art teacher suspended
• Budget cuts may prompt park closings
• Spring Hill voters will receive brochures to explain tax vote
• Growing stronger by the day
• Detective still under fire
• Spring Hill man charged with domestic battery, fleeing and eluding
• School board prepares for attorney's departure
• New law would change permit challenge process
• Providing gifts from home
• Monster truck show
• 'Right timing' meshes twin passions
• Devoted to 'great career'
• Favorite things
• Going Greek in Hernando
• New building, same mission
• Young retirees find Arc volunteer work fulfilling
• Hometown Happenings 0513
• County to fix dangerous Mondon Hill Road curve
• Tarnished badge
• Easier to fire teachers
• Officials could reduce their pay
• Dade City man charged in sex, porn case
• Voter registration deadline is Tuesday for Spring Hill fire referendum
• Providing gifts from home
• Spring Hill suspect arrested on bevy of charges
• Hometown Happenings 0512
• Georgia blaze causes smoky conditions locally
• Demoted utility worker no longer a supervisor
• A breed of its own
• Board: Fired worker shouldn't have talked
• Vehicular death damaged many lives
• Spring Hill Fire gets its special election
• Central High teacher charged with child abuse
• District seeks answers for budget
• Employees need some idea of your firm's fiscal health
• Crossword Solution 0510
• Hometown Happenings 0511
• State minimum wage increases soon
• Red light cameras could be back
• County adopts sinkhole ordinance
• Motorcyclist dead, deputy injured
• Two in serious condition following Spring Hill accident
• County lifts once-per-week watering restriction
• Brooksville man charged with aggravated assault
• Multiple people injured in Spring Hill accident
• Judge says 'no' to Spring Hill Fire 'status quo'
• Roadside BBQ trailer gets OK
• Deputies: K-9 apprehends man who drove, ran from law enforcement
• FHP: Elderly woman backs over herself with vehicle, dies
• 'Sentimental Journey' a trip worth taking
• Pilot killed in plane crash near Spring Hill
• Fearing the rifles next door
• Preparing for hurricane season
• Shark Aid 2011 Charity
• Hometown Happenings 0507-8
• School district: Budget shortfall goes from bad to worse
• Anonymous teacher sources raise red flags
• Anonymous teacher sources raise red flags
• Addressing women's health concerns
• Budget shortfall goes from bad to worse
• Utility supervisor fired, another demoted
• County poised to hire $75,000 purchasing boss
• Man seeks OK to open BBQ trailer on SR 50
• Hearing on Spring Hill taxation remains set for Monday
• Hazmat responds to suspicious odor along Spring Hill Drive
• Sheriff's office issues warning about possible scam
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• Hometown Happenings 0505
• Area wildfire risk at high level
• School News 0505
• Housing prices inch upward
• Looking toward the future
• Former Brooksville postmaster dies at 96
• FDOT is working to make traffic signals easier to see
• Wildfire risk at high level
• Ocala judge to hold local hearing on Spring Hill taxation issue
• Sprill Hill doctor offers reward for arrest of theft suspects
• Effort to restrict red light cameras picking up speed maybe.
• National Day of Prayer
• Deputies make two arrests near Target
• Hometown Happenings 0505
• Budget shortfall to rise $1.5 million
• Spring Hill fire district will get $47,000 invoice
• Superintendent gets praise, critiques
• County bosses seek to scrap cash-out policy
• Hernando showing the 'write' stuff on FCAT
• Spring Hill man cited following Weeki Wachee brush fire
• House tweaks bill to entice Senate on red light cameras
• Few apply for foreclosure assistance money
• Hometown Happenings 0504
• School board adds plus one
• Former school employee requests investigation of principal
• Fire board: No invoice, no check
• Project to aid rare primates
• County may cut 38 full-time jobs
• Grow house dismantle
• Project to aid rare primates
• County will keep recycling provider
• Brooksville murder suspects arraigned
• Passed out driver causes traffic light blackout
• Deputies: Child found sitting in the road
• Deputies: Child left to walk, play in city street
• Cortez Community Bank reopens under new name
• Locals react to Bin Laden's death
• Man dies in Sunday rollover accident
• A sign of change?
• Driver safety courses offered by AARP
• School News 0501
• Tennessee man killed in motorcycle wreck along U.S. 19
• Brush fire threatens more than a dozen homes near Weeki Wachee
• Alabama tornadoes have impacted blood supplies
• Art in every medium
• Brooksville and Spring Hill hospitals enter partnership with Shands
• Weekend Carnival
• Hometown Happenings 0430-0501
• Gov. Scott visits Hernando County
• Oak Hill nurse charged with drug possession
• The bidding has begun for Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
• Fair competition conspiracy afoot?
• School board applicants now at 17
• School board to consider adding student rep
• Spring Hill woman accused of selling stolen jewelry
• The ins and outs of the Sheriff's Office
• Layoffs, service cuts on budget workshop agenda
• A Royal Celebration
• County director defends recycling decision
• Stringbreak Music Festival
• Spring Hill man accused of attacking girlfriend during boat trip
• Hometown Happenings 0429
• Birding and Wildlife Festival this weekend
• Movie Times
• Vets services manager seeks commission seat
• Stabins' absence has co-workers' worried
• No signs of slowing down
• Weiser: Deltona complaints fall on deaf ears
• Wednesday was all right for fighting in Hernando
• House to consider ending red light cameras in state
• It costs to belong
• Spring Hill woman dies from injuries in Pasco motorcycle accident
• Hometown Happenings 0428
• School no longer to be a STAR
• Fire board makes plans for another special election
• Hernando deputy being investigated for DUI
• Recycling contract almost triple
• Man charged with lewd conduct, aggravated assault
• It costs to belong
• 13-year-old boy accused of threatening stepfather with dagger
• Inmate says he sneaked tobacco into jail using his testicles
• Hometown Happenings 0427
• Daily deal marketers bring new business
• Strategic default and the FICO credit score
• Administrators looking to greener pastures
• Bullying 101: A painful lesson
• Spring Hill tax issue will go before Ocala judge again
• County seeks another dredge manager
• Stabins cites 'grave illness' in memo
• Brooksville prosecutor moves to clerk's office
• Clerk cancels one-on-one budget meetings
• Celebrating royal style
• Two Brooksville suspects charged with resisting arrest
• Brooksville woman accused of cutting boyfriend with knife
• Motorcyclist killed along S.R. 50
• Passion to play
• Clerk cancels one-on-one budget meetings
• Hospitalized Hernando inmate dies following suicide attempt
• Man accused of burglarizing stepmother's home
• Spring Hill motorcyclist dies after SUV collision
• Deputies: Man strikes teen with mop, wine bottles
• Students and the law
• Public library announces upcoming programs
• Fire commission will have back-to-back meetings
• LifeSouth needs donors of all types
• Notorious curve claims another victim
• Passion to play
• Public library announces upcoming programs
• Hometown Happenings 0423-24
• School News 0423
• Nugent's first 100 days
• Nugent timeline
• Organizers plan blueberry thrill
• Schenck: Pill mill bill won't hurt pharmacies
• 911 operator: "The mom is drunk?"
• Nugent's first 100 days
• County administrator's job in spotlight Tuesday
• Good Friday Service
• Riding the nation
• Movie Times
• Hometown Happenings 0422
• Hat Trick Theatre presenting Broadway play 'Mauritius'
• Video wins $10,000 grant for CHS
• Prescription drug bill worries pharmacists
• Video wins $10,000 grant for CHS
• Grand jury indicts Brooksville murder defendants
• Riding the nation
• Delinquent tax collections on the rise
• Brooksville man accused of stealing date's tax refund
• Hospitalized Hernando inmate identified
• 'Wild' seminars return to Hernando County
• Hometown Happenings 0421
• Diversity of commerce
• Hernando woman arrested after son hospitalized for drug overdose
• 444 students arrested at schools in past two years
• State changes landfill policy
• Serving more than justice
• Erasing lines and filling needs
• Attempted suicide reported at Hernando jail
• Spring Hill woman accused of beating elderly sister with cane
• Rep. Schenck chosen to head redistricting committee
• A slap on the wrist for mortgage servicer
• Mindfulness makes you a better leader
• Ex-employee: School allows violence against staff
• New exhibit for historic museum
• Mosquito swarms biting Hernando
• PDMP scheduled to be up and running in August
• Fired dredge manager asks for second chance
• 16 now in running for empty school board seat
• Gaming room legislation dies in committee
• Sheriff officials warn of jail inmate scam
• Hernando High School closes early
• Overly friendly?
