Meeting the developmental needs of a child with Down syndrome can be overwhelming. The earlier the diagnosis, the more time families have to find answers and assistance. But a Winter… Read More
Recent Stories
Six months after landlords notified Winter Park Playhouse of their intent to sell its 711 N. Orange Ave. address, the future of the 22-year-old nonprofit remains uncertain. “We’re still in… Read More
Park Avenue District is launching a new program aimed at fostering the involvement and appreciation of the neighbors who support local businesses. Club 1882, named for the year Winter Park’s… Read More
Hurricane Idalia formed Tuesday morning with winds of up to 90 mph as of 3 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Landfall is forecast for the Big Bend part of the Gulf Coast… Read More
Rollins Museum of Art is preparing to host an exhibit of works from one of the world’s most respected art collections. “Beyond the Medici: The Haukohl Family Collection” runs Sept.… Read More
The plan to remove the city’s Muscovy duck population is well under way as a community event has been scheduled to help repopulate a native species. As previously reported by… Read More
The daily stressors we encounter, from work-related problems to domestic issues, seem to stem from sources other than ourselves. But the stress we feel is often the result of the… Read More
The city’s efforts to purchase the 1.88-acre property owned by Bank of the Ozarks remain in progress with planned development possibly moving to a new location. The property, located at… Read More
Benjamin Mack-Jackson has traveled the world to share the lessons of historical conflict and the stories of those who lived through them. An international relations major at Rollins College, he… Read More
Winter Park commissioners reviewed funding sources that would accelerate prioritized capital projects during their Aug. 9 meeting. City Manager Randy Knight, responding to a request made at the July 26… Read More
