The Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce each year holds a Trick or Treat Street event at Riverview High School, where thousands of people show up, with or without costume, to meet with and get goodies from Greater Brandon/Riverview businesses.
The last day to register to vote and to change your party affiliation is Oct. 9, reports the Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections office. Here's a list of key dates and notes to remember as the 2012 General Election fast approaches.
Carol Marden, the organizer of the Greater Seffner Relay For Life dinner theater banquet at The Regent offers praise and words of hope for those who helped stage the event and for those living with and through cancer.
Chris Colwill, who mastered his childhood diving techniques at the Brandon Sports & Aquatic Center, has agreed to head the center's Blue Wave diving program. The Olympian will be at BSAC on Oct. 13 and 20 to conduct free dive clinics.
Armwood High School cheerleader Chris Turner, sporting a pink senior T-shirt for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, executes 25 spread-eagle jumps before a home crowd at Lyle Flagg Field in Seffner.
The Armwood Hawks are undefeated in league play (3-0) and 5-0 overall following the team's 20-16 win over the Sickles Gryphons at Lyle Flagg Field in Seffner on Oct. 5.
The Brandon Eagles lost their fifth game of the season with a 35-13 upset at Newsome High School on Oct. 5. Brandon has yet to win a game this season.
The Westfield Brandon Family Fun Day in October features seasonal stories, snacks and crafts and a chance to win a $250 gift card to a newly opened eatery in the mall's Restaurant Courtyard. (Clue: Feeling a Bahama breeze?)
Game time Oct. 5 is 7:30 p.m. for the Brandon High School Eagles, who travel to Lithia to face the Newsome Wolves.
Game time Oct. 5 is 7:30 p.m. for the Armwood High School Hawks on their home turf. They host the Sickles High School Gryphons at Lyle Flagg Field in Seffner.
A large turnout showed up for the fundraiser banquet on behalf of the 2013 Seffner Relay For Life. Community theater actors performed "A History of Broadway" for an event that a cancer survivor helped organize.
Members of local Republican clubs held a watch party at O’Brien’s Irish Pub and Restaurant in Brandon for the Oct. 3 Presidential Debate. Their views, clearly apparent, were weighed against young patrons who reported no party affiliation.
Community theater veterans under the direction of Domin Pazo, organized by Stagedoor Performing Art’s Josie Costa, performed “A History of Broadway” for diners at the Seffner Relay For Life banquet on Oct. 3.