• Deputies: Child left to walk, play in city street
• Fired dredge manager asks for second chance
• Correction
• Former school employee airs grievance
• The new meeting place
• City council considers 'Pill Mill' ordinance
• Compromise reached in pill mill legislation
• When you can be heard
• Bookstore celebrates 28 years
• Hit-and-run probes can be long, tricky
• Hometown Happenings 0416-17
• Hernando shows further job improvement in March
• Former school employee airs grievance
• Hit-and-run probes can be long, tricky
• Hernando Beach dredge manager fired
• Spring Hill neighbor arrested in exploitation case
• Vincent Barnes Memorial
• Complaint against lawyer goes to high court
• Hernando Beach dredge manager is convicted felon
• Hernando Beach dredge manager is convicted felon
• Hometown Happenings 0415
• Movie Times
• Annual Island Earth Days this weekend
• Dredge manager is convicted felon
• Teachers premiere anti-bullying docudrama
• Complaint against lawyer goes to high court
• Schools feeling bite of cutbacks
• Hostility reigns on fire board
• Stabins will not seek third term on board
• Quarry Golf Course a keeper
• Districts still waiting for state FCAT reimbursements
• County: No more friction at dredge work site
• School News 0414
• Hometown Happenings 0414
• Fire district status on shaky ground
• Brooksville youth pastor arrested in sex case
• Hernando ranks 41st in state health study
• Brooksville man accused of threatening fianceé, deputies
• Hernando man charged with attacking pregnant wife
• Two women critically injured in County Line Road crash
• Fund to help hardest-hit Floridians
• Commissioner postpones administrator review
• Managing your boss
• Hometown Happenings 0413
• Commissioners still undecided about Spring Hill tax collection
• Stabins postpones Hamilton grilling
• Dredge construction manager awarded contract
• Girl injured during fight at West Hernando
• Two women critically injured in County Line Road crash
• New control tower gets off ground
• Pregnant woman injures herself during ride to jail, deputies say
• Lazy day for a haughty heifer
• Deputies: Man found drunk and naked and front yard
• Lazy day for a haughty heifer
• Foot chase leads to drug, theft charges
• Complaints net drug arrest
• Charter school expansion denied
• Townhomes approved on conservation land
• Bicyclist killed by hit-and-run driver on U.S. 19
• Truck hits riding mower, killing one and injuring another
• Driver safety courses offered by AARP
• Funding for Weeki Wachee services in doubt
• Tax collection issue still cloudy
• Lazy day for a haughty heffer
• Charter school expansion on P&Z agenda
• County to discuss $2.25M control tower bid
• Council to take a hard look at Quarry Golf Course budget
• Hometown Happenings 0409-10
• Nugent to forego salary if troops aren't paid
• Lucky 13 vie for school board seat
• Reading program opens door for learning
• Some budget cuts more likely than others
• Report cites mishandling of Shih Tzu incident
• New judge tackles new kind of law
• Charter school expansion on P&Z agenda
• Educators: Bill that criticizes evolution won't hurt students
• Correction
• County to discuss $2.25M control tower bid
• Hometown Happenings 0408
• Movie Times
• Blessings in a backpack
• Blessings in a backpack
• Shooting victim had family on his mind
• No West Nile in Hernando
• Lawmakers could hit the brakes on anti-red light camera bills
• Dredge manager praised for past projects
• Chamber meeting with Nugent to be rescheduled
• Telephone town hall meeting set for April 26
• Spring Hill man accused of growing marijuana
• $500,000 exploitation a sordid tale
• Hometown Happenings 0407
• Man charged in domestic violence incident
• There are jobs in Hernando County
• County chief's job in the spotlight
• Purchasing dept. not consulted on past hires
• Superintendent: Experience counts in new principal role
• $500,000 exploitation a sordid tale
• County bosses to discuss administrator's future
• Working under the dinosaur
• STAR student charged in sex case
• Woman charged with defrauding elderly relatives
• Hometown Happenings 0406
• Incentives can motivate your staff
• Questions surface concerning dredge manager
• Dredging project officially restarted
• Severe storms: Round two
• City defends its own in spite of spotty record
• Bill would eliminate school board members' salaries
• County boss steps up attack on administrator
• Two women, one man arrested on multiple marijuana charges
• Inmate accused of discharging fire extinguisher
• Dredging project officially restarted
• Deputies: Man slaps girlfriend until her ear bleeds, then chokes her
• NCT teen charged with drug, weapon possession on school grounds
• Are there no perks for Blavatt's year one?
• Sex discrimination hearing held
• Accusations of misconduct pile up against Brooksville detective
• Taking it day by day
• Council to reconsider business' economic development tax breaks
• 2 men arrested following Spring Hill restaurant robbery
• No present for superintendent's 1-year anniversary?
• Hometown Happenings 0402-3
• Sex discrimination hearing held
• Brooksville airport hosts runway safety workshop
• Spring Hill couple accused of video game piracy
• School board chairman calls for budget workshops
• Three suspects arrested in Brooksville slaying
• County's Hispanic population swells
• Correction
• Hometown Happenings 0401
• Eighth candidate vies for school board seat
• County boss questions dredge hire
• Storms dampen Hernando
• Stabins at 'wit's end' with county administrator
• Victim fatally shot outside Brooksville home
• Brooksville airport hosts runway safety workshop
• One dead in Brooksville shooting
• 'Loving Food' and the community
• Hometown Happenings 0331
• Gulf Coast Academy seeks expansion
• Annual waste assessments could jump $3.73
• 'Loving Food' and the community
• Pill mill stalemate looms
• City throws water on fire fees
• Three more apply for school board seat
• County to consider $2.25M contract for control tower
• A touch of Jamaican in the neighborhood
• Brooksville airport hosts runway safety workshop
• Marriage Applications 0321-25
• Jail disruption caused by clogged toilets
• Brooksville and spring hill regional hospitals introduces suite of tools to complement its "ER extra" program
• Hometown Happenings 0330
• Republican committee to soon begin interviews for school board candidate recommendation
• Springstead still can't weather 'Canes
• Deputies: Chain saw-wielding man attacked estranged wife's date
• Secret GOP committee will interview board hopefuls
• Prosecutor: Charges against former jail shrink not a guarantee
• Deputies: Brothers robbed victim after trying to sell fake oxycodone
• Boat count brings mixed reaction to dredge project
• 4-day school week a possibility
• Annual waste assessments could jump $3.73
• Activist group airs concerns to Nugent
• Brooksville police seek Monday morning bank robbers
• State: Sexual advances lead to jail psychiatrist's restrictions
• Hospital nurse charged with drug possession
• Spring Hill man dies in Sunday morning motorcycle accident
• Council takes another look at fire assessments, cost cutting measures
• Gaming rooms targeted again by lawmakers
• Festival of Orchids showcases diversity of the mystical plant
• Drug sting defendants still await penalties
• Lawmakers consider slashing reward program for A-plus schools
• Hometown Happenings 0326-27
• Mailboxes return to sender
• Bluegrass Festival
• Unemployment drops in Hernando
• Governor selects former Brooksville prosecutor as judge
• Hernando budget bungle leads to demotion
• Spring Hill woman charged with forgery, grand theft
• City council in the running for city manager post
• Guadagnino throws hat in applicant pool for school board seat
• City councilman in the running for city manager post
• Hometown Happenings 0325
• Rotary looking for boat parade entries
• Playing it cool
• Area Events 0325
• Movie Times
• Business development manager touts Hernando
• Playing it cool
• Pill mill bills on collision course
• Woman shared bed with teen boy
• Property value challenges climb
• New sheriff's office app locates lowest gas prices
• Homosassa soldier - Superman to friends - killed overseas
• Brooksville woman accused of head-butting boyfriend
• Hometown Happenings 0324
• Wisconsin woes spotlight banked teacher sick leave
• Fasano, Bondi on same page for the creation of pill database
• Traveling history
• Restaurant employee, diners test positive for norovirus
• County chief moves on budget blunder
• Coogler seeks vacant school board seat
• Jail nurse accused of stealing pills
• Get Tanked: More than aquariums
• School News 0324
• Questions remain in 1985 Hernando County murder investigation
• Woman accused of smashing vase against husband's head
• Hometown Happenings 0323
• Uncertain verdict
• Arson convict charged with attempted murder
• County seeks to make cannery historic
• Budget boo-boo yields $37.2M
• FHP seizes car involved in hit-and-run death
• Baseball: RBI Pasco County Varsity All-Tournament team
• Virus test results expected to be released Wednesday
• Council postpones decision on economic development tax breaks
• Businesswoman wants to be school board member
• Man tried smuggling drugs into jail by hiding them in rectum, deputies say
• Woman struck, killed by hit-and-run driver
• Deputies: Child left near boiling water while parents in impaired drug state
• Babysitter charged with sexual battery
• Farewell gathering set for parks, recreation manager
• Boys basketball: Pasco vs. Hernando/Citrus rosters
• Health department offices change service hours
• DNA unearths doubt in death-row case
• DNA unearths doubt in death-row case
• DNA unearths doubt in death-row case
• Paint-In celebrates beauty of Weeki Wachee, connects local artists
• Hometown Happenings 0319-20
• Little Rock Cannery shedding members
• City considers business' future economic development tax breaks
• Festival Singers to present spring concerts
• Strengthening the Chinese connection
• Hernando's growth spurt brings challenges
• New lighting manufacturer to operate at industrial park
• Republicans get involved in school board replacement
• Viral lab test results expected to be released Monday
• Pine Island swimming advisory lifted
• Little Rock Cannery shedding members
• 9-year-old girl was carrying suspect's drugs, deputies say
• Movie Times
• Hometown Happenings 0318
• Chasco Fiesta 2011 begins March 24
• Fasano and Schenck will talk
• Wholesale food prices spike
• Bus ridership rises as gas prices soar
• East Pasco business owner files for state Senate seat
• Applicants welcome to apply
• City eyes local pension plans
• County signs pact with new transit provider
• Jail inmates charged with marijuana possession
• Hometown Happenings 0317
• Lawmakers change how teachers get paid, stay employed
• Health department probe continues
• State considers fate of ex-kindergarten teacher's license
• Hernando could double its death row inmates
• Mending fences
• Hammond leaves clerk's office
• Spring Hill teen charged in fondling case
• Five arrested following Spring Hill drug bust
• Double your pleasure
• Florida House approves teacher tenure bill
• Troopers looking for hit-and-run driver
• Hometown Happenings 0316
• FTC sues Florida loan firm
• Know your investing limits
• Fire assessments not always greener on the county's side
• Déjà vu for teacher assessment bills
• Eight county workers find jobs with utilities dept.
