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The readers have spoken, and here are the Best of the Best.  No doubt you’ll

Style’s annual Hot List is packing some serious heat. Story: Victoria Schlabig, Theresa Campbell, Roