Megan Hussey is a Community Reporter for the Hernando Sun, focusing on local news and events in Hernando County, Florida. With a passion for storytelling, Megan covers a wide range of topics including community initiatives, human interest stories, and cultural events, highlighting the vibrant and diverse community of Hernando.
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Megan Hussey's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community organizations, and arts and culture in the United States, specifically Florida and Hernando. She frequently covers holiday events, local charities, and seasonal activities.
If you represent a local organization hosting an event or involved in community initiatives within Megan's geographic focus area, reaching out to her with details of your upcoming events or charitable activities could be beneficial. Additionally, if you are part of an artistic endeavor or cultural event taking place within Megan's coverage area, providing information about these opportunities may interest her.
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Poolcorp presents check to YMCA of the Suncoast [Courtesy photo]
Hernando comedy fans are invited to sample another hearty helping of Live Oak Theatre’s Troupe du Jour. The theatre’s family-friendly comedy troupe will debut its second season Friday evening, August 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the Carol & Frank Morsani Center for the Arts, 21030 Cortez Boulevard, Brooksville, Florida 34601. Doors open at 7 p.m.
By: Megan Hussey, Mark Angelo Sampan
If you attend just about any major festival, concert, or other event in Hernando County, chances are the Hernando County Tourist Development Council’s Special Event Marketing Grant helped make it happen! And now, TDC is pleased to announce that the Special Event Marketing Grant Funding application period is now available year-round! The next chance to apply for a grant is coming up Sept. 26.
By: Megan Hussey
People Helping People is determined to Strike Out Hunger–by way of a charity bowling tournament that is both fun and fundamental in purpose!
By: Megan Hussey
As the fall 2024 series of Academic Hernando launches Sept. 13, guests can look forward to a vibrant, ever-informative journey of learning, growing, and fun—enjoying dynamic presentations regarding kings and queens, architectural art, creatures of the wild, global wars, movie musicals, classic Florida families, vintage fashion and a television legend. And the journey will culminate with a mystery bus trip!
Photo courtesy of Andrea Arflack—these show the cards prepared at previous HPH cardmaking sessions.
As people in this and surrounding areas continue to recover from the effects of Hurricane Debby, Hernando County nonprofits and charitable organizations are stepping up to help out—offering everything from food to hurricane supplies for those who need it. At this time, some of these organizations are calling upon the community to help them help others.
By: Megan Hussey, Alvaro Serrano
If you are a poet and want the world to know it, then submit your finest work to the Booksville Festival Poetry Contest. As participants share their words with their community, they’ll play a role in a major Hernando literary festival.
True to its title, the timeless fairy tale known as “Daddy Long Legs” enjoys a long and illustrious history in the annals of popular culture. Finding its origins as a 1912 novel by Jean Webster, this is the story of a wealthy American who becomes the mysterious benefactor of a vivacious young French woman, thus inspiring a correspondence that evolves into romance. The story has been realized in fanciful incarnations such as a classic, Oscar-nominated 1955 Cinemascope musical film starring Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron, Tony-nominated Broadway and off-Broadway productions, and other filmed adaptations–the first of which, starring Mary Pickford, premiered in 1919. On Sept 6-8, 13-15, 2024, Live Oak Theatre will present an exceptional production of a much-beloved classic featuring four Live Oak stars who will offer an original, one-of-a-kind interpretation of “Daddy Long Legs.”
A Hernando community tradition continues Saturday, Sept. 7, when the Hernando County YMCA presents the 2024 Freedom Run: 5K Run and 1 Mile Walk to Remember, an event held in divine tribute to all whose lives were forever changed by the events of Sept. 11, 2001. The event starts with a 7:30 a.m. registration at the site, Brooksville Airport, 16485 Runway Drive, Brooksville. The program commences at 8 a.m., with the race beginning at 8:30 a.m.
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