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A Century on Main Street
The historic Richey Suncoast Theatre is celebrating 100 years of bringing movies, music, and live entertainment to downtown New Port Richey
Long before streaming services, giant TVs, and endless scrolling, there was movie night at the theater.
This year, the Richey Suncoast Theatre is celebrating its 100th anniversary, marking a century as one of New Port Richey's most recognizable landmarks. Since opening in 1926, the theater has evolved from showing silent films to hosting concerts, comedians, plays, classic movies, and community performances, all while remaining a centerpiece of downtown.
Like many historic theaters across the country, it has seen its share of challenges over the decades. But thanks to restoration efforts and strong community support, the theater continues to thrive as a gathering place where residents can experience live entertainment in a building that's become part of Pasco County's history.
As New Port Richey continues to grow, it's easy to get excited about what's being built next. Milestones like this are also a reminder that some of the community's greatest treasures have already been here for generations. After 100 years, that's a story worth celebrating.
Managing 20 units used to feel like managing 20 jobs.
A burst pipe at the Oak Street fourplex. A late-checkout request on the Scottsdale rental. A vendor invoice that does not match the work order. Rent posted late on two units.
That used to be your week. Now Viktor runs it from one Slack thread.
He dispatches the plumber after collecting three competing quotes, reconciles every rent payment against the bank deposits and chases the two that are late, adjusts your short-term rental pricing for the weekend demand spike, and ships the owner report with a cash flow forecast. He does it without being asked, then posts what he did for approval.
He lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, connects to 3,200+ tools, and runs the ops layer that used to need a full back office. The work that makes 20 units feel like 2.
"Viktor is like the most capable all-round colleague you can imagine." Sam, CEO, Givr.
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Remember Those Data Centers We Told You About?
Pasco County's proposed data center moratorium is moving one step closer to a final vote
A few weeks ago, we told you Pasco County leaders were considering hitting the pause button on large-scale data centers. Now there's an update.
County commissioners have moved the proposed one-year moratorium forward after hearing hours of public comment from residents concerned about the potential impact these facilities could have on water supplies, electricity demand, noise, and nearby neighborhoods. The temporary pause would give county staff time to study the issue and develop regulations before any large data center projects move ahead. A final public hearing and vote is scheduled for July 14.
It's worth pointing out that this isn't a permanent ban.
County leaders have repeatedly said the goal is to better understand how data centers would fit into Pasco's long-term plans before approving projects that could have significant infrastructure demands. As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital services continue to expand, communities across Florida are wrestling with the same question: How do you balance economic development with protecting local resources?
We'll continue following the discussion, because whatever decision is ultimately made could help shape the future of growth in Pasco County for years to come.
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