On Saturday, July 31, Central Alumni Tyrone Goodson, now residing in Ocala, traveled back to his childhood home turf in Brooksville. He and his close friends and family members took over Ernie Wever Youth Park to give back to the community he feels brought him success by offering a free youth football camp.
The Springstead volleyball program hosted their two-day summer volleyball camp on July 27 and 28 at the Springstead gym for 3rd to 8th graders.
The fanciful legend of Shrek has captivated audiences since the debut of the popular DreamWorks family film in 2001. Now the families of Hernando are sure to be entertained by “SHREK Jr.,” to be performed from August 13 to August 15 at the Live Oak Theatre, the Carol and Frank Morsani Center for the Arts, located at 21030 Cortez Boulevard, Brooksville.
Disassembly and removal of the wooden playground at Tom Varn Park began on Monday, August 2. Many community members shared photos online of the much loved playground as it was taken down.
Thanks to the efforts of a young local artist, and the aid of the Hernando County Fine Arts Council, a wall of the new Hernando County Administration office has become a canvas of a fine acrylic mural; it is a large-scale artistic collaboration and the piece truly represents Hernando County.
Hernando county is home to an abundance of talent that never ceases to amaze.
Desiree Kantrim, 92, is a relatively new resident of Brooksville who has brought a life's worth of artwork with her. She relocated here from Jacksonville where she was very active in the local art scene, being part of multiple groups to celebrate and work with hometown artists.
Be they rays of sunshine or life-sustaining meals for children in need, good things tend to multiply--especially when an entire community joins together to turn something good into something amazing.
The Florida Secretary of State has bequeathed a trio of honors on the Brooksville Main Street program; thus granting due acknowledgement to the program that spreads limitless enlightenment, education and entertainment throughout the community.
By MEGAN HUSSEY
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When guests attend the Summer Night Cash Bash, an event presented by Senica A/C and the Hernando Builders Association, Saturday, Aug. 21, they stand to win more than $11,000 in cash prizes, including a $10,000 grand prize. Food and music, fun, and prizes will also be up for offer at this event, to be hosted by Marvelous Marvin 6 p.m. to finish at the Hernando County Shrine Club, 13400 Montour St., Brooksville.
SPRING HILL- It’s something that has never been done in recent memory within the tri-county areas along the Gulf of Mexico with Citrus, Hernando and Pasco counties.
