Juneteenth commemorates the day word reached the last group of enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, that slavery had been abolished. The notice came on June 19, 1865 – more than… Read More
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City commissioners and management team members have scheduled a strategic planning session for Thursday, June 27, to identify priorities and develop support measures for citywide improvements and new projects for… Read More
A vegan-friendly cottage bakery with a massive Central Florida following is planning a Winter Park location with openings for some investor teamwork to make the dream work. Donut’ste Doughnuts is… Read More
The historic Hannibal Square neighborhood will host the second year of a Juneteenth event that celebrates freedom, community, and art with A Night Under the Stars: Jazz & Jubilee at… Read More
The Winter Park High School boys volleyball team is celebrating an undefeated season that ended with a thrilling victory over defending champs, Miami Southwest, at Saturday’s Florida High School Athletic… Read More
A showcase of six up-and-coming Florida artists will be among the new exhibits on the Rollins Museum of Art summer schedule. Now in its second year, “Pathways 2024: The Carlos… Read More
In 1994, Winter Park Health Foundation began its mission of investing in facilities and programs to benefit the health and wellness of residents living in Winter Park, Eatonville, and Maitland.… Read More
Nearly 30 years after opening its first restaurant in Winter Park, fast-casual Tex-Mex eatery Tijuana Flats is closing 11 locations and filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The measures were… Read More
The community is invited to a wellness event for the body, mind, and planet with Winter Park’s Ward & Wellbeing Earth Day Block Party, happening Saturday, April 27, at Ward… Read More
Winter Park will welcome its next mayor this week as Sheila DeCiccio takes the oath of office on Wednesday, April 10; however, voters return to the polls next week to… Read More
