A week of storm cleanup gave way to two days of art appreciation as 186 creators drew a crowd of thousands to the Winter Park Autumn Art Festival, Oct. 8… Read More
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After Hurricane Ian cancelled the Sept. 28 city meeting, Winter Park commissioners gathered on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 6, with an abbreviated agenda and updates on cleanup efforts. The… Read More
As Winter Park continues cleanup efforts in the wake of Hurricane Ian, sewage overflow has been reported. According to some residents along Lakemont Avenue, water carrying the smell and signs… Read More
As residents and businesses asses the damage left by Hurricane Ian, an iconic Winter Park business is temporarily in limbo. “The flooding is really the only problem,” Winter Park Scenic… Read More
Orange County has been declared an emergency zone in the wake of Hurricane Ian, allowing access to federal assistance for rebuilds, repairs and replacements. But many residents and business owners… Read More
This post was updated on Saturday, Oct. 1. Winter Park leaders held a virtual work session on Friday, Sept. 30, to discuss the status of services and recovery efforts in… Read More
The City of Winter Park has issued a curfew within the city limits effective until 5 p.m. today, Thursday, Sept. 29. The curfew may be extended if road conditions worsen… Read More
The owners of Swine & Sons gourmet sandwich shop are building new menus with fresh debuts and long-awaited comebacks. “When the pandemic hit, it really killed breakfast,” co-owner Alexia Gawlak… Read More
Central Park West Meadow became an electrified transportation showroom during Winter Park’s inaugural Sustainability Fair and EV Car Show on Saturday, Sept. 24. More than 30 vehicles were on display… Read More
Dennis Wagner has lived in Winter Park for 28 years and, along with many of his neighbors, has eaten at Johnny’s Diner for nearly as long. “Their prices mean a… Read More
