March 2014
By Kevin Brady Perhaps you went a little hog wild during that baked bean sale last month. Or maybe you are a doomsday prepper who has enough rice and beans stored…
The Sun City Center FunFest brought out between 7,000 and 8,000 people on Saturday, March 15, as the clubs and organizations and some businesses showed visitors what they were all…
By Kevin Brady Local real estate agents are welcoming a new bill that will give relief to homeowners hurt by the recent overhaul of federal flood-insurance rates. After months of wrangling,…
By Mitch Traphagen Of all of the mammals I’ve met in my life, including humans, of course, a cat named Cora is among the very few who has somehow managed to…
By HAL OTT Love. Hope. Determination. Pride. Extreme Poverty. Progress. Resilience. These are but a few of the words that come to mind after my most recent visit to Haiti.…
By PENNY FLETCHER Monday, March 10, passed like any other early spring day in Sun City Center. With the temperature around 75 degrees, the tennis and volleyball courts and softball field…
By Kevin Brady Riverview will be rocking for a good cause May 3 when the South Shore Music Festival takes to the stage to benefit a wounded area veteran. The concert…
By PENNY FLETCHER It’s bad enough to be packed up in the middle of the night and taken away from home – often in a police car — with nothing but…
By Mitch Traphagen Don Guiley was once asked to consult at a geriatric facility for a man who was believed suffering from dementia. Guiley, the owner of A+ Hearing Center in…