On Saturday, March 20, the Hernando County Chamber of Commerce held its third annual Home and Garden Show. It would have been its fourth had the show not been canceled last year due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
This year’s event took place at American Aviation adjacent to the Hernando County Airport with more than fifty vendors and exhibitors participating. Most were chamber members, but non-members also participated.
Spring sports are in full bloom this time of year and amidst the exciting games and rivalries, some amazing opportunities are popping up as well. In fact on March 24, volleyball player Mackenzie Meyers from Hernando Christian Academy signed her letter of intent to Florida Gateway College in Lake City. The Hernando Christian lion has worked hard to get where she is, she trains about 4 out of 7 days of the week and she's been playing for about 5 years now. She also has team practice two days of the week and does weight training and cardio two other days.
One team that has been a thorn in the side for Pasco-Hernando State College when they reach the playoffs is Florida Gateway College. The Bobcats were finally able to break through last weekend against FGC in the final seconds.
Talented and well-dressed pups showed up on Saturday, March 27, 2021 to compete in contests and mingle with other furry counterparts at the Rotary of Spring Hill Central’s St. Puppy’s Day in the Park.
(Brooksville, FL) Hernando County Utilities Department (HCUD) announces the launch of its new online billing and payment service through Invoice Cloud. This service will offer HCUD customers greater flexibility to view and pay their water bills online. This new, easy-to-use payment portal provides customers with quick access to their account to view bills, check their balance, make payments and enroll in paperless billing.
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