• Health officials probe virus outbreak
• School News 0316
• Hernando County hands dredge reins to Tampa firm
• Spring Hill man charged with felony domestic battery
• 38-year-old man charged with lewd conduct with underage girl
• County to mull dredge funding options
• Four-laning of Elgin Boulevard under way
• Teen charged with throwing wrench through glass window
• Deputies: Man attacks girlfriend and bar patrons who try to stop him
• Felon accused of brandishing gun
• Healthier hot dog stand gets OK
• County considers contract with dredge firms
• Boutique's fashion show to benefit Dawn Center
• Creative life lessons
• Debate rages on as lawmakers tackle pill abuse issue
• Hot dogs with a difference
• Hot dogs with a difference
• Hometown Happenings 0312-13
• Challenger basketball coach suspended for cheating
• Housing picture remains bleak
• Basketball coach suspended for cheating
• State: Student enrollment on the rise
• Operation Glory Daze leads to 53 arrests
• Smelly dog carcass leads to animal cruelty arrest
• Hometown Happenings 0311
• Movie Times
• Principal candidates narrowed to three
• County's financial picture put in focus
• Jobless rate rises again in Hernando
• Pill mill bills pass committee
• Fagan, county part amicably
• Details on drug case to be revealed Friday
• Brooksville police looking for suspected car thief
• Hometown Happenings 0310
• Council approves city manager contract extension
• Fagan: It's the county's move
• Senate expected to vote on teacher evaluation bill
• More bickering at fire commission meeting
• Nugent unveils first piece of legislation
• Fagan says farewell to school board
• 50-year-old woman charged with assaulting son with cane
• Star student accused of fighting and escaping
• Brooksville battery suspect arrested
• Marriage Applications Feb.-March
• Building staff morale
• Hometown Happenings 0309
• Student school board member policy gets narrow approval
• Fire boss e-mail generates criticism
• Battle of words
• County wants cost estimates before making judicial move
• Schenck's bill would prohibit doctors from distributing pills
• County picks dredge firm
• Amid protests, chiropractor gets OK to open practice
• Council not quite ready to move forward with fire fees
• County to rank dredge companies Tuesday
• Man arrested for bath salt possession
• Man charged after reportedly wrestling with deputies
• Man charged with attempted murder, robbery
• Local business owners slam proposed tax
• 19 year old Tampa woman dies in car accident on I-75
• 26 year old Brooksville man dies following ATV accident
• Elgin widening to begin March 14
• Embattled trade school is operational, but not active
• Board to finalize decision on 2011-12 school calendar
• Hudson Beach parking controversy won't quit
• The sale of a lifetime
• Swampfest
• Hometown Happenings 0305-6
• Singing in success
• City to decide on fire fee initiative
• Wildfire awareness running high
• Nugent to Obama: Cut redundant programs
• 81-year-old man dies after Spring Hill traffic accident
• Council member: No contract extension for city manager
• Conceptural plan for judicial complex unveiled
• Man accused of violating restraining order from jail
• Pasco man dies from Brooksville motorcycle accident
• Movie Times
• Hometown Happenings 0304
• School News 0304
• Drug czar: Florida drug database may go online
• No signs looming for Spring Hill Fire special election
• Student may hold seat on school board
• Railroad crossings to be smoothed over
• Bill would raise driving age to 17
• Commissioner touts tax rebates
• Man dies from Brooksville motorcycle accident
• Trust fund established for family of late toddler
• Spring Hill teen accused of stealing jewelry from mother
• Marine's casket arrives at Hernando County Airport
• Brown-Waite recognized for her dedication
• Stop the wars, fund the train
• School News 0303
• Hometown Happenings 0303
• Toddler dies from pool accident injuries
• Marriage Applications Jan-Feb.
• County administrator gets winning reviews
• Motorcycle, pickup strike different buildings along Jefferson Street
• Biased textbook complaints must be taken to state
• County, state seeks solution to sinkhole scam
• Hometown Happenings 0302
• Most dogs seized during drug raid are back home
• FHP director named
• Spring Hill woman charged with fraud
• When infrastructure needs lag behind growth
• Beware of IRS scams
• Hometown Happenings 0302
• Schenck plans to release drug database alternative next week
• New Republican club forms for business owners
• Economist: Rising oil prices jeopardize recovery
• Two fired employees file grievances with county
• Wanted drug suspect found in Spring Hill
• Accused secondhand dealer arrested in Spring Hill
• Deputies release photo of suspect car from hospital burglary
• Cuban dissident's wife lies in coma at Tampa hospital
• Drunk golf cart driver sent to jail
• Three charged with kidnapping, robbery
• Facebook fracas leads to arrests
• Weeki Wachee to be featured Tuesday on new History Channel series
• Weeki Wachee to be featured Tuesday on new History Channel series
• They lived in fear
• Teamwork off the mats
• Inmates pitch in to save fountain
• Run through the Hills 5K to benefit Dawn Center
• Masaryktown residents upset over post office closing
• Hometown Happenings 0226-27
• School News 0226-27
• Nugent defends Scott's rail rejection
• 10 nabbed in Spring Hill drug raid
• Dredge appeal deadline is March 9
• The rebirth of Jason Patrick Sager
• Marine Iwo Jima vet gets surprise party on battle anniversary
• Correction
• Spring Hill house damaged by fire
• Brooksville man accused of threatening deputy
• Brooksville man accused of snatching purse
• Richey Suncoast to stage musical 'No, No Nanette'
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• Hometown Happenings 0225
• Cracker Days and native plant sale this weekend
• Pro wrestling event coming to Port Richey
• 'Jaws' actress, mermaid returns home
• Business owners prepare for another fire fight
• Schenck not budging on pill database
• Educators: Give us an (earlier) break
• Motorists gear up for road projects
• Rough crossing
• Brooksville man accused of snatching purse
• Brooksville man accused of having sex with teen
• 'Hell's Kitchen' contestant, boxing icon bring inspiration to youngsters
• Council sparks late night debate on red light cameras
• Hometown Happenings 0224
• Fasano wants to impound pill mill assets
• Elgin resident sick of dumpy conditions
• Fire tax issue a 'fiscal emergency'
• Fagan won't sign ax pact
• Governor would select school board replacement
• Sweet kiosks of success
• 'Hell's Kitchen' contestant and a boxing icon bring inspiration to youngsters
• Spirits sales rep charged with DUI
• Suspect accused of threatening, cursing at deputy
• Council renews interest in red light cameras, fire fees
• Food stamp eligibility in Florida
• Hometown Happenings 0223
• Marriage Applications Jan-Feb.
• County holds off decision on judicial space needs
• Former commissioner blasts administrator
• Little morsels of courage
• County votes to cut Fagan's job
• Infant still being hospitalized after nearly drowning
• Perjury charge dropped against former child abuse defendant
• Police searching for Brooksville robbery suspect
• County takes first step toward new jail health facility
• Spirits sales rep arrested for DUI
• Infant taken to hospital after near drowning
• County tests out new phone system
• Dry conditions cause aquifer to drop
• Mideast unrest could cause gas price spike
• Hernando County Fair 2011
• Licensed contractors needed to weatherize
• A violent crime altered judicial candidate's life
• Husband's wrongful death still mourned
• Marine Iwo Jima vet gets surprise party on battle anniversary
• World Thinking Day
• 911 call from Oak Hill Hospital crash released
• Locals react to rail plan rejection
• Hometown Happenings 0219-20
• Fire fees, red light cameras considered (again)
• Brooksville man sentenced to 15 years in sex case
• Easing the struggle
• Little proof needed to punish teachers
• Locals react to rail plan rejection
• Easing the struggle
• Operation leads to 34 arrests, deputies say
• Brooksville man sentenced to 15 years in sex case
• Judicial space needs on Tuesday agenda
• Hometown Happenings 0218
• Woman charged with defrauding pawn broker
• Board: Anything schools have to do, we'll do too
• Cutting Fagan's job not on staff report
• County to consider medical facility at jail
• Spring Hill man accused of beating victim with tire iron
• Couple accused of stealing purse from gaming room
• Lawmakers seek way around Scott's rail decision
• Loans available for farmers, ranchers
• Hometown Happenings 0217
• Lawmakers hope to find a way around Scott's rail decision
• Freshman scientist taking on the world
• Waiting for another court order
• SunTrust sale would remove $43,121 from tax rolls
• Nugent turns down federal health insurance
• School News 0216-17
• Hatchback plows into Brooksville doctor's office, injures 2
• Spring Hill boy, 13, accused of firing BB gun at school bus
• Woman injured after driver crashes through waiting room
• Valentine's Day pressure is being relieved
• Rasmussen College Pasco to hold career, networking fair
• Hometown Happenings 0216
• Problems arise when employees are friends
• SCORE tries to help would-be entrepreneurs
• Two candidates file for 2012 election
• School News 0215
• Teacher suspended for comment to student
• Miniature vessels showcase history
• New K-8 will be 'Winding Waters'
• Fagan's future still in doubt
• Inmate charged after shank found under mattress
• State notified county of intent to issue dredge permit
• Clarification
• Man accused of damaging SUV outside car wash
• Motorcycle chase ends with arrest
• Couple charged with stealing from church
• Suspect arrested in Trailhead burglaries
• Woman charged with battering her mother
• Six candidates vie for Hernando judgeship
• Schenck promises a better alternative to drug database
• The King - of Brooksville - is in the building
• Discovering nature in Chinsegut
• No fee waivers needed
• March 2 is deadline for flood map appeals
• Hometown Happenings 0212-13
• Board to make final say on school attendance boundaries
• 'Living a lotto life' not as profitable for schools
• School district: Anonymous tips are still welcome
• Planners to discuss new County Line Road store
• SunTrust makes a $4 million offer to Hernando for office space
• Enrichment Center expanding
• Flags fly again in Spring Hill
• County to mull manager cuts in parks dept.
