Dade City

Downtown Dade City. - Julie Busch

Dade City maintains a delicate balance between celebrating its past and allowing its vibrant entrepreneurial spirit to guide its future. With rolling hills and a picturesque Main Street lined with antique shops, renovated inns and upscale bistros, its downtown tells a $5 million revitalization success story. Pasco Regional Medical Center, a five-star rated surgical facility, attracts physicians and patients from miles around, while nearby Saint Leo University, established in 1889, is a leader in online learning with 41 academic programs.

Dade City Features

Tampa Bay And Colombia: Growing Trade Partners In The Global Economy

By Alfred Goldberg Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Why should Tampa Bay make connections and build relationships with Colombia? Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions in Tampa explains the economic significance of why Colombia matters to Florida and local businesses.

Graduate Tampa Bay: The College Advantage

By Megan Hendricks Tuesday, October 02, 2012

What's the best investment you can make in yourself, your family and the local economy? Earn a college degree. That's what motivates participants in Graduate Tampa Bay as the region pursues the Talent Dividend.

Pearl In The Grove: Farm Fresh Southern Cooking In Dade City

By Matt Spencer Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Rebecca and Curtis Beebe want to do more than make you feel at home when you eat at Pearl in the Grove -- they want you to think about how the food gets to your plate. Their nearly two-year-old restaurant draws patrons out of Tampa Bay communities and into the heart of Dade City's farms with its simple, but elegant approach to southern cooking.

Tampa Bay Gardeners Unite For International Permaculture Day

By Matt Spencer Tuesday, May 15, 2012

What is permaculture? For some, it means a "permanent culture." For others, it's "permanent agriculture." But for all of its followers, it's a way of life. In Tampa Bay, it's one piece of a larger green food movement. Through the use of compost, rainwater harvesting and strategic plant selection, anyone can learn to reap the benefits of a self-sustaining garden.

What You Want: 83 Degrees Media Reader Survey

By Diane Egner Tuesday, October 18, 2011

When we asked readers why they read 83 Degrees Media, the response was overwhelmingly reaffirming and encouraging, with repeated calls for us to do even more stories about talent, innovation, diversity and environment. "GO! GO! GO!'' says one reader. So we decided to share a sampling of reader comments.

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