The Rolling Pin Kitchen Emporium, owned by Karen West and her chef husband, Dave, offers more than just a wide selection of gourmet foods, tools and cutlery. The Culinary Center is a great spot for cooking classes, chef demonstrations and events.
Before the afternoon's heavy rains from Tropical Storm Debby, construction continued at Brandon High School today, June 26. Under construction is a turn lane and a larger parking and student drop-off area at the Victoria Street school's main entrance.
Local residents interviewed June 25 reflect on how Tropical Storm Debby, still off the Gulf Coast of Florida, has made an impact in their lives and property.
The third Copper Bell Cafe celebrity chef event for "Cooking for a Cause III” was held June 25 in Brandon. Jen Holloway of Bright House Networks earmarked proceeds and gratuities for the Hillsborough Achievement and Resource Centers.
Photos capture a look at what Tropical Storm Debby has brought to bear on the local scene. Post your own and give testament to the effects of heavy rains and strong winds, including flooding, debris and downed trees and power lines.
"Cooking for a Cause III" continues June 25 at the Copper Bell Cafe in Brandon, with celebrity chef Jen Holloway, marketing director for Bright House Networks. All proceeds and gratuities benefit Hillsborough Achievement and Resource Centers (HARC).
Motorists are being warned of flooding, fallen trees, downed power lines and faulty traffic signals at these roads and intersections in Hillsborough County. Updates will be forthcoming as Tropical Storm Debby continues to make its presence known.
Chick-fil-A of Lake Brandon Village is back with an extended “Summer Fun Flicks” program, Tuesdays at AMC The Regency 20. Eight movies for $1, with proceeds benefiting ECHO, Center Place and the YMCA.
Summer's here and it's a good time to get out of the kitchen and into the community. Share in Brandon Patch Readers' Choice 2012 your favorites in eight categories involving meals, dessert and coffee.
Essays on their "most rewarding volunteer experience" help earn two graduating seniors, from Armwood High School and East Bay High, scholarships from the GFWC Brandon Junior Woman's Club. Each scholarship was for $500.
As Tropical Storm Debby makes her presence known in Greater Brandon area and beyond, it's a good time to remember the things you need to know to stay safe during the 2012 hurricane season. These numbers and links will keep you at the ready.
Motorists are being warned of flooding, fallen trees, downed power lines and faulty traffic signals at these roads and intersections in Hillsborough County.
Stories for the week ending June 23 included reports on the FHSAA sanctions for Armwood High football, Cooking for a Cause III, updates on the Brandon Skate Park and First Baptist Ministries and Activities Center and more.
Florida Governor Rick Scott will join Adam Putnam, commissioner of agriculture, and Sharon Day, co-chair of the Republican National Committee, as featured speakers at the June 23 “Lincoln Day Dinner” at the A La Carte Event Pavilion in Tampa.
Voters at President Barack Obama's campaign stop at the Dale Mabry campus of Hillsborough Community College in Tampa heard from an incumbent who said, "I need you to still believe in me."
The Hillsborough County Emergency Operations Center issued a mid-afternoon report June 22 that called for Tampa Bay residents to review hurricane preparedness plans and keep a watchful eye on weekend weather.
On stage June 22 at the First Baptist Brandon Ministries and Activities Center (MAC) is the School of Fine Arts summer camp, youth production of “Seussical the Musical,” based on the books by Dr. Seuss.
B. Lee Elam is one of two candidates hoping to raise enough money for charity to be named the honorary mayor of Brandon at the Greater Brandon Fourth of July Parade.
The First Baptist Brandon Ministry and Activities Center (MAC) on Parsons Avenue sports two basketball courts, also for volleyball and tennis, an indoor track, fitness and weight room, cafe, “Kidzone," classes and camps. Public memberships available.
The Weather Channel reports that coastal residents from Mexico to Florida should pay attention to a slowly developing system in the Gulf of Mexico. Should it develop into a tropical storm or hurricane, it would be named Debby.