Brooksville Public Works Department Announces Spring Street Sweeping Schedule

Brooksville's Public Works Department announced its spring street sweeping schedule, starting next Monday, April 21, to clean roadways and prevent storm drain blockages.

Apr 16

Square Footage: Questions, Irregularities, Confusion

Apr 16

10 Tips to Save Water for Water Conservation Month in Brooksville

Apr 16

Beasley Farm Update: Local Landmark Prepares for Spring Season

Apr 16

Brooksville Home Prices See Relief as New Construction Increases

Apr 16

FWC Announces New Fishing Limits for Speckled Trout and Redfish in Hernando County

New FWC regulations for speckled trout and redfish harvesting in Hernando County, including Brooksville, will take effect on May 1, 2026, impacting local anglers with reduced bag limits.

Apr 16

Moving Scams Are Back with S. Fla. a Hotbed of Activity

Apr 16

New Guidelines Could Change How Florida Doctors Treat Childhood Infections

New guidelines seek to curb unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions for children with common upper respiratory infections. The recommendations address concerns about antibiotic overuse and potential side effects. Experts emphasize many of these infections are viral and do not respond to antibiotics.

Apr 16

Family Fitness Through Taekwondo in Titusville

Apr 16

Adult Martial Arts Program Kicks Off at Titusville Recreation Department

Apr 16

With gem from Gray, Red Sox flip narrative of homestand

Apr 16

Bradenton's Own Rookie Sensation Shakes Up MLB with Unique Swing

Apr 16

Brooksville Residents Brace for Mortgage Rate Surge, Highest Weekly Jump in 35 Years

Brooksville residents are grappling with the highest weekly jump in mortgage rates in 35 years, impacting home affordability and purchasing power across the community.

Apr 16

Mortgage Rates Poised to Rise as U.S. Treasury Yields Surge

Apr 16

Single-Family Rentals: A Good Deal for Investors

Apr 16

Brooksville Sees Rise in Construction Tied to Second-Home Market Trends

Apr 16

Brooksville Not Among Florida's Top Master-Planned Communities

Apr 16

Florida Students' Tobacco Use on the Rise, National Report Shows

A recent report in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) indicates a rise in the use of emerging tobacco products like e-cigarettes and hookahs among middle and high school students. The study highlights a trend in tobacco use within this demographic.

Apr 16

Florida Public Libraries Weigh Impact of Digital Textbook Shift

Apr 16

Why Light Adjustable Lenses Are a Game-Changer Compared to Standard Lenses

Light Adjustable Lenses offer Brooksville residents undergoing cataract surgery the ability to fine-tune their vision after the lens is implanted, a significant advancement over standard lenses.

Apr 16

Brooksville Housing Market Navigates Post-Pandemic Landscape

Apr 16

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Apr 16

Spring Hill Residents Consider Scalp Micropigmentation for Hair Loss Solutions

Apr 16

What Is A Hair Tattoo?

Apr 16

The Golden Ratio: Nature's Secret Code in Your Own Backyard

Ever wondered why some flowers look so perfect? Or why seashells spiral in such an appealing way? The answer may lie in a mathematical sequence that's all around us.

Apr 16

Bridging the Divide: Mastering the Art of Cross-Platform Harmony

Apr 16

The Streaming Wars: Can Anyone Win?

Apr 16

The Streaming Wars: Are We Officially Drowning in Content?

Apr 16

Bridging the Gap: Cultivating Good Karma Across Platforms

Apr 16

Grant Seafood Festival Sparks Weekend Openings for Local Establishments

The Grant Seafood Festival this weekend is prompting local businesses to adjust hours, with some offering a special Saturday-only opening to accommodate increased visitor traffic.

Apr 16

Optimism Abounds Over Dunedin Gateway Project

Apr 16

Meet Judy McGrath at Hearthstone Gardens

Apr 16

Why the Ultra-Wealthy Are Flocking To This Florida City in 2026, According to Grant Cardone

Apr 16

Florida Leads Nation in ICE Spending: Local Fiscal and Community Impact

Apr 16

Severe Weather Batters Midwest as 50M Brace for Tornadoes, Hail

More than 50 million Americans across a 1,500-mile corridor from Texas to Michigan face an ongoing severe weather onslaught, with at least 14 tornadoes already confirmed and damaging winds reaching 88 mph. A Level 3 enhanced risk remains in effect through Wednesday as storms continue to shift south, threatening major cities including Chicago, Detroit, and Oklahoma City.

Apr 16

RAM's Free Clinics Rescue Thousands from Insurance Nightmares

Apr 16

Feds Launch $500M Cleanup of Massive Nuclear Waste Dump Near Apollo

Apr 16

Antarctic Icon Faces Extinction: Emperor Penguin Declared Endangered

Apr 16

Family Demands Answers After Influencer Dies Days After Proposal in Zanzibar

Apr 16