Pasco Connect Magazine

12/01/2026

Save the Dates: AAC of Pasco County Announces Community Events for 2026
The African American Club of Pasco County (AAC) is kicking off 2026 with a powerful lineup of cultural, historical, and community-centered events. From honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to celebrating Black history and fellowship, AAC invites members and the wider community to participate, volunteer, and connect.
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12/01/2026

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11/01/2026

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Pastor Johnson, the author of I Didn’t Want to Comb My Hair, opens up about her journey through depression and her husband's battle with drug addiction in an exclusive interview that promises to be both powerful and inspiring. Regina Holliday shares a dynamic poem that will uplift and motivate...

11/01/2026

The Pasco County community is mourning the tragic loss of Izeal Peterson, a 30-year-old man whose life was cut short by gun violence in the early hours of New Year’s Day.
According to reports, the shooting occurred around 12:30 a.m. in the parking lot of Gulf View Square Mall in Port Richey. The incident followed an argument between two men that escalated into gunfire. Peterson had been attending a New Year’s Eve celebration at The Vault, an event venue located next to the mall.

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11/01/2026

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Save the Dates: AAC of Pasco County Announces Community Events for 2026 The African American Club of Pasco County (AAC) is kicking off 2026 ...

10/01/2026

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Strengthening Families, Building Futures: Healthy Families Pasco–Hernando at Work Healthy families are the foundation of strong communities,...

10/01/2026

Strengthening Families, Building Futures: Healthy Families Pasco–Hernando at Work
Healthy families are the foundation of strong communities, and Healthy Families Pasco–Hernando, an affiliate of Healthy Families America®, continues to play a vital role in supporting parents and children across our region.
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07/01/2026

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07/01/2026

Stub It Out for Good: Free To***co Cessation Program Comes to Hudson
Quitting to***co is one of the most powerful decisions a person can make for their health—and their wallet. This January, residents in Hudson and surrounding Pasco County communities will have the opportunity to take that step with support through a free, four-week adult to***co cessation course hosted at the Hudson School – Community Health & Resource Center (CHRC).

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07/01/2026

This month, Pasco Connect Magazine shines a compassionate spotlight on homelessness. Our cover features James Walters, Pasco County’s first Homeless Program Manager, working to transform the system from the inside out. Explore lived experiences, prevention strategies, veterans’ pathways to services, and a remarkable personal story of a woman who rebuilt her life after a decade of homelessness. With community insights, interactive elements, and the debut of columnist Pat Morris, this issue invites readers to learn, reflect, and take action.

This month, Pasco Connect Magazine shines a compassionate spotlight on homelessness. Our cover features James Walters, Pasco County’s first Homeless Program Manager, working to transform the system from the inside out. Explore lived experiences, prevention strategies, veterans’ pathways to servi...

24/12/2025

We were also treated to an incredible performance by the Unapologetically Me Dance Group, one of the club’s youth enrichment programs providing after-school activities, tutoring, and healthy meals every Wednesday and Thursday. The club’s commitment to our youth runs deep, having awarded over $100,000 in scholarships over the years.

PCM was in the building at the African American Club of Pasco County’s Annual Holiday Party at Paradise Point Clubhouse in New Port Richey, and it was a whol...