Virtual Palm Harbor Community Services Board Meeting Set For Aug. 19

The public is invited to submit comments.

I Will Not Forget!

As I go into the voting booth, here is what I'll be thinking about.

What Happens if Trump Loses?

10 things to think about in a Biden presidency.

Salty Lime Cantina Expands Culinary Offerings

The restaurant offers fusion Mexican flavor in downtown Palm Harbor.

What Is The New Normal?

It is nothing like the 20th century.

How is the Fight for Florida Shaping Up?

An increase in voter registration indicates an historic turnout.

Limited Rainfall Leads To North County Reclaimed Water Shortage

Residents are reminded to adhere to watering schedule and urged to take additional conservation steps.

Emily's Family Restaurant in Crystal Beach is back open!

Safe, Clean, Reasonably Priced

American Cities: Home to "Unfriendly" Fire

The violence of New York, Chicago, and Atlanta.

Voter Fraud is Dirty Business

How will the Democrats cheat this time?

An Open Letter to GOP Candidates

Time to get off your derrières.

Where Did Our Patriotism Go?

"Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their countrymen."

July’s Message From The Palm Harbor Library Director: “ABC Of Reading”

This art book club has been meeting for a decade.

The Summer of Hate

Enough is enough!

Are We Forgetting the Pledge?

Indivisible?

Who is Really Dividing the Country?

It is not the president.

Take & Make @ Home Projects Available From Palm Harbor Library

Projects include greeting cards, a hexagonal shelf and creative writing,

Joke With Rifle Turns Deadly For Friends: Pinellas Sheriff

A Clearwater man died after he was accidentally shot by a friend Thursday night in Palm Harbor.

Excessive Use of Profanity

Why do we accept it?

Former Pinellas Tax Collectors Endorse Joyell Bobala

Diane Nelson and Fred Petty endorse Joyell Bobala

The Need for Critical Thinking

You get things done through people.

Pinellas Schools Seek Bus Drivers; Classes Start June 15

Wanted: people who love kids, don't mind noise and have eyes in the backs of their heads.

Dance Team Auditions

Fusion Dance Company Holds Competition Team Auditions for 2020-21 Dance Season On Friday June 12

Beware of the Lincoln Project

Democrats in GOP clothing.

Understanding the Insurrection Act of 1807

And the parallel to yesteryear.

Car Burglaries Spiking In Pinellas County; Follow These Tips

Following a spate of vehicle burglaries throughout Pinellas County, the sheriff's office is reminding residents to secure their cars.

The Politics of George Floyd

ntifa raises its ugly head again.

Everything You Know is Wrong

Gosh, I hope not.

Where Does the Hate Come From?

How people use the Internet to vent their rage at Republicans.

Pinellas Students Named National Merit Scholarship Recipients

Six Pinellas County high school students are recipients of the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Competition.

Palm Harbor University High Student Named Coca-Cola Scholar

Kiran Ganga, a Palm Harbor University High senior, has been selected as a member of the 32nd class of Coca-Cola Scholars.

New TBCtampa.com Supports Tampa Bay Conservatives

For Tampa Bay Conservatives, By Tampa Bay Conservatives.

Indifference in Customer Service

Just "okay" is not okay.

Curlew Hills Cancels Memorial Day - But Still Honors Veterans

Curlew Hills Cancels Memorial Day Ceremony Due to COVID 19, But Continues to Honor Veterans with Other Traditions

The Power Of The Inverted Triangle

For management, which triangle do you follow?

Doctor's Urgent Care Clinics Offer Free Coronavirus Tests

Doctor’s Urgent Care Walk-In Clinic is offering free coronavirus testing​ at its clinics in Palm Harbor, Holiday and Trinity.

Former Mitchell High Teacher Accused Of Videotaping Students

Before the students arrived at his home for a pool party, detectives said Thomas Kovack set up a motion-activated camera in his bathroom.

The First Thing We Do, Let's Kill All the Bean Counters

With apologies to William Shakespeare.

Mike Pence Awaits His Turn

Will he run in 2024?

Primate Sanctuary Desperately Needs Donations During Shutdown

The coronavirus closures have had a devastating impact on the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary, which receives no government funding.