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Girl, 8, Catches 8 Fish To Win Hooked On Fishing Event
More than 120 children, ages 2 through 13, cast their lines in the Brandon Elks Lodge's fifth annual Hooked on Fishing Not Drugs event May 17 at Doug Holmberg's property on Gallagher Road in Dover. ...more
June 21, 2008
Books, Movies, Games To Keep Youngsters Abuzz
Bug off, monkey around, morph to music and go gaming this summer as libraries and other local venues try to entertain, educate and erase boredom. ...more
June 17, 2008
St. Pete, Treasure Island Authorities Seek Purse Snatchers
Authorities are looking for a group of purse snatchers attacking people in the St. Petersburg-Treasure Island area. ...more
June 13, 2008
Elks Cast A Wide Net To Keep Kids Off Drugs
More than 120 children ages 2 to 13 cast their lines in the Brandon Elks Lodge's fifth annual Hooked on Fishing Not Drugs event May 17 at Doug Holmberg's property on Gallagher Road in Dover. ...more
June 11, 2008
Business Briefs
EDC Board To Hold Meeting SEBRING — The board of directors for the Highlands County Industrial Development Authority/ Economic Development Commission will meet at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 11 in the board room of the EDC office, 2113 U.S. 27 S., Sebring. ...more
June 7, 2008
Elks Expect To Have A Blast
The city may have scrapped plans for a July Fourth celebration at the municipal stadium, but there's another local Independence Day tradition that will carry on. ...more
June 4, 2008
Operation Helping Hand Thanks Sheriff
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has given "outstanding support to Operation Helping Hand and the active-duty wounded and injured at the James A. Haley VA Medical Center," said retired Army Lt. Col. Robert F. Sawallesh of Valrico, Operation Helping Hand vice chairman. ...more
May 10, 2008
Lake Placid Gets Its Own 'Meals On Wheels' Program
LAKE PLACID — Don't confuse Meals on Wheels volunteers with typical pizza delivery drivers. Meals on Wheels drivers do more than drop off food and race off to the next customer; they deliver hot food to the homebound, and as regular visitors, they socialize while providing a safety net for older residents. If a client fails to answer the door without notice, phone calls are made to check on his or her health. For many who receive the home delivered hot meals, the person who brings the food and sticks around to chat might be the only outside contact for a day. ...more
February 19, 2008
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