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Published 10 hours agoSouth 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…
South Lake Tablet
Published September 29Clermont Woman’s Club Members Attend The First Responders Breakfast
Clermont Woman’s Club recently attended the First Responders Appreciation Breakfast hosted by the South Lake Chamber of Commerce. Members from the Club were privileged to be able to attend to honor our dedicated Lake County Sheriff’s Department, local police and fire departments.…
The Apopka Voice
Published September 29More than 30 Apopka firefighters complete Tunnel to Towers run despite storm
More than 30 Apopka firefighters joined Sunday's Tunnel to Towers run in New York City despite travel delays and stormy conditions. Former Fire Chief Chuck Carnesale called the group "relentless" in its commitment to honoring those lost on September 11.
The Apopka Voice
Published September 29Nesta’s plan for Apopka resource center draws hope and caution from service groups
Mayor Nick Nesta invited Apopka service organizations to help shape a proposed resource center for people experiencing homelessness and other hardships. Participants welcomed the chance to coordinate their work but urged the city to set realistic goals and follow through.
South Lake Tablet
Published September 28South Lake Chamber Claims Championship Belt at Sold-Out Battle for Hope
Laughter filled the room, friendly rivalries took center stage, and generosity stole the show at the sold-out Battle for Hope: Cops vs. Chamber, presented by AdventHealth. Held at the Wesley Center, the annual event brought together community leaders, businesses, and residents…
The Apopka Voice
Published September 27Seminole County Chamber opposes Amendment 3 over economic concerns
The Seminole County Chamber's board voted unanimously to oppose Amendment 3 after reviewing its potential local impact. Chamber leaders said the proposal could strain public services and create uncertainty for small businesses and nonprofits.
Positively Osceola
Published September 27Osceola Council on Aging’s Jeep Raffle Helps Keep Meals and Connection on the Road
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Across Osceola County, a Meals on Wheels delivery can bring a homebound senior more than lunch. It can also bring a familiar face, a wellness check and […]
Positively Osceola
Published September 27Winter Wonderland Gala: A Night of Purpose, Magic, and Community | Una noche de propósito, magia y comunidad
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — The Osceola Council on Aging’s Winter Wonderland Gala promises an elegant evening, but its purpose extends beyond the celebration. Guests and sponsors will help support programs that […]
South Lake Tablet
Published September 25Lake County Animal Shelter Celebrates “Dolly Day” With $9.25 Adoptions
Submitted by Ava Brown, Lake County\ The Lake County Animal Shelter is joining communities across the country in celebrating “Dolly Parton Day” tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 25, with a special adoption promotion: adoption fees will be just $9.25 for all pets. The promotion is a fun way…
Lake & Sumter Style
Published September 23On the Scene: East Lake Chamber Celebrates 40 Years in Ruby Style
The East Lake Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 40th anniversary in grand style with a Ruby Gala Casino event, bringing members and guests together for an elegant evening of entertainment and celebration. The optional black-tie affair gave attendees the opportunity to dress to…
South Lake Tablet
Published September 23Community Invited To Learn About Effort to Preserve Wilson Island
Residents interested in protecting local waterways, preserving wildlife habitat, and expanding outdoor recreation opportunities are encouraged to attend a community orientation meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 23, to learn more about efforts to conserve Wilson Island. The meeting will…
The Apopka Voice
Published September 22Florida Blue Foundation awards $3.1 million to combat food insecurity
The Florida Blue Foundation is awarding $3.1 million to eight community-based initiatives addressing food insecurity across the state. The programs will serve students, farmworkers, uninsured residents, people experiencing homelessness, and rural communities.