• Unruly defendant accused of cursing, spitting on deputy in courthouse
• Clarification
• Murder suspect still faces death penalty for Brooksville slayings
• Movie Times
• Hometown Happenings 0211
• State won't prosecute identity theft case
• Bright House hikes bills for some customers
• More details on firing of Hernando HR worker emerge
• Bright House hikes bills for some customers
• Murder suspect still faces death penalty for Brooksville slayings
• State attorney will not prosecute identity theft case
• Woman accused of causing accident with Hernando deputy
• 18-year-old accused of assaulting mother, injuring police officer
• Hometown Happenings 0210
• Garden club flooded with support for water pump
• Students prefer 'Winding Waters K-8'
• Education cuts could hit home
• Hernando HR employee fired for making false assault charges
• Canal clean-up restarts dredge project
• Red light camera foes in driver's seat
• Pasco fundraisers set for girl with brain cancer
• More cases closed in Ridge Manor copper thefts
• Waking up to better health at a cost
• Schenck, Fasano have opposite stances on drug database
• Pine Island beach advisory issued
• Spring Hill man charged with two battery counts
• Brooksville regional hospital honored
• Prosthetics and orthotics give help and hope
• Enrichment Center seeks waiver on city fees
• Hometown Happenings 0209
• Foreclosure case could have big impact
• Hernando man gets 2 years on federal weapons charge
• Construction begins on new mental health treatment facility
• Board pursues countywide high-speed Internet access
• Senator objects to governor's proposal to eliminate drug monitoring program
• Get back to nature at Chinsegut 5K, fun walk
• Marsden denies striking employee
• Employees cash in vacations for furloughs
• 8 charged in thefts of recyclable metals from unoccupied homes
• Firefighters' annual fitness test now mandatory
• Spring Hill man accused of molesting 14-year-old girl
• K-9 bites domestic battery suspect
• Quarry Preserve project back on track
• City calls for special meeting on Enrichment Center
• County investigating alleged assault on employee
• A.T.V. ride ends with drug arrest
• Man charged second time with domestic battery
• The hounds of Brooksville
• Hernando deputies crack down on illegal bath salts
• HR employee to file police report against director
• Countywide broadband service on Tuesday agenda
• County seeks $28,514 from oil spill
• Slew of troubles threaten man and his pet cougar
• School district braces for state budget cuts
• Hometown Happenings 0205-6
• Mom charged with child neglect on moving day
• Blowing smoke
• Pension plan proposal would save county $49,000
• Is Brooksville Cemetery going green?
• Blowing Smoke
• State Sen. Fasano wants tougher pill mill laws
• Homestead exemption receipt cards won't be mailed
• Pension plan proposal would save county $49,000
• All traditions are celebrated
• Brooksville man accused of attacking 65-year-old father
• Hometown Happenings 0204
• Reserved reaction to new teacher evaluation bill
• Theatrical event of hysterical significance at EDPAC
• Movie Times
• Fired Hernando employee to get $1,640
• Reserved reaction to new teacher evaluation bill
• New drug card a hit in Hernando
• Not just for science fanatics
• Jail inmates get balanced meals
• Stabins' budget-saving idea met with resistance
• Parrott student charged with grand theft
• Hometown Happenings 0203
• Tensions mount at fire board meeting
• Fire board making a push toward renewing tax collection
• District eyes cuts in deputy program
• Pet sterilization funding slashed
• Paws and claws rules
• Fire board making a push toward renewing tax collection
• Blowing Smoke
• Girl, 10, hospitalized following pit bull attack
• Web scraping
• Hometown Happenings 0202
• License renewal and the REAL ID Act
• The personal touch payoff
• School board split on adding security
• Property values continue to plummet
• Big cat rehabilitation official's wild month ends
• Spring Hill official's e-mail draws ire from all directions
• Pavement program stays in place
• County demands strong voice to head up dredge project
• Hero Run 5K to benefit wounded Mitchell-grad Marine, family
• Utilities employee fired after past revealed
• Federal judge in Pensacola strikes down health overhaul
• Deputies make arrest in Oct. stabbing case
• Arrest made in Elks Lodge shooting
• Fist fight at the Ciao Bella salon
• Monique Burr Foundation Raises More Than $18,000 at Southern Hills Golf Tournament
• County on Tuesday to make next move on dredge
• Man hospitalized following south Brooksville shooting
• Interlocal taxing agreement will be discussed during next fire board meeting
• Still no arrest in Spring Hill bank robbery
• Protecting Hernando's infants
• Hometown Happenings 0129-30
• School Board considers adding security
• County leaders get high marks
• Armed man made off with undisclosed amount of cash
• Raising the bar
• Area Events 0128
• Interlocal taxing agreement will be discussed during next fire board meeting
• Flatlanders back in Brooksville
• Missing Brooksville teen found in Pasco
• Parrott student accused of assaulting teacher
• Boys basketball: Bergantino hits 37 leading Nature Coast past Hudson
• Movie Times
• Hernando's future leaders
• Hometown Happenings 0128
• Group claims school textbooks are biased
• Hernando's future leaders
• Student absences climb
• $2.5M lopped off next year's budget shortfall
• Plans under way for more senior assisted-living in Spring Hill
• Hearings postponed for murder defendants
• Deputies arrest two suspects in two separate drug cases
• Hernando High student suspended after fight
• Wiscon Road utilities worker put on paid leave
• Hernando school board considers terminating sleepy bus driver
• Hometown Happenings 0127
• Hernando storm didn't include tornadoes, weather expert says
• A victim without a crime: Mother wants hate crime law changed
• Such storm systems unusual for January
• Officials: Violence stats don't add up
• Dade City pastor accused of molesting girl
• Brooksville woman accused of filing false report
• Jail inmates accused of starting a fight
• Chill, winds arrive as storm assessments begin
• Garden club seeks to save Spring Hill landmark
• Spring Hill man, 66, accused of committing sex acts against two girls
• Spring Hill residents describe apparent tornado
• Hometown Happenings 0126
• Spring Hill residents describe apparent tornado
• Dancin' and singin' at Salute
• Youth leagues spared higher park user fees
• Such storm systems unusual for January
• No bus riders? No problem
• Fire board cancels meeting about tax collection controversy
• County takes on dredge project
• County inks $2.5M contract to get Elgin project moving
• 18 pounds of marijuana seized in Brooksville
• Severe thunderstorms could be headed this way
• Hernando teen charged with burglary
• Parents: Help us find Crysteel
• Overdose leads to arrest, hospital time
• NAACP head says community left out of the loop
• Parents: Help us find Crysteel
• O-negative blood supply down after shootings
• Dredge saga takes new twist
• Minor changes under way for the 2011 tax filing season
• Veteran becomes foot soldier for the fallen
• Enforce laws already in place
• Hernando County School District receives 'Race to the Top' funding
• Uncertainty continues for Spring Hill Fire Rescue
• Sports leagues learn fee fate Tuesday
• Hometown Happenings 0122-23
• Fire engulfs Brooksville apartment
• Young Brooksville actor a chip off the ol' teacup
• School district: Most teachers are certified
• County still awaiting dredge permit decision
• Sports leagues learn fee fate Tuesday
• Unemployment drops in Hernando
• Spring Hill man accused of pushing wife into bathtub
• Graduation rates expected to decline
• Movie Times
• Hometown Happenings 0121
• Woman accused of trying to pass counterfeit bill
• Incidents of battery, threats in schools climb
• Mixed reaction to health care repeal
• Fire district status in limbo
• Dredge decision expected today
• Texas fugitive arrested near Brooksville
• Bomb squad detonates package in front of Brooksville pet store
• School News 0120
• Squeezebox adventurers see polka dots
• Identity theft suspect arrested in Hernando
• Report shows jobs with highest projected growth
• Change is good
• Bus ridership hits five-year low
• Identity theft suspect arrested in Hernando
• Local manufacturing hires increase by 12 percent
• Nursing homes post high scores
• Tennessee fugitive found in Brooksville
• Former Springstead P.E. educator suspended from teaching
• Hometown Happenings 0119
• Having time management goals
• Teacher's pot smoking case before the state
• Nursing homes post high scores
• Teacher's pot smoking case before the state
• Legislators: Budget deficit will eat into wish lists
• Hospital chief found what he was looking for
• Sheriff announces reorganization
• Spring Hill man arrested while wearing his old Army uniform
• MLK parade, events canceled
• Woman accused of throwing pillow at deputy
• Florida dog show brings in competitors from around the world
• MLK parade, events canceled
• Ingoglia elected to state GOP party post
• Hernando prosecutor, police chief deny rift
• Florida dog show brings in competitors from around the world
• District sees increase in dual enrollment
• Public can meet state legislators Tuesday
• County, city offices closed Monday
• Hometown 0115-16
• Planning manager steps down from school district
• What's in your water?
