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What will become of Austin’s Coffee?
April 24, 2025: The shop rents space purchased by the city for intersection improvements and the lease runs out later this year
Park Avenue Will See $1 Mil for New Street Lights
April 24, 2025: The high-tech light poles are part of the first major overhaul of the city's central business district in more than 25 years
Winter Park Approves School Resource Officer Contract
The resolution came after months of heated rhetoric from Orange County Public Schools
Winter Park reaches deal on school resource officers
Orange County Public Schools and five cities had been at an impasse for months over how much the school district
Chamber-Aligned Political Committee Changes Address and Agent
Commissioners recently questioned if it was appropriate for the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce to operate Winter PAC, which raised
New Manager Seeks to Build on Heritage Center’s Programs
Jasmine Harris recently took over as the new leader for the center that preserves and shares Black history and art
City Attorney Says His Firm has Left Winter Park Chamber
City Attorney Kurt Ardaman said his law firm is no longer a member of the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce
City Attorney Says Chamber Political Committee Not a Violation of Lease
Commissioners raised questions about the political group operating out of a city-owned building April 2, 2025 By Beth Kassab At
School board members: Winter Park could lose school resource officers
The city is among five municipalities that still hasn’t reached an agreement with Orange County Public Schools over how much
See the changes planned for one of Winter Park’s most dangerous roads
Commissioners looked at final concepts for the plan to fix S.R. 426, though the city's share of the cost is
Winter Park Voice Joins 380 Newsrooms in Raising Millions for Nonprofit News
The donations and matching dollars are essential in helping the Voice achieve its mission of providing stories that would otherwise
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