Drone Crashes and Ignites at Cemex Property in Brooksville
A drone crashed and ignited during private testing on Cemex property along Citrus Way in Brooksville on July 30, with no injuries reported.
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Hernando Sun Hosts Candidate Forum at Brooksville Elks Lodge on July 25
The Hernando Sun hosted a candidate forum July 25, 2026, at Brooksville Elks Lodge No. 2582, featuring eight local and state races.
Brooksville Chamber Breakfast Tackles Business Law, Contract Pitfalls
Attorney George Angeliadis advised Brooksville business leaders on LLCs, permits, and the dangers of signing contracts without reading them.
Coach John Palmer Inducted into National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame
Coach John Palmer, son of renowned coach Willard “Dub” Palmer, inducted into National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame
Overnight Lane Closures on Deltona Boulevard in Brooksville for Sewer Work Starting July 22
Hernando County Utilities will close lanes on Deltona Boulevard nightly from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. July 22-24 and July 27 for sewer improvements.
Hernando County Lands $13.6 Million Federal Grant to Boost Brooksville Airport Development
Hernando County secured a $13.6 million federal grant to advance aviation development at Brooksville-Tampa Bay Regional Airport.
Brooksville Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday With White Wine, Rainbows, and Family From Across the Country
Norma Kania celebrated her 100th birthday on July 10 at Vitality Living, surrounded by 40-50 family and friends. Her secret? White wine with ice.
Hazardous Substance Found at May-Stringer House in Brooksville
Hazardous substance Picric acid found in donated item at May-Stringer House in Brooksville, prompting a response from Hernando County Fire Rescue and Sheriff’s Office.
Nature Coast Tech Senior Wins Essay Contest Celebrating America’s Diversity and Liberty
Nature Coast Tech senior Abby McAuley wins an essay contest arguing America’s diversity and enthusiasm for liberty drive its global influence.
Three Charged in Brooksville Armed Robbery After Victim Lured With Fake Tattoo Job
Three suspects, including two teens, are charged after a Brooksville man was lured with a fake tattoo job, then beaten and robbed at gunpoint.