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08/20/2026 · Dade City
Pasco County Completes Largest Land Buy: 1,893-Acre Ranch
Pasco County acquired the 1,893-acre 4G Ranch north of Land O' Lakes in a state-county partnership, creating an ecological corridor that protects wildlife movement and reduces crashes on State Road 52.
Pasco Removes 280 Tons of Trash in West County Cleanup
Pasco County crews removed 280 tons of trash from three West Pasco neighborhoods in recent community cleanups, with Moon Lake accounting for the bulk of the haul.
05/27/2026
San Antonio Tutor Builds Practice Around Individual Students
Angela Young, a former teacher, opened Yes You Can Tutoring to work one-on-one with students struggling in traditional classrooms.
05/21/2026
GoPasco Launches Mobile Ticketing App for Bus Riders
GoPasco now offers mobile ticketing through the Token Transit® app, allowing riders to purchase bus passes and board faster using their smartphones.
05/18/2026
Judge Irizarry Featured in Florida Bar News for Domestic Violence Work
Judge Irizarry was featured in Florida Bar News for her innovative work in Pasco County's domestic violence court, reducing recidivism and improving victim safety.
05/16/2026
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