Primpin Ain’t Easy
PetsA little pet primping: For a freshen-up that doesn’t involve convincing your dog that the bathtub is actually fun, check out Primpin Ain’t Easy, a local pet groomer in Inverness.
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A little pet primping: For a freshen-up that doesn’t involve convincing your dog that the bathtub is actually fun, check out Primpin Ain’t Easy, a local pet groomer in Inverness.
Find unexpected fairways: Whether your usual loop is feeling a little flat, Black Diamond Ranch delivers 45 holes of Tom Fazio design across the Quarry, Ranch, and Highlands for rounds with real drama.
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Citrus County Attorney Denise Lyn claims that she raised concerns about Inverness Village 4 in Citrus County, Florida, several years ago but was told it was not a priority.
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Amendment 3, also known as HJR 1F, would significantly expand Florida's homestead exemption for non-school property taxes to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 by 2028, indexed to inflation after that.
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Florida is set to host a significant November travel season in 2026, with numerous festivals across the state including music festivals, food events, art fairs, car shows, wildlife celebrations, and holiday markets.
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Florida health officials are reporting additional locally acquired dengue fever infections as the mosquito-borne virus spreads into more counties across the state.
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