A gift for growing: 14-Year-old finds his calling in horticulture
From growing exotic fruits to other unique plants, one local teenager is using his passions, and his green thumb, to…
Lawsuits plague medical sterilization company involved in release of carcinogen near USF, Temple Terrace
A neighborhood near USF is among dozens of communities nationwide engaged in lawsuits against a company that is accused of…
Crystal River mechanic in his 80s still working on airplanes
Little Mike Crowell Jr. has been working on airplanes since the 1960s, and nothing seems to be stopping him. Crowell…
Four-wheel motocross draws racer despite risks
Motocross comes with serious risks, but for one racer, the injuries haven’t been enough to stop. Nick Carelli knows the…
Real hope for food insecurity brings people to Real Hope
The Bell Shoals Baptist Church Real Hope House has been spreading food and gospel alike to those in need. Latike…
Buddy Baseball coaching gratifies USF student
USF sophomore Aiden Morales spends his Saturdays a little bit different than most college students. After working with the Buddy…
The gatekeeper of campus sports news for the Oracle
Every sports story that reaches the public from the USF Oracle passes through Mithil Vyas’ decision first. The sports editor…
Self-proclaimed ‘sports hater’ goes to a game for the first time
Liam Salb despises the idea of watching a game of sports. “I much prefer indoor activities, sports has just never…
InEd Studios at USF provides hands-on production learning for students
Students at the Zimmerman School are gaining real-world media experience through internships at InEd Studios, where hands-on training is helping…
Carnival museum hosts memorabilia from the big top’s heyday
The Carnival World Museum in Gibsonton is a one-of-a-kind spot that features photos from years of traveling shows in America…