• Water that helps you smile
• Beach Bar robbery defendant acquitted
• Hands-on history
• County launches new drug discount program
• Rags files discrimination complaint
• Spring Hill couple charged following drug search
• 15 have applied for circuit judge
• Public can meet state legislators Tuesday
• Deputies searching for sports bar arson suspect
• Weeki Wachee man accused of attacking wife and daughter
• Brooksville men accused of harassing animal control officer
• Spring Hill fire wants new mechanic
• Hat Trick Theatre offers 'Proof' at EDPAC
• Anti-bullying advocate seeks lawmaker support
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• County engineer search down to six people
• State, county traffic deaths drop in 2010
• Anti-bullying advocate seeks lawmakers' support
• State: No immediate danger from mercury emissions
• Three men arrested on drug charges in Spring Hill
• Weeki Wachee man charged with child abuse
• St. Paul Church seeking new place of worship
• Daycare: Who should pay?
• Catholic Charities offers respite program
• Hometown Happenings 0113
• State inching closer to new teacher evaluations
• County gets breathing room on dredge project
• $1 jeans day no more?
• Spring Hill woman offers farm life just around the corner
• Spring Hill woman offers farm life just around the corner.
• ATM skimming victims feel 'violated'
• Youth league park fees on hold
• State, county traffic deaths drop in 2010
• Ingoglia seeks asst. treasurer of Florida GOP post
• Spring Hill suspect relents after K-9 bite
• Mistakes happen in running a business
• School boundaries to come to a vote
• School News 0112
• Enrichment center finds new home
• Oak Hill, Enrichment Centers end partnership
• Signs of success in Weeki Wachee
• Former Brooksville detective not guilty of perjury
• Jurors hear phone recordings in perjury case
• County holds off on dredge decision
• Traffic ticket surcharge hiked another $30
• Parking fees will now be enforced
• St. Petersburg man dies in car accident on I-75
• Bar scuffle leads to jail time
• Driver charged with drug trafficking
• Maloney named CEO at Brooksville Regional
• Homeowner catches suspected burglars in the act
• Man withdraws request for petting zoo
• Man withdraws request for petting zoo
• Hot-button items pack agenda
• Hernando County growing younger and smarter
• Hernando neighbors oppose exotic petting zoo
• Dangerous intersections in Hernando
• Benefit concert supports cancer patient, troops
• Operation Medicine Cabinet resumes Saturday
• Last of the accused beach bar robbers await trial this month
• Spring Hill motorcyclist dies following accident
• Spring Hill motorcyclist dies following accident
• Public invited to take growth survey
• Hometown Happenings 0108-9
• Brooksville trade school closes down
• Brooksville trade school closes down
• To ban or not to ban
• District seeks next step for setting school boundaries
• Auditions at Powell for Children's Chorale
• Brooksville man arrested on charges of marijuana grow house
• Local manufacturer announces expansion
• Neighbors oppose exotic petting zoo
• Woman accused of attacking mother-in-law
• Hometown Happenings 0107
• Westsite parent: Take violent book out of elementary school
• Law enforcement grants not as plentiful in 2011
• Perjury suspect is out on bond
• Dredge bill is $4.92 million
• County boss explores revamped economic group
• Murder suspects haven't been model jail inmates
• Shotgun stolen from FHP trooper
• Spring Hill man accused of sex act
• Hometown Happenings 0106
• Teacher suspended for 'playfully' hitting student
• New sheriff promises frugality
• A pain in the gas (tank)
• Activity fees for all
• County nets one dredge bid
• Spicing up Spring Hill
• Shotgun stolen from FHP trooper in Spring Hill
• Victim's ex-boyfriend charged with felony battery
• Brooksville man accused of giving false info
• Be careful when starting a new business
• Hometown Happenings 0105
• Dogs return, kill Hernando woman's goat
• More Shih Tzus from Hernando shelter find a home
• Living in the lions' den
• Dogs return and kill goat
• Fasano resigns from redistricting committee
• Household income up 30 percent
• Giving back to her community
• Rep. Nugent announces opening of District Office
• Former nursing home operator gets probation
• Spring Hill man accused of assaulting pregnant girlfriend
• Spring Hill man killed following four-vehicle crash
• Deputies: Loose pitt bulls attack as woman walks poodle
• Retiree seeks to open petting zoo in M'town
• Brooksville seeks $120,000 agreement with FDOT
• Sheriff looks back
• She's number one
• Three cases that stick with Sheriff Nugent
• He's going to miss it
• Brutality continued in 2010
• Hometown Happenings 01-211
• Wishing well buckets stolen from home
• A rollercoaster weather ride
• More stop and go on red light cameras
• 'Make something out of a bad situation'
• Beat the expert
• Deputy and K-9 shot; Nugent wins primary by a landslide
• A year of carnage
• MOVIE TIMES
• Shih Tzus ready for adoption
• Concrete plans for Elgin home
• Fasano bill cuts fat out of paychecks
• County urges yule tree recycling
• Reactions mixed on governor's sheriff choice
• Prosecutor: Kalisz could be tried in May or June
• Housing market a mixed bag at year's end
• Reactions mixed on governor's sheriff choice
• Army sergeant's widow wants military to pay burial expenses
• Prosecutor: Kalisz could be tried in May or June
• Retiree seeks to open petting zoo in M'Town
• Brooksville woman accused of stabbing husband
• Hometown Happenings 1229
• Health dept. reacts to mercury level concerns
• Crist appoints Nienhuis as Hernando sheriff
• Rape suspect in custody
• Elgin home still not fenced off
• Temperatures dive
• From cutting ties to community ties
• County urges tree recycling
• Health department reacts to mercury level concerns
• Spending Christmas with your work family
• Don't mess with the old courthouse
• County commissioners face another tough budget year
• Nationwide pension troubles may affect local landscape
• Inverness woman dies in Christmas Eve accident
• Hometown Happenings 1225-26
• Last-minute shopping
• Oh, the places we've been
• Secret Santa: NORAD mum on how it tracks St. Nick
• Hernando sheriff: Homeless man raped 62-year-old woman
• Economists have measured optimism about 2011
• Mild Christmas will be followed by a chill
• Goat injured following dog attack
• Movie Times
• A safe bet?
• Wildfire threat calls for community awareness
• No longer just a pipe dream
• Life in the fast lane
• A safe bet?
