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Stone gargoyle sculpture on a pedestal, lit by warm amber light at night.

Wesley Chapel's Warlock House opens night tours through October

The VanDercar family's eight-acre art sanctuary in Wesley Chapel's Quail Hollow neighborhood offers $10 guided night tours of illuminated sculptures, dragons and gargoyles every Tuesday and Friday through October.

A man in a white uniform plays a board game with a young child at a hospital table.

Pasco boy struck on SR 52 smiles for first time after seven-week coma

Asher Thompson, 10, is showing facial expressions including smiling and crying after nearly seven weeks in a medically induced coma following a June 12 crash on State Road 52 in Hudson, his mother told WFLA. A community fundraiser is set for Saturday, Aug. 1, at Mitchell Field in New Port Richey.

Police officer in dark uniform holding an orange leash attached to a large emu near railroad tracks.

Dade City police capture emu found wandering through town

Dade City police officers chased down and safely captured a loose emu that was roaming town streets on Sunday, July 26, with no injuries reported. Pasco County residents can call Animal Services at (813) 929-1212 to report loose or dangerous animals.

Elderly man in a World War II Veteran cap seated between two uniformed officials at an indoor event.

104-year-old Buffalo Soldier Roy Caldwood honored at New Tampa celebration

More than 150 people gathered at the New Tampa Recreation Center on June 30 to celebrate both America's 250th birthday and the 104th birthday of Roy Caldwood, a Bronze Star recipient and Buffalo Soldier who lives in the Grand Hampton community near Wesley Chapel.

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