How many times have you wished you could go back in time and reminisce with an older loved one who is no longer living? Ask questions? Capture those treasured emotions and memories?

CLEARWATER — At Palm Harbor University High School, exceptional students are already preparing themselves for a career in business, marketing, and other fields.

PALM HARBOR — Lisa Nicole Cane, a performing arts teacher from Palm Harbor, got a chance this summer to do something she’s never done.

EAST LAKE — The crowd that showed up at the East Lake Community Library on July 15 for the Council of North County Neighborhoods’ latest legislative update wasn’t the largest in the organization’s 11-year history.

PALM HARBOR — Peter Brennan was 7 when he first set sail in an 11-foot plastic foam boat with the Kool cigarettes logo on its sail.

EAST LAKE — Former LPGA star Jan Stephenson, who now owns a golf course in Palm Harbor, was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame during a ceremony in California that took place during the week of the 119th U.S. Open, at the famed Pebble Beach Golf Links.

PALM HARBOR — Lights, camera, action. East Lake High School has a new drama teacher.

PALM HARBOR — The Suncoast Primate Sanctuary has provided a safe haven for animals in need of shelter and care for more than 70 years.

PALM HARBOR — According to official statistics, more than 800 children have died after being left in a hot car in the last 20 years, including 52 nationwide in 2018, a record no one wants to see eclipsed.

CLEARWATER – Palm Harbor University entered Saturday night’s championship game swinging the hottest bats of the weekend.

Less than a week after top PGA Tour players depart Innisbrook, the resort will play host to professionals from another sport. The inaugural Innisbrook Tennis Open starting Sunday will feature several top-100 players as well an Invesco Series senior match play event featuring tennis legends Jim Courier, James Blake, Mardy Fish and one of the greatest players of all time, John McEnroe.

PALM HARBOR — Giving up your Saturday afternoon to go clean up a dirty beach. Going to a soup kitchen to help feed the homeless. Volunteering and giving up your time to help make your community a better place.

Everyone seemed to be delighted with the recent English Tea on March 2. Both morning and afternoon sessions were sold out! Most participants wore fancy hats to enjoy the spirited conversation and lovely refreshments served at the annual tea, just one of the unique and exciting events offered…

PALM HARBOR — Constructed of bricks and an old bell salvaged from a building destroyed by fire, congregants first gathered in 1925 at the single-story church now known as the Rheba Sutton White Chapel, 1190 Georgia Ave., Palm Harbor.

PALM HARBOR — Being a young girl from India it is hard to receive a good education. Young girls are being thought to cook and clean all day and don’t have time to learn math or science. 

The 2019 Valspar Championship is scheduled for March 18-24 at Innisbrook Golf Resort in Palm Harbor, and during the kickoff luncheon, there was one question on everyone’s mind. Will Tiger Woods return? According to tournament officials, the answer is maybe.

PALM HARBOR — A student at Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts, spent her winter break on a mission trip to Ecuador. It was an eye-opening experience.

PALM HARBOR — Traffic concerns, Penny for Pinellas uses and sidewalk repairs are among the topics the Council of North County Neighborhoods hopes to address this year.

PALM HARBOR – One of the first projects that came across Nancy McKibben’s county office desk about 13 years ago was the expansion of Wall Springs Park.

PALM HARBOR – The Palm Harbor Historical Society announces its 20th annual English Tea on Saturday, March 2.

PALM HARBOR – December is a month for giving, and not just toys, electronics and gift cards.

EAST LAKE — If Jan Stephenson was at the peak of her fame today, the professional golfer, recognized as much for her exploits off the course as her prolific career on the links, would most likely be a social media star with millions of followers.

PALM HARBOR – In February 1904, the first Phi Beta Psi Sorority chapter was founded by May Eva Lied in Columbus, Ohio. The purpose of the organization, which was not college based, was “to promote fraternal relations among its members,” according to its website.

PALM HARBOR – Laying in a hospital bed scared and lonely wondering what will happen next. Staring at the wall waiting. Wishing you could be anywhere else.

PALM HARBOR – When Erine Koulianos got a call in the early morning hours in September 2014, she raced to the scene and saw smoke billowing out from the roof of St. Raphael’s Orthodox Church on Riviere Road in Palm Harbor.

PALM HARBOR – A few months ago, Innisbrook Managing Director Mike Williams revealed some of the projects the Palm Harbor golf resort was undergoing, including remodeling all 300 guest rooms as well as a complete overhaul of the greens on two of the resort’s championship level courses.

Tarpon Woods Golf Club and the Lighthouse organization celebrated National Blind Sports Awareness Day.

PALM HARBOR – A puppy found on the side of the road hurt and scared, wondering where its next meal will come from or where he will sleep tonight. Terrified and alone, he tries to find a warm place to sleep.

It didn’t take long for Ruby the dog to make herself at home at Palm Harbor’s Fire Station 65. “My first experience with Ruby was the gift she left me on the carpet in my office,” Craig Maciuba, the fire chief, said. “But I guess that’s what puppies do.” Ruby has made up for that accident, to say the least. Not only was she adopted by Palm Harbor Fire Rescue in September, she received her badge during an oath-of-office ceremony on Oct. 12 that featured her offering up a paw print to seal the deal.

PALM HARBOR – As a new, first-time mom, Caroline Sakla was doing a little exploring but was frustrated with what she said was the area’s lack of meaningful places to be for her and Jacob, her little one.

PALM HARBOR – When it comes to community institutions, Moose International is right up there with the Elks, the American Legion, the Rotary Club and the VFW in terms of longevity.

PALM HARBOR — “Never Forget” has become the mantra for 9/11 remembrance ceremonies across the country in the wake of the 2001 tragedy, and organizers of the 2018 memorial event at Curlew Hills Memory Gardens in Palm Harbor made sure this year’s ceremony won’t soon be forgotten.

It’s important to get children to want to move for physical fitness. I often hear 4-year-olds saying “I’m tired” after one song/movement activity! How sad is that? Our sedentary society has turned children into non-physical beings. A natural partner to music is movement. Let’s explore its va…

PALM HARBOR – Many communities lack school clubs that are a judge-free zone to help young students build self-esteem and improve study habits and stress.

PALM HARBOR – In many ways, Andrew Long is a typical teen. The East Lake High School Academy of Engineering junior enjoys playing baseball and hanging out with friends and family, and he wants to go to college and study architecture when he graduates.

PALM HARBOR – “If more people spent time serving, instead of expecting, the world would be a better place.”

PALM HARBOR – Dick Hart’s travels always have barbecue on the itinerary.

PALM HARBOR – A hot weight room running drills and preparing for the match this weekend. Sweat dripping down your face. Perfecting moves on the mat.