• Local limo companies lament high gas prices
• Tax appeals set record pace
• State cites cement plant for high mercury emissions
• Tax appeals set record pace
• Hometown Happenings 1223
• Hernando County probes dog deaths at shelter
• School bus collides with tricycle in Brooksville
• Despite website blurb, county has no hiring freeze
• Homeless make Brooksville home
• County bosses $26 richer
• County probes dog deaths at shelter
• City having trouble filling planning board seat
• School bus collides with tricycle in Brooksville
• County bosses get $26 salary hike
• Spicing up Spring Hill
• Hometown Happenings 1222
• Friends as employees
• New plan would create more judicial space
• HR boss ready for expanded duties
• Salvation Army in need of donations
• Better late than never
• Explorer K-8 employee charged with domestic battery
• Spring Hill man hospitalized following motorcycle wreck
• Spring Hill man accused of sexual assault
• City supports S. Brooksville housing demolition, relocation proposal
• County hires new zoning official
• New plan would create more judicial space
• Husband accused of choking, pulling out wife's hair
• Deputies: Church thief defrauds victim of almost $600
• Helmet lost in the flood, but not forever
• County engineer search continues
• Housing authority seeks city support for S. Brooksville relocation proposal
• Last house standing
• Father and son rebuild lives after fire
• Traffic crash slows I-75 traffic near Brooksville
• Hometown Happenings 1218-19
• 'They didn't have to die,' critic says of Shih Tzus
• Servants on wheels
• Coalition seeks increased inspections of unlicensed daycares
• Jailer fired for slapping inmate
• Three charged with drug possession
• Last house standing
• County engineer search continues
• County wants fence put around Elgin structure
• Three charged with drug possession
• Nugent gets House committee assignments
• View holiday programs on air or online
• First Baptist Church of NPR to present 'Singing Christmas Tree'
• Man says county lax in advertising tourism job
• Exercise readies squad for WMD attack Newest Civil Support Team evaluated
• New pay plan floated for McHugh
• State stays out of Post 99's troubles
• Newest Civil Support Team evaluated
• Man says county lax in advertising tourism job
• Deputies score four drug arrests
• Hospitals of the Hernando/Pasco market of the hca west florida division again all receive award
• Servants on wheels
• Hometown Happenings 1216
• Rushing 'regretfully' resigns, citing health problems
• County explores new tourism marketing options
• Pasco woman tabbed for new tourism boss
• It's all about the jeans
• District rethinks increased security
• Oak Hill nurses vote to unionize
• Judge Rushing submits resignation, citing health problems
• Servants on wheels
• Fire destroys home, kills family dogs
• Pasco woman tabbed for new tourism boss
• Homeless man charged with armed robbery
• Hearings set for school redistricting
• Senior center gets new woofs
• Valuing employee input
• Hometown Happenings 1215
• Virus outbreak kills 31 Shih-Tzus
• Oak Hill unveils $50M expansion
• If walls could talk…
• Baby, it's cold outside
• County bosses reject pay hikes
• Shelters in need of donated items
• Board approves new water use rules for berry farmers
• County will sever purchasing pact within 90 days
• County administrator says lessons learned
• 29 abandoned Shih-Tzus dead after virus outbreak at Brooksville shelter
• Parade entrants needed for Scott inaugural
• Alcoholic energy drinks linked to DUI crash
• Auto lot, welding shop get P&Z approval
• It's a whole new racquet
• Shelter from the cold at Jericho Road Ministries
• Momma's family
• Santa visits Brooksville pet resort
• Online auto sales lot eyed for S.R. 50
• Hometown Happenings 1211
• School News 1211
• 21 companies vie for dredge project
• Helping save lives one person at a time
• Sergeant Major angry at fire district
• Report: Some county heads underpaid
• Deputies searching for bank robbery suspect
• Senate bill aims for more gaming room regulation
• Woman accused of threatening, attacking deputy
• Movie Times
• Brooksville musical duo nominated for Grammy
• Brooksville officer resigns after crashing into woman
• Fire department to be issued fuel cards
• Musical duo nominated for grammy
• Rethinking road paving policy
• Fire destroys classic cars, Winnebago
• Hometown Happenings 1209
• Hospice nurse earns important certification
• Residents can meet their legislators Jan. 18
• Progress Energy might owe city $223,000
• Parkgoers cry foul over enforcement vote
• County clerk accuses Rocco of grandstanding
• A deadly curve
• Hometown Happenings 1208
• Da Hookah Lounge puts new twist on ancient tradition
• School News 1208
• Burnett chosen as Brooksville mayor
• Former commissioner to again demand documents
• Hard freeze warning issued for Hernando
• Hazardous weather - extreme cold tips
• Board seeks new purchasing officer
• Skinned cat found inside Brooksville man's refrigerator
• Dade City man dies in wreck along Mondon Hill Road
• Parking fees on Tuesday's agenda
• Jazz art jam packed
• Hernando sheriff's candidate is house shopping
• Applications being accepted for abandoned Shih Tzus
• Flood map appeal process begins
• Hometown Happenings 1204-5
• County may break purchasing pact even sooner
• Art in unexpected places
• Spring Hill man accused of exposing himself to young girls
• County may break purchasing pact sooner
• A + B = student funding confusion
• Other emergency agencies see the need for fire police
• Country club employee accused of assaulting unruly customer
• Hammond to leave clerk's office in May
• 37th annual Fall Festival of Art
• Coalition seeks help reaching $315,000 fundraising goal
• Christmas spectacular at Northcliffe Baptist
• School News 1203
• Spring Hill Toys for Tots drop-off sites
• Movie Times
• Hometown Happenings 1203
• County may tap trust fund to help pay for dredge
• Council tight lipped on mayor aspirations
• Council tight lipped on mayor aspirations
• Paying for the dredge
• Hammond to quit clerk's office
• Brooksville man accused of trying to hire a hit man to kill attorneys
• Two injured following Spring Hill crash
• Sheriff's office gets boxes of Happy Hounds
• Early bite of winter
• Brooksville suspects charged with armed burglary
• District meets class size requirements
• Hometown Happenings 1202
• No smoking in the boys room
• Latest and greatest in library technology
• Clarification
• Perjury defendant remains in jail
• District hits class size mark
• No smoking in the boys room
• Spring Hill storage facility is a hub for homeless charities
• Latest and greatest library technology
• Brooksville police arrest man outside bar
• Digital Bookmobile at Spring Hill Library today
• Perjury defendant remains in jail
• Brooksville man accused of choking fiance
• Public ceremony opens Trinity Hanukkah celebration tonight
• Hometown Happenings 1201
• Tips to be a great manager
• Hernando County recognized as a Groundwater Guardian
• Seats open on enterprise zone committee
• Pick me!
• Add another arson case to the pile
• Brooksville man killed following U.S. 41 accident
• Weeki Wachee teen accused of attacking his parents
• Challenger K-8 administrators reprimanded for role in political e-mails to parents
• Man accused of assaulting elderly woman
• Teachers awarded grants for water resources education projects
• Man accused of attacking paramedic with bloody limb
• Correction
• Foreclosure prevention workshop
• New park seen as key to mining property development
• Crossing the state finish line
• Marijuana arrest follows Hernando house fire
• Sertoma Bluegrass Festival
• Patient airlifted, others injured following Ridge Manor crash
• Woman injured after being struck by police car
• Hometown Happenings 1127
• More sales means more holiday jobs
• Cyber Monday challenges Black Friday
• Board, superintendent to review their roles
• More sales means more holiday jobs
• Drive-in casualty of recession in Crystal River and Spring Hill
• Brush fire exposes all
• Teachers unions are stifling education
• TSA: Theater of the absurd
• AAA: Holiday travel will be up 10.9 percent
• No Jericho expansion
• County approves housing rehab contracts
• 37 Hernando County taxpayers owed $49,614
• Feeding the kids
• Hometown Happenings 1125
• Airport control tower off the ground
• Thanksgiving at your service
• Spring Hill fire police taken off the streets indefinitely
• Internal affairs probe opened on American Legion
• Saturating the water market
• Romp in the woods followed by arrest
• Hometown Happenings 1124
• Bond company denies county's claim
• County, city closed Thursday and Friday
• Alternative marketing approaches
• Swimming advisory lifted for Rogers Park
• Saturating the water market
• A season of love and awareness
• District ties state in graduation rate
• Bond company denies county's claim
• Remembering their own: Hernando sheriff's office mourns veteran
• Expect another modest shopping season, analysts say
• Man accused of sexual battery
• Man drives car into Spring Hill home
• Man points gun at deputies, surrenders
• Fire board rebuffs chief's rate assessment idea
• Board e-mails, protection fees top fire board meet
• Man's wedding ring returned on his 85th birthday
• Bringing in the real world
• Brooksville Nights now brings family fun year-round
• Angel Food order dates and times
• Christmas spectacular at Northcliffe Baptist
• Hometown Happenings 1120-21
• Seventh man files for sheriff's job
• State to consider settlement in teacher 'terrorist' comment case
• New campus, new beginnings
• Foreclosure freeze hurts Hernando
• Jobless rate was 14.3 percent in October
• Hometown Happenings 1119
• Surf and Turf Food Fest this weekend in Tarpon Springs
• Teacher who sent e-mail endorsement resigns
• More than 60 dogs abandoned on dead end road
• Clerk sticking with Hammond
• Political payback could be factor in sheriff pick
• More than 60 dogs abandoned on dead-end road
• Inmate, deputy grapple over blanket
• More than 60 dogs abandoned on dead-end road
• Fifth candidate vies for sheriff
• Hometown Happenings 1118
• Housing of wanted man leads to drug charges
• Housing wanted man leads to drug charges
• This cut won't hurt
• Educators send early wish list to lawmakers
• Activist plans Saturday protest
• School officials ponder potential class size lawsuit
• County to explore new tourism operation
• Former dredge company sues Hernando County
• Gift Room gives back a sense of freedom
• Fight with boyfriend reveals clues on jewelry theft
• Hometown Happenings 1117
• Smoking chimney catches fire, damages home
• Board moves ahead with naming new K-8
• Business and marriage
• Yant named as school board chairman
• Admin pay hikes go into effect
• Rift between sheriff, prosecutor surfaces
• Students making a difference one pint at a time
• County opts to end clerk's agreement June 1
• Warriors through and through
• County opts to end clerk's agreement June 1
• Jericho Road allowed to expand after all
• Jericho Road allowed to expand after all
• Agency declares a water shortage
• Ridge Manor man charged with sexual battery on child
• Ridge Manor man charged with sexual battery on child
• Poodle put down after pit bull attack
• Deputies still collecting for holidays
• Fourth person enters race for Hernando County sheriff
• A new police vest for Kilo
• Fourth person enters race for Hernando County sheriff
• Brothers' argument results in gunfire
• City considers applying for $750,000 grant
• Lost teen found what he was looking for
• Clerk's agreement still a hot topic for commissioners
• If I were school board chairman
• Hometown Happenings 1113-14
• Schools holding back fewer students
• Volunteers sought for tax season
• What's in a school's name?
