Libby Hopkins is a freelance writer at The Osprey Observer. With over 30 years in the Brandon community, she focuses on themes such as food and beverages, education, and animal care, while sharing positive news that highlights local events and initiatives. Libby’s work has been featured in the Albuquerque Journal, Osprey Observer, and PLANT CITY COMMONS, INC.
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Libby Hopkins' coverage is primarily focused on local community events, nonprofit organizations, and fundraising efforts in the Florida area. She regularly covers stories related to family and relationships, personal finance, sports, and education.
Given her focus on local events and nonprofits in the Florida area, Libby would likely be receptive to pitches about upcoming community events or fundraisers that benefit the local community. Additionally, she may be interested in stories about unique initiatives by local businesses or nonprofit organizations that contribute positively to the community.
Considering her high percentage of event coverage and press releases as well as themes covering family & relationships, personal finance,sports,and education topics she often features; it's apparent that Libby seeks out heartwarming human-interest stories with a strong focus on positive impact within the local Florida communities.
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By: Libby Hopkins
Glory Days Grill & Sports House of Brandon is the perfect gathering spot with a fun atmosphere and fresh, made-in-house food for everyone, such as different jumbo chicken wing styles with endless flavorful sauces, hand-crafted burgers, fan-favorite entrees like its Fabulous Fish Fry and limited-time seasonal offerings — all at a value that'll leave you feeling victorious.
“We are both artists, musicians and we've been life coaches for our company, Heroic Life Strategies, for 20 years, where we help people find their
Tina Blount of Brandon wears many hats. She is a local pastor, author, podcaster, life coach, friend and icon to many in the community. She is currently wearing a new hat as a business owner. What started out as a podcast, called Be Blount , has now turned into Be Blount Coaching & Counseling.
By: Libby Hopkins
The Tampa-based content creator, musician and dancer has become a viral sensation by transforming ordinary shopping trips into unforgettable moments of joy.
Established in 1961, the Rotary Club of Brandon is part of a worldwide organization of business and community leaders who are dedicated to service, fellowship and making a positive difference close to home. For more than six decades, the club has brought together local professionals with a shared commitment to supporting Brandon and the surrounding area through charitable projects, community partnerships and programs that invest in the next generation.
“I introduced her to a movie that was released in 1982 called The Last Unicorn , which I had loved as a teen,” Arlene said. “Being the reader that she is, she immediately found the book and read it.
This past June, the 2025-26 president of the Rotary Club of Brandon, Liz Brewer, installed the club's new incoming 2026-27 president, Ryan Reed, during a special gathering surrounded by the dedicated members who make up the heart of the Rotary Club of Brandon. The installation marked an important moment of transition for the club, honoring Brewer's year of service while welcoming Reed into a leadership role that will help guide the organization's continued commitment to service, fellowship and community impact.
By: Libby Hopkins
The Rotary Club of Brandon was proud to present $160,000 in charitable grants to its local nonprofit partners on June 16 during its weekly meeting, marking a meaningful investment in organizations that serve families, youth, veterans, seniors and individuals in need throughout the Brandon community. The grants reflected the club's ongoing commitment to service above self and its dedication to strengthening the programs and resources that make a lasting difference close to home.
Sherlyn Laurelli was born and raised in Plant City. She spent the majority of her professional life working as a teacher, then as a school counselor in Hillsborough County.
Southshore Charter Academy is a school deeply committed to student success and character development. What sets the school apart is its focus on educating the whole child through strong academics, meaningful relationships and a culture that emphasizes leadership, responsibility and personal growth.
