Following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recent COVID-19 recommendations, Rollins College announced this morning that students, faculty, and visitors on campus must wear a face covering while inside… Read More
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Following the $750,000 purchase of 901 West Fairbanks Ave., otherwise known as Imperial Dry Cleaners, in February, the Winter Park City Commission has approved the purchase of the neighboring lot,… Read More
Last week, Winter Park city commissioners contracted Thorn Run Partners (TRP) for a $6,500 monthly retainer, equating to $78,000 per year, to assist in federal legislative lobbying, advocacy services, and… Read More
The Winter Park Police Department is investigating a shooting that took place near Winter Park Village on Monday afternoon, June 28, at the intersection of Denning Drive and Swoope Avenue.… Read More
On June 22, an incident being referred to as “Saladgate” erupted on social media when Winter Park police officers issued Bruce Woodburn a trespass warning after he requested two salads… Read More
Winter Park Social, a community Facebook group founded by local Timothy Shüman, will host its first ever FLOATCHELLA event on Saturday, July 10, from 12 to 7 p.m. at Dog… Read More
On June 19, Hannibal Square Heritage Center will host its 6th annual Juneteenth Celebration: “Knowing, Remembering and Shifting the Narrative” at the Winter Park Community Center from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Juneteenth, also commonly referred to as Freedom Day or… Read More
Note: A previous version of this article referred to the renderings as AVA MediterrAegean. The images included in the article are of MILA, a sister concept to AVA based in… Read More
On June 11, the City of Winter Park announced that Vice Mayor Carolyn Cooper and Commissioner Marty Sullivan were recently appointed to serve on one of the Florida League of… Read More
Last week, 20-year-old Harry Carter lost his life in a tragic incident on Lake Osceola when he allegedly went for a swim on May 31 (Memorial Day) and did not… Read More