• Merritt Jr. will preside over Hernando criminal law docket starting Dec. 1
• Festival Singers to present concerts
• Spring Hill man accused of assaulting ex-girlfriend for two straight days
• Man injured, two arrested in suspected golf club attack
• Spring Hill woman accused of assaulting husband with baseball bat
• 60 women with Type A personalities on wheels
• Murder suspect accused of assaulting convicted sex offender in jail cell
• Do the right thing, GOP
• Movie Times
• Hometown Happenings 1112
• 60 women with Type A personalities on wheels
• New board, new philosophies
• Private schools feel bite of tough economy
• A passion to last a lifetime
• Cops will be honored
• Jericho Road seeks expansion support
• Police, deputies involved in Brooksville K-9 shooting will be honored
• 60 women with Type A personalities on wheels
• Nominations sought for best teachers
• Nominations sought for best teachers
• WW II vet's fight to survive
• Country Rose gets commission sendoff
• Teen gets 9 months in crash that killed sheriff's captain
• Recount ends with Moore, Fagan on top
• The Blue Canoe has something for you
• Manual recount narrows election leads
• Hometown Happenings 1110
• Reward programs help retain customers
• On-the-job training leads to success
• Recount ends with Moore, Fagan on top
• Man accused of trying to killgirlfriend by causing a car crash
• Teen sentenced to 9 months in traffic crash that killed sheriff's captain
• County maps out path to dredge completion
• Purchasing agreement added to county agenda
• Deputies say woman hit mother with closed fist
• Man charged with stealing $30,000 car
• Man charged with stealing $30,000 car
• Deputies say woman hit mother with closed fist
• Rocco lashes out at clerk of the court
• Three seeking nod for Hernando County sheriff
• School district investigation expands following teacher's e-mail endorsement
• Manual recount narrows election leads
• County will not pursue judicial center
• Homeless shelter expansion rejected
• Rogers Park swimming area closed
• Neighbors rein in about $1,500 from horse protest
• Recount scheduled for Monday in two local races
• Sertoma Thanksgiving Bluegrass Festival
• Homeless shelter expansion rejected
• Deputies: motorcycle theft suspect involved in a gang
• Deputies: Two students charged after playing with stun gun
• School officials: Teacher tried to swing school board vote
• Restaurants keep an eye out for those who dine and dash
• Capital murder suspect has case continued
• Judicial center back on agenda
• School News 1107
• Restaurants keep an eye out for those who dine and dash
• Capital murder suspect has case continued
• Community uses photos to promote Florida beaches
• P&Z board to consider homeless shelter expansion
• A Fayre with a different flair
• Recount scheduled for Monday in two local races
• House fire claims property, but not family's perseverance
• Experts point to the economy for the drop in overall births for the past three to four years
• Recount scheduled for Monday in two local races
• House fire claims property, but not family's perseverance
• Stabins: 'Pull the plug' on Hammond arrangement
• Hernando Harmonizers to perform Monday at Pizza Hut
• Man accused of assaulting pregnant girlfriend
• Violence continues to plague former firefighter
• Hometown Happenings 1105
• Drug suspects under federal investigation following bomb discovery
• Convicted sex offender charged with escape
• Drum circle kicks off third annual Peace Week
• Two dogs hold up district cross country meet
• Shotgun pressed against man's head fails to fire, deputies say
• Quarry open at last
• Violence continues to plague former firefighter
• Hometown Happenings 1103
• Drum circle kicks off third annual Peace Week
• Volunteer requirement at magnet school amended
• 46 sign petition complaining of co-worker
• Trying to get more with less
• Hometown Happenings 1103
• Voters approve class size, reject tax increase
• State voters approve straw ballot to balance US budget
• Man arrested at Spring Hill bar on outstanding warrant out of Pasco
• Scott holds slim lead; Sink to speak this morning
• Volunteer requirement at magnet school amended
• 100 or more votes could be added in recount
• Florida military tax break amendment passes
• Voters approve class size, reject tax increase
• One vote separates victor from runner-up in fire board race
• Class-size measure falling short in early results
• Too close to call?
• A shop worth noting in Nobleton
• Bondi leads GOP Cabinet sweep
• Schenck wins third term as state legislator
• Dukes is county's newest commissioner
• Drum circle kicks off third annual Peace Week
• Sheriff Nugent heads to Congress
• School and fire board races still too close to call
• Rubio wins Senate race, as Crist's future uncertain
• 46 sign petition complaining of co-worker
• Hometown Democracy measure soundly rejected
• Nugent to recommend chief for new sheriff
• Hernando voters overwhelmingly disapprove trash referendum
• Dukes leading incumbent Rocco in early returns
• School News 1029
• Police consider criminal charges against American Legion heads
• Schenck ahead of Rowden in early returns
• Nugent has commanding lead over Piccillo
• Scott ahead of Sink in early voting returns
• Check irrigation timer and system
• Early election results for Hernando County
• Nicholson, Moore neck and neck in school board race
• Class-size measure just shy of 60% in early results
• Adler maintains big lead in fire commission race
• Voters back redistricting changes in early returns
• Hometown Democracy measure falling short
• Rubio wins Senate race; Meek, Crist concede
• Deputies: Victim convinces home invader not to harm her
• What to expect on Election Day
• Deputies: Victim convinces home invader not to harm her
• Teen charged after cutting student during bus stop scuffle
• Man arrested on assault, drug charges
• Man accused of punching teen
• Interim fire marshal criticized for sending political e-mail
• Sex offenders on probation can't give candy
• Sweetfields Farm offers twists and turns with corn maze
• Riverhawk Music Festival 2010
• Area education leaders defend character education
• Multiple fires break out in county
• Not a punishment anymore
• County wants dredge contract by Jan. 31 or end project
• Nurse accused of stealing from former elderly patient
• Another charge leveled against Spring Hill firefighter
• Deputies looking for retail theft suspect
• Hometown Happenings 1029
• Man accused of threatening religious workers
• Homeless shelter seeks to expand
• Homeless shelter seeks to expand
• County wants dredge contract by Jan. 31 or end project
• Deputies: Father includes teenage son during burglary
• Quarry Preserve project doesn't pass state muster
• Hometown Happenings 1028
• Quarry Preserve project doesn't pass state muster
• Defrauder victims angry over 18-month sentence
• School custodians suspended for kissing
• School News 1029
• Salary cut sought for county attorney
• Not a punishment anymore
• FDOT grants county six-month extension to finish dredge project
• District balances class size
• Crash on Little Road in Pasco kills motorcyclist, passenger
• Spring Hill's organic secret
• Spring Hill mother faces two counts of child neglect
• Rocco questions dredge negotiator's credentials
• Dredge firm has deep ties to Grubbs
• Parishioners celebrate life of dedicated monsignor
• Budgetary concerns on the minds of fire board candidates
• Two ballot questions, big impact for school district
• Focus on your successes
• Spring Hill's organic secret
• Focus on your successes
• County to vet proposed dredge company
• County extends impact fee rollback another year
• Trial exhibits the center of Hernando perjury case
• Firefighter who crashed engine had medical history, report shows
• Spring Hill woman killed while crossing U.S. 19, troopers say
• Scott brings governor campaign to Spring Hill
• Nature Coast to perform Chekhov stories
• Commissioner questions Hammond's credentials
• Man dares deputies before getting tased
• 50-year-old man charged with molesting 3-year-old
• Fiance of child abuser arrested on perjury charge
• State investigates city cemetery board
• Hernando High student caught with knife on campus
• Man dies following vehicle crash on Hexam Road
• Blavatt: Pay hikes crucial to retain leaders
• Machete-wielding wife chases attackers away
• Pumpkin Patch Program at Hernando public libraries
• County administrator gets award
• No spurt in permit activity for commercial and residential permits combined; single-family fares better
• Springstead will host its first Horror High Maze of Terror
• Spring Hill Hooters waitress featured in 2011 swimsuit calendar
• Bidding for road contractor to begin in mid-November
• Hernando High student accused of selling porn at school
• Tropical Storm Richard not expected to bring moisture to Florida
• Teen accused of assaulting a sheriff's deputy
• Springstead will host its first Horror High Maze of Terror
• Spring Hill man builds lifelike dollhouses
• Third chicken tests positive for West Nile Virus
• Movie Times
• Seltzer's steakhouses reopening in St. Pete, Port Richey
• Spring Hill man builds lifelike dollhouses
• Hernando High student accused of selling porn at school
• Spring Hill man accused of having sex with 14-year-old girl
• Orion says it is willing to come back to the negotiating table
• 3 Spring Hill firefighters suspended for visiting house party
• County to meet with former dredge contractor
• Hernando unemployment dips slightly to 14.8 percent
• Hernando unemployment dips slightly to 14.8 percent
• Orion says it is willing to come back to the negotiating table
• Hernando High student accused of selling porn at school
• Seltzer's steakhouses reopening in St. Pete, Port Richey
• Kohl's employee chases, catches theft suspect
• Insurance company won't pay for damage in fire engine accident
• Rocco's campaign boss doubles as forum moderator
• Hernando school leaders contemplate social networking guidelines
• District leaders contemplate social networking policy
• Insurance company won't pay for damage in fire engine accident
• Trash referendum on Nov. 2 ballot
• Dredge decision expected Friday
• Stars shine bright at Colorama
• Kohl's employee chases, catches theft suspect
