Just because we don’t have true fall weather in Tampa Bay, doesn’t mean we can’t get in on the fall-themed fun. From haunted houses to family festivals, below are a few events that kick off in September. Fall Festivals Fall Family Fest Location: Water Works Park, downtown Tampa Date: Sept. 22 Time: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. […]
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The month of May includes observances like Mother’s Day, International Day of Families, and National Women’s Health Month. What is the common thread? Women. May is also Mental Health Awareness Month, making this a great time to examine how people, especially women, are practicing self-care. Are you finding a good balance between your responsibilities and
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Now that our community is 30-plus years old, there are areas that are beginning to show their age. One of those areas is the West Park Village Plaza – what many consider to be the heart of Westchase. During the April 6, 2022, Westchase CDD meeting, Supervisor Greg Chesney presented the idea to redesign and
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The results are in for WOW’s 2023 Holiday Decorating Contest. Our panel of judges spent the weekend taking in all of the wonderful holiday decorations from the list of submissions this year and they all agreed, we have some top-notch decorations in Westchase and our Northwest neighborhoods! Winners are listed below, as well as a
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There was a time when dining out was simply a precursor to the main event of the evening. A night out used to consist of dinner and a movie or dinner and dancing. And while that is still the case on occasion, more and more, dining out is becoming the main event as restaurants find
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Historically, the phrase, “you play (run, throw, hit) like a girl” has been hurled as an insult on school yards and sports fields. In recent years, a movement has ensued to flip the script and empower young women to redefine what it means to play like a girl. Karlie Mintzer, Recreation Assistant Supervisor at the
