(Brooksville, FL) – Hernando County builds roadways allowing residents access to their properties that are flooded.
Hernando County has constructed an emergency road so residents can evacuate the River Heights Estates. The waters of the Withlacoochee River have risen as a result of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
This new emergency road is near the Walmart Distribution Center between Kettering Road and Cyril Drive (off SR 50). See map.
The Hernando Sun is a locally owned weekly newspaper. The founders of the newspaper are Rocco and Julie Maglio. They saw the need for a newspaper when the Hernando Today newspaper closed their doors in 2014. Rocco is from Hernando, he went to school from Moton Elementary through Hernando High. Growing up in Hernando enhances his ability to provide background to ongoing issues. The Hernando Sun Printed their first issue in March 2015. They published monthly for a year before increasing to a weekly printing. The newspaper is delivered through the US mail, so it arrives with your mail.
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