• School News 1020
• Rock star signs sheriff's T-shirt
• Homeless children on the rise
• Amendment 4 debate revs up
• District takes another step in federal Race to the Top
• New McDonald's opens off Suncoast Parkway
• Rock star Nugent signs Sheriff Nugent's T-shirt
• EMT accused of choking live-in girlfriend in Brooksville home
• Ridge Manor man accused of threatening AC repairman with shotgun
• Spring Hill man accused of hiding 14-year-old girl in his home
• Brooksville woman accused of head-butting, biting boyfriend
• Brooksville motorcylist dies following Sumter County crash
• New McDonald's opens off Suncoast Parkway
• Gaming rooms dodge bullet
• Hometown Happenings 1021
• Stone crab season opens with anticipation
• Gaming rooms dodge bullet
• County administrator defends attendance record
• Former county bosses compete for state House
• Board approves firing AWOL teacher
• Ridge Manor man accused of threatening AC repairman with shotgun
• Man faces battery charges following fight at a church
• Ex-county engineer's mediation hearing held
• Man is punched, bitten by suspected car burglar
• Gambling trends still rising, studies show
• Nicholson, Moore to square off this November
• School board to consider firing no-show teacher
• Grant might affect South Brooksville demolition plans
• Annual health fair is a collaboration
• Embattled trade school finds new jobs for graduates
• Annual Health Fair is a collaboration
• Gambling trends stil rising, studies show
• Hometown Happenings 1015-17
• Attempted murder suspect arrested in New Port Richey
• More heat for Hammond
• HETA's Tampa location could shut down
• District 2 commission race features rematch
• Argumentative suspect arrested on obstruction charge, deputies say
• Movie Times
• Suspect accused of stealing male enhancement pills
• 19-year-old woman arrested following alleged gun theft
• Hometown Happenings 1014
• U.S. House race pits sheriff vs. businessman
• County clerk reverses decision to hire Hammond
• Fire board votes against chief's recommended salary cut for billing clerk
• No bomb found in briefcase scare
• Plea deal nets Brooksville man 10 years in Pasco murder
• More time sought on volunteer question
• Candidates troll for votes during forum
• County commissioner says he is fighting cancer
• Man dies driving along U.S. 19 near Weeki Wachee
• Brooksville Regional does not owe $1 million in school taxes
• Three upcoming candidate forums slated
• County to mull cutting user fees for youth leagues
• Oct 22 seminar will focus on solid waste referendum
• Homeless man accused of attacking pregnant girlfriend, stealing car
• Obese man dies while under medical care at Hernando jail
• Fire bosses stick with low bidder
• Blast from the past
• Workers' compensation audit shows improvement
• U.S. House race pits sheriff vs. businessman
• Three upcoming candidate forums slated
• Sears evacuated because of unattended briefcase
• Serving Brooksville for 40 years
• Hometown Happenings 1013
• Fair and equal overhead pricing
• Schools to unite on dress code
• Brooksville firefighter remains on paid leave following theft arrest
• Brooksville man dies in state fair accident
• Pharmacy owner and two employees charged in trafficking case
• Brooksville Regional does not owe $1 million in school taxes
• Commission delays action on interlocal agreement
• Schools to unite on dress code
• County to mull cutting user fees for youth leagues
• Couple accused of battery with a vodka bottle
• Woman arrested on burglary, theft charges near Spring Hill Regional
• Commission delays action on interlocal agreement
• FHP reports fatal accident off Culbreath Road
• Jobs outlook remains bleak
• Memory loss victim right-on about gun thefts
• Clerk's hire, park fees on Tuesday agenda
• Victim helps deputies find stolen goods
• Oct. 22 seminar to focus on solid waste referendum
• Voters have reached their limit on negative campaigning
• Harnessing the sun: Family turns to solar power
• School meal assistance on the rise
• Harnessing the sun: Family turns to solar power
• Arrests made in Spring Hill armed robberies, carjacking
• Meal assistance on the rise in schools
• Founders Week is upon us
• If it isn't free, it isn't getting eaten
• Victim identified in fatal accident
• Meal assistance on the rise in schools
• Food discount programs finding people prefering free over low cost
• Fatal accident at S.R. 50 and Mariner
• More poverty translates to busier food pantries
• Complaint filed over fire station negotiation
• No room no more
• Food discount programs finding people prefering free over low cost
• Recovery from addictions
• 2 chickens test positive for West Nile virus in Hernando
• 6 men accused of poaching berries
• Parents turn in 16-year-old daughter after joy ride, deputies say
• Package blown up at Brooksville courthouse
• Fatal accident at S.R. 50 and Mariner
• Poverty is bad for your health in many ways
• Hernando sheriff takes on Land O' Lakes business consultant for 5th Congressional seat
• Hernando sheriff's sergeant not at fault in accident
• Mentor now needs helping hand
• Reds turn to Arroyo in Game 2
• Teachers' union counters district proposal
• Poverty is bad for your health
• Making Hernando healthier
• Brooksville man, 19, accused of having sex with 14-year-old girl
• State Attorney's Office investigating possible hit and run
• Wednesday was shoplifting day
• Hometown Happenings 1007
• Spring Hill motorcyclist killed on U.S. 19 in Hudson
• Celebrate Oktoberfest with LifeSouth Community Blood Centers
• Utilities department addresses customers' lost payments
• International buyers see deals in Florida real estate
• Commissioners don't change millage rate
• Board considers eliminating magnet school volunteering
• Memo to the B-School: Don't fall for fads
• Blavatt gets thumbs up
• Classroom jobs aplenty
• Local blues act has reason to be cheerful
• Two schools make the grade
• Central High senior arrested on drug charges
• Spring Hill retailers on alert about carjacking suspects
• Hernando County sheriff's media spokeswoman injured in accident
• Commissioners query Hammond hire
• Hometown Happenings 1006
• SCHOOL NEWS
• Board considers eliminating magnet school volunteering
• Blavatt gets thumbs up
• Commissioners don't change millage rate
• Suspect in July shooting charged with attempted murder
• Commissioners don't tamper with millage rate
• Teens arrested on grand theft auto charges
• Teen arrested at Brooksville alternative school
• Commissioners question Hammond hire
• Brooksville man accused of throwing 8-year-old son
• Deputies searching for armed robbers
• City approves special use permit for fair board
• Car theft victim captures burglar
• Deputies: Father drives after his son, rams into his vehicle
• The Monique Burr Foundation For Children Hosts 5th Annual Southern Hills Golf Tournament
• Board to consider magnet school procedures and job descriptions
• Local trade school graduates feel duped
• SCHOOL NEWS
• Workshop to address managers' salaries
• Special permit for fair board on agenda
• Monster mobiles
• Patient hospitalized following Spring Hill house fire
• St. Jude Partners in Hope Ball slated for Saturday
• Hometown Happenings 1002-3
• Angel Food order dates, times
• County sets aside $7.74M for employee cash-outs
• Living life at 'warp speed'
• School News 1001
• High achievers share twin-like qualities
• No easy answers for FCAT
• The brighter side of science learning
• Oak Hill introduces comprehensive surgical treatment program
• She made this little town matter
• Spring Hill theft suspect had guns, handcuff key, deputies say
• County managers get job makeover
• Candidate's debate challenge denied
• Inmate crew gets to work
• State kicks in more money for airport tower
• Summit makes way for improving education
• Jail inmates charged after cell phone discovery
• Former jail operator files suit against county
• Hernando High student accused of groping girl in cafeteria
• Changes proposed for magnet school application process
• Hometown Happenings 0930
• Candidate's debate challenge denied
• Changes proposed for magnet school application process
• Fired up for God
• Fugitive located in Samoa and deported
• Brooksville suspect arrested following car burglaries
• Brooksville teen arrested on three battery charges
• Pasco firm developing alternative battery
• Promoting yourself crucial to success
• Hometown Happenings 0929
• County adopts final budget
• Holiday couple accused of stealing from Target
• Pot-bellied pig strays into private pasture, deputies say
• Utilities boss says new trash system can save money
• Hamilton says he realizes his job tied to dredge
• Red light cameras, the sequel?
• Spring Hill man accused of shining light at sheriff's helicopter
• Jail repair estimate raises ire of board
• Utilities boss says new trash system can save money
• Leaders to take action for education change
• State House candidate moves to district
• Jail repair estimate is $14.9 million
• Man accused of threatening brothers with bowie knife
• Deputies: Neighbor's gunshot scares off would-be burglar
• Man accused of threatening brothers with bowie knife
• Good response to drug drop-off sites
• Lake County magistrate appointed circuit judge
• Accused stun gun assailant was registered felon
• Teacher wins national honor for gifted education
• District calls on bright ideas to save energy
• Candidate: Sheriff a no-show at forums
• Hometown Happenings 0925-26
• Candidate: Sheriff a no-show at forums
• 'Resign' comment nets mixed reaction
• District calls on bright ideas to save energy
• Teacher wins national honor for gifted education
• School News 0925
• Double trouble
• Foreclosures down, home permits up
• Local Bucs fans bummed out over blackout
• Flu season fast approaching
• Fire Corps looking for more members
• Movie Times
• Leadership plan tops Tuesday agenda
• NCT student accused of bringing weapon to school
• Man charged with battery while at Publix
• Journey Fest 2010
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Hernando County
• Hernando County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Hernando County
• Hernando County Fair
• Hernando County Reading Festival

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