The city of Winter Park Natural Resources & Sustainability Department and the Keep Winter Park Beautiful & Sustainable program are preparing to celebrate Earth Month with an event schedule that… Read More

More than a year after breaking ground and a month after its expected opening, the Unity Corner memorial at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park remains in progress as upgrades… Read More

First responders, local businesses, Irish dance troupes, and plenty of pipe & drum music took over downtown Winter Park on the morning of Saturday, March 1, for the 46th Annual… Read More

Cynthia Hasenau spent 13 years overseeing capital improvements, managing operations, and expanding community engagement as executive director of Mead Botanical Garden. She will end her tenure this summer, leaving a… Read More

The streets will be bathed in green on Saturday, March 1, when the 46th Annual Winter Park St. Patrick’s Day Parade takes over Park Avenue. The route is set to… Read More

Managing the work-life balance can be a challenge but for Barbara Chandler, work and life are all about community. As manager of the Hannibal Square Heritage Center she oversaw operations,… Read More

Winter Park Library loaned out its first book nearly 140 years ago. Since December 9, 1885, the 501(c)(3) organization has served the community by offering materials and hosting events designed… Read More

The city of Winter Park is ready to officially welcome the community to its newest greenspace. Local leaders and project stakeholders will gather for the grand opening of Seven Oaks… Read More

Cherese Fussner works hard to create a fun classroom environment. She engages her students at Winter Park 9th Grade Center with music and a playful approach that has improved aptitude… Read More

Rollins College was one of four Orlando-area schools to host a traveling Holocaust exhibit that features first-hand survivor accounts and original artifacts. The exhibit was created by the ShadowLight organization… Read More