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The Apopka Voice
Published September 29The Ultimate Florida Relocation Guide: Pros, Cons, and Hidden Living Costs
Considering a move to Florida? Explore the pros, cons, and hidden costs of relocating, from taxes and insurance to pest control, utilities, HOA fees, tolls, and auto expenses.
City of Oviedo News
Published September 29Mitchell Hammock Road Lane Closures (Overnight work)
Starting Thursday, October 1st, at 9 p.m. one eastbound and one westbound lane of Mitchell Hammock Road will be closed for median striping. Please click for more information.
Bungalower
Published September 29Trader Joe’s Halloween Mini Totes Drop Tomorrow. You’ve Been Warned.
At various points in history, we, as a society, have decided certain things are worth losing our minds over. Stanley cups. Labubus. And, apparently, tiny grocery bags. Trader Joe’s is dropping its limited-edition Halloween Mini Canvas Totes on Wednesday, Sept. 30, which means the…
Times of Wayne County
Published September 29Henderson, Kenneth
NEWARK - Kenneth Robert Henderson, 79, of Leesburg, Florida, passed away peacefully on August 15, 2026, just two days shy of his 80th birthday. Born on August 17, 1946, in Sodus, New York, Kenneth was the son of Robert and Naomi Lee Henderson. He graduated from Newark High School…
South Lake Tablet
Published September 29Better Life Church Invites Community To 2nd Annual Hispanic Heritage Latin Festival
Get ready for a day of music, culture, food, and family fun at the 2nd Annual Hispanic Heritage Latin Festival, hosted by Better Life Church on Saturday, October 3, at Lake David Park (450 S Lake Ave) in Groveland. This FREE family-friendly event will bring the community together…
Lake & Sumter Style
Published September 29South Lake Chamber Ends Clermont Cops’ Winning Streak at Battle for Hope
The South Lake Chamber of Commerce took home the championship belt at Find, Feed & Restore’s Battle for Hope fundraiser Saturday evening, (Sept. 26), ending the Clermont Police Department’s five-year run as champion. Chamber board members and staff faced off against officers in…
Positively Osceola
Published September 29Friday Night Showdown: Unbeaten Gateway Hosts St. Cloud in Historic District Clash
By: J. Daniel Pearson Positively Osceola Gateway coach Marlin Roberts minces to no words about it. He is calling Friday night’s district matchup between his Panthers (5-0, 2-0) and the […]
Central Florida Public Media
Published September 29NASA and Boeing committed to Starliner astronaut missions after capsule fixes
The agency is working with Boeing to fix its Starliner capsule, with a crewed flight planned for 2028.
Bungalower
Published September 29Opera Orlando Opens Its Season with ‘Madame Butterfly’ This Weekend
Opera Orlando is kicking off its 2026-27 season this weekend with one of the most famous operas in the repertoire, Puccini’s Madame Butterfly. The new production takes over Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts for three performances: Friday, Oct. 2 and…
Positively Osceola
Published September 29A Calcium Score Could Reveal Heart Attack Risk Before Symptoms Appear, Orlando Health Says
ST. CLOUD, Fla. — A quick heart scan may help some people understand their risk of a future heart attack, according to Orlando Health, giving patients and their doctors more […]
Bungalower
Published September 29Ájini Is Now Open on Ivanhoe Row, Bringing African Art and Fashion to the Neighborhood
Another new shop has officially joined Swanson’s Ivanhoe Row. Ájini, the African atelier we first told you about earlier this year, is now open at 1221 N. Orange Avenue, filling the space created when longtime neighbor Tim’s Wine Market downsized its footprint. When we first…
Osceola News-Gazette
Published September 29St. Cloud City Council approves $899K purchase to expand Veterans Park
St. Cloud City Council approves $899K purchase to expand Veterans Park News Staff Tue, 09/29/2026 - 06:39