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Another Piece of Hannibal Square’s Black History Is Gone. Residents Want to Preserve What Remains
Oct. 27, 2026: The City Commission is scheduled to vote Wednesday on a proposal to replace the Gardens at DePugh nursing home
Parade of Bands Set to Return to Winter Park This Year
Oct. 26, 2026: The local football bowl tradition had stopped in recent years because of the College Football Playoff expansion and network-controlled start times. But now officials are trying a new solution
Synagogue Proposal Faces Fresh Scrutiny as Winter Park Commissioner Defends Impartiality
Oct. 23, 2026: Chabad of Greater Orlando is seeking to build the city's first permanent synagogue near Park Avenue that would also include a daycare and rooftop deck
What Do Florida’s Three Proposed Constitutional Amendments Mean?
Oct. 20: By now, many people are familiar with Amendment 3, which would reduce homestead property taxes. But what about Amendments 1 and 2? An explainer:
Jerry Demings Wins Approval for TDT Spending Plan
Oct. 19, 2026: The amount for the Dr. Phillips arts center was reduced and commissioners rejected a bid to give the convention center more money
What’s Going On? I-Drive Chamber, Unions, Kelly Semrad All Call to Slow Down Giving Away TDT Money
The unusual allies expressed concerns ahead of a meeting today where the County Commission is set to consider Mayor Jerry
Commission Delays Merrywood Vote as Preservation Talks Continue
Matt Morgan is still trying to buy the property as Commissioner Kris Cruzada pushes for compromise for 'conscience' of city
Photo Gallery: First Pumpkin Patch near City Hall
Oct. 13, 2026: The pumpkin patch runs through Oct. 25 and benefits the Park Avenue District
No Budget, No Power, No Paycheck: Who Wants to Serve on Orange’s Soil and Water Board?
Oct. 5, 2026: Three of five seats on the board charged with helping people keep their soil and water clean are on the Nov. 3 ballot
Maxwell Frost and Sheila DeCiccio hear from Winter Park residents on SunRail, Amendment 3 and More
Oct. 2, 2026: At a town hall held at Mead Botanical Garden this week residents also asked about everything from AI policy to Tourist Development Taxes
New Merrywood Owner (Who is Still Unknown) Will Pursue Lot Split
Sept. 30, 2026: A second vote on the property that is known as the site of a large James Gamble Rogers II estate is scheduled for Oct. 14
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