
Winter Park’s financial strength and future goals took center stage as Mayor Phil Anderson gave his final State of the City address at Winter Park Events Center on the morning… Read More
Winter Park’s financial strength and future goals took center stage as Mayor Phil Anderson gave his final State of the City address at Winter Park Events Center on the morning… Read More
McCraney Property Company’s proposal for a three-story, 29,500-square-foot office building at 1100 N. Orange Ave. was tabled during its first reading at the Feb. 14 City Commission meeting despite previous… Read More
Winter Park residents could have the opportunity to vote on a repeal of the city’s ban on gas-powered leaf blowers if Sen. Jason Brodeur gets his way. Days after City… Read More
Residents packed the conference room at Winter Park Chamber of Commerce on the evening of February 7 to witness a forum for candidates running in the March 19 city elections.… Read More
Planning and Zoning Board members, during their February 6 meeting, unanimously voted to recommend McCraney Property Company’s conditional use request for a three-story, 29,500-square-foot office building, located at 1100 N.… Read More
Site plans for McCraney Property Company’s three-story, 29,500-square-foot office building were released with the agenda for Winter Park’s next Planning and Zoning Board meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 6, at… Read More
Residents and business owners vented frustrations over Winter Park’s ban on gas-powered leaf blowers during a special meeting in Commission Chambers on Thursday, Feb. 1. The ban was approved in… Read More
The latest hearing on the Rollins College workforce housing proposal began with a surprising announcement and ended with a vote to table the matter. The College had been seeking amendments… Read More
Winter Park may have lost its bid to acquire the former Bank of the Ozarks property, but the 1.9-acre site will be back in the spotlight next month when the… Read More
Winter Park residents attended the Jan. 17 Planning & Zoning Board meeting to express concerns over a three-story, 48-unit apartment building proposed for Rollins College faculty and staff housing. The… Read More