During the February City Commission meeting, the mayor and other commissioners honored Scoutmaster Mathew Pinder and Dunedin’s Scout Troop 10 and celebrated its 100th anniversary.

DUNEDIN — City officials continue to show their passion for preserving and commemorating Dunedin's past.

DUNEDIN — Two months from now, city officials expect to celebrate the acquisition of the 44-acre Gladys-Douglas Hackworth property.

DUNEDIN — City officials are preparing to offer a down-to-earth free program to residents that will help protect the environment.

Persistence paid off for the partners involved in efforts to preserve the Gladys Douglas-Hackworth property. They have raised enough money to buy the 44-acre site at the corner of Virginia Avenue and Keene Road.

February celebrates Black History Month and for many reasons I wanted to reminisce about Dwike “Ivory” Mitchell Jr., who I had the opportunity to meet several times before he passed away. Unfortunately, Mitchell died before the Dunedin History Museum had the opportunity to video him about hi…

DUNEDIN — A structure built in 1921 has served the community well for its value to the city's arts and history.

DUNEDIN — City officials want to make sure that the ebb and flow of their utility services continue efficiently for a long time. So rate increases are coming.

DUNEDIN — After weeks of getting an earful on a controversy involving a boat fuel spill at the Dunedin marina, city officials decided against terminating lease agreements for two slip renters.

DUNEDIN — When it comes to candles, good fragrance is in the nose of the beholders — whether they're getting a whiff of an orange-blossom candle or a whiskey candle.

DUNEDIN — County, city and community leaders announced Dec. 30 that they are closing in on acquiring the Douglas-Hackworth property, but they need the public to put up another $2.5 million in order to make it happen.

DUNEDIN — Even Santa Claus uses a drive-thru now and then.

Thanks to the coronavirus crisis, it’s safe to say 2020 was a year that made everyone think about going back in time. For Dunedin resident Bradley Despaigne, a traveling nurse who has faced the pandemic head-on, escaping the chaos and pain caused by COVID-19 was as simple as walking out to his garage.

DUNEDIN — Tamara Helms didn't have the appetite to get back into the restaurant business until she learned about an opportunity for her in downtown Dunedin.

DUNEDIN — Metaphorical, sophisticated, wonderful. City officials are using a bevy of adjectives to describe the artwork concept for their proposed new government center.

DUNEDIN — An anonymous couple, referred to as “nature lovers,” have pledged to give $2 million to the city for the purchase of the 43-acre Gladys Douglas-Hackworth property.

DUNEDIN — The Downtown Dunedin Merchants Association presented the Orange Award to Tampa Bay Newspapers marketing executive Kristina Garcia for her work in the community.

DUNEDIN — When Jessica Palenchar was in third grade while living in Satellite Beach, she joined her first environmental club: Defenders of Wildlife.

In honor of Veterans Day, I am proud to introduce this piece about a Dunedin History Museum member who grew up in Dunedin. “AC” recently retired with 41 years of military and government civilian service.

DUNEDIN — Introducing Henry and Sylvia — a pair of turtles that will adorn a mural on the Curlew Water Tower.

DUNEDIN — Attend a polluter's education class? That, in so many words, may eventually be an option for violators of city stormwater regulations.