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Wesley Chapel's wing game is about to get a serious challenger. Wingsnob is opening a new location at 30203 Wesley Chapel Blvd., Wesley Chapel, FL 33545 before the end of 2026 — bringing its fast-growing brand of bold, saucy chicken wings to one of the community's busiest commercial corridors.

One of Wesley Chapel's most popular recurring nights out is back. 2 Wheelz 1 Love Bike Night returns to KRATE at The Grove on Wednesday, June 24, from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM — and as always, it's completely free to attend.

As bee populations across the United States continue to decline at alarming rates, one Pasco County farm community is doing something about it — using artificial intelligence to monitor and protect its bee colonies in real time.

A landmark cultural project is getting closer to breaking ground in West Tampa, and the community has a chance to be part of making it happen. The Tampa Bay African American Arts and Cultural Center is holding its inaugural fundraising gala this Saturday, June 27, at the Florida Aquarium — and organizers say the momentum behind the project has never been stronger.

One of the most anticipated cultural celebrations in the entire Tampa Bay area is back and bigger than ever. The 6th Annual R.O.C. The Block Juneteenth Festival takes over the grounds outside Raymond James Stadium this Saturday, June 21, from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM — and admission is completely free.

Looking for a fun and memorable way to celebrate Father's Day this Sunday? The Pirate Water Taxi is offering free rides for dads on June 21 with the purchase of any paid ticket — making it one of the easiest and most unique Father's Day outings in the Tampa Bay area.

Animal lovers will have the chance to meet adoptable pets and support a great cause during a special pet adoption event at Subaru of Wesley Chapel on Saturday, June 20, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Election season is officially underway in Pasco County, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most consequential voting years in the region's recent history. The 2026 Midterm Election season begins with Primary elections on Tuesday, August 18, and Floridians will be voting for a new Governor, a U.S. Senator, U.S.

A federal policy change taking effect July 1 could make it significantly harder for nursing students across Tampa Bay — including those at USF and other local programs — to afford graduate-level education, and local advocates are pushing back.

A new way to connect with neighbors is coming to KRATE at The Grove. Udo Ulo Book Club is hosting its launch event — a casual meet and greet designed to introduce the group, the season's first book pick, and the kind of low-pressure community Wesley Chapel readers have been looking for.

A major redevelopment project aimed at transforming part of downtown New Port Richey is now complete. Railroad Square Park officially reopened to the public after eight months of construction that reshaped the district into a more walkable gathering space, transforming a portion of Nebraska Avenue into expanded pedestrian areas with seating and room for outdoor activity.

Krystal Woodley teaches students with special needs at Cypress Creek High School in a four-year program. The students, ages 18 to 22, learn life skills they will use once they graduate from the program. And the results speak for themselves.

Florida's proposed property tax amendment has been generating plenty of conversation about homeowner savings — but there's a side of this story that directly affects every Wesley Chapel resident's quality of life, especially heading into hurricane season. The Pasco County Mosquito Control District is warning that the property tax measure could significantly cut the funding it depends on to keep mosquito populations under control across the county.

Wesley Chapel's Italian food scene just got a fresh new player. Pasta Flame is now open in Wesley Chapel, serving fresh, made-to-order pasta with bold flavors — and the Truffle Chicken Alfredo is already a local favorite.

If you live in Ashton Oaks or drive through that corridor regularly, you've noticed the construction activity picking up on both sides of the neighborhood. Two significant projects are now actively underway flanking the established community — and together they're going to change what that stretch of Wesley Chapel looks and feels like.

Looking for a family-friendly summer outing? Keel Farms is bringing back its popular Watermelon Weekend on June 27 and 28 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring watermelon-themed activities, local vendors, food trucks, and more.

Beginning January 1, 2027, newly issued, renewed, and replacement Florida driver's licenses and state identification cards will include a designation indicating whether the cardholder is a U.S. citizen.

If you love customizable Mediterranean food, your new favorite lunch spot is almost ready. Hummus Republic has sign permits filed as of April 2026 and its hood suppression system is in final review — meaning the kitchen is close but not quite finished. An opening at The Hub at Lexington is expected very soon.

In the middle of one of Florida's biggest building booms, Pasco County just did something remarkable. Pasco County purchased 1,893 acres of land known as 4G Ranch for $68 million — the largest land acquisition in the county's history — with the goal of preserving it from development forever. The acquisition was announced during a June 1 event at the property and is part of the Environmental Lands Acquisition and Management Program.

Higher Growth is hosting a Girls Night Out at Avalon Park Wesley Chapel this Friday, June 19, starting at 7:00 PM at The Flats at Avalon Park Leasing Office, 4110 Avalon Park Blvd. If you've been looking for a fun reason to get out of the house this Friday, this is it.