Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Wesley Chapel welcomes great new movie theater/restaurant

The Grove at Wesley Chapel will be home to the new 16-screen Cobb Theater opening in August 2008. The theater will also have an upstairs restaurant, called a “cinebistro loge,” wth seating for 100 people.

Wesley Chapel new elementary school announced

Construction is underway for a new Wesley Chapel elementary school located in the development of Watergrass. The school, currently named Elementary School V, set to open in August 2009.

Saturday, June 21, 2008

The Results are in for the Wesley Chapel Battle of the Wings!

Even the rainy weather didn't spoil the fun at the Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Business to Business Expo. There was a wonderful turnout and the Battle of the Wings offered a variety of wing flavors. Buffalo's Southwest Cafe walked away with the "People's Choice" award and Beef O'Brady's won as the "Judge's Choice." Local businesses offered promotional items and give-aways.




Buffalo's Southwest Cafe Wesley Chapel FL Congratulations on winning the 2008 Wesley Chapel Peoples Choice Award for their Wings.


Winner's Grill (BBD/SR54) brought their A-Team - Chef Camille Choute and Jason Sierra


Beef 'O' Brady's Wesley Chapel (BBD/SR56) Won the Judges Choice Award for 2008



Sharon Ambler from Jimmy Jumpers brought the fun.



Cafe Fresh by Juice Zone - Donna Smith and her son, JP








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Friday, June 20, 2008

State Representative Will Weatherford re-elected to serve House District 61

Wesley Chapel resident Will Weatherford was re-elected as State Representative to House District 61, serving Pasco and Hernando Counties. Weatherford was re-elected after being the only qualified candidate by the noon deadline today. Weatherford stated, "I am deeply honored that I will have the opportunity to serve the citizens of Pasco and Hillsborough counties for another term... I'm honored by the great privilege it is to carry the views and ideals of my constituents to Tallahassee. The lack of an opponent doesn't mean I am taking anything for granted."

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Tampa Bay Gets a Kick

The Tampa Bay area may be getting a 10,000 seat stadium to call home for a soccer franchise of the United Soccer League’s First Division, the League’s highest professional level. The stadium would be privately funded by both local and out of area investors. Disclosure regarding this stadium was made after Hillsborough County Commissioners gave their preliminary approval for a $15 million sports complex in Hillsborough County. Commissioner Jim Norman stated that "the new, privately funded stadium proposal could compliment a public sports complex if it ultimately wins commission approval." While there has been no formal announcement yet as to the acquisition of a new stadium or team, Tim Holt, vice president and chief operating officer for the USL, stated in a St. Pete Times interview, “I can say that we have been and are actively working to help bring a USL professional soccer team back to the area. The area has a great history of supporting professional soccer. One of the biggest challenges is the lack of an existing, proper stadium." Full story by Bill Varian, St. Pete Times