Roxanne Brown

For decades, Groveland's old train depot has stood beside the road, a reminder of the

Sherry E. C. Allen doesn’t simply make fairy gardens. She creates miniature worlds where

Maison Q’s owners want their new downtown Clermont restaurant to feel like an invitation into

Nostalgia took home the prize, but the band's win was one of many reasons to

Tickets remain available for an evening of teen performances and student art Oct. 22 in

The historic Clifford House is welcoming visitors again, giving residents a chance to learn about

One hundred local families have asked for a playhouse this Christmas. Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter is

Twelve Groveland businesses, schools and community organizations are turning hay rolls into fall displays

Lake Support & Emergency Recovery (LASER) is seeking golfers, sponsors and donors for its inaugural LASER

Sunday dinner was a big deal in Chef Julian Sarjani’s childhood home.  “Every Sunday

Sometimes Jason Granger knows exactly what he wants to draw. Other times, the 18-year-old

Lena Bracciale   Age: 17 GPA: 4.8636 weighted; 3.9697 cumulative Activities:

A major water main break near Groveland’s Sunshine Water Treatment Plant disrupted service Tuesday to

The South Lake Chamber of Commerce took home the championship belt at Find, Feed & Restore’s Battle

There’s a reason people are talking about the pancakes at Virginia’s Pancake Palace. Their pancakes are

Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Lake Cares Food Pantry and Publix teamed up

More than 75 people representing history-based organizations spanning 11 counties gathered at Sydonie Mansion in Mount Dora

Five young women have begun a year of representing their hometown after being crowned the

More than 600 people came together at the Clermont Performing Arts Center on Friday to

The Social Cellar, located at 605 W. Magnolia St., celebrated its grand opening Friday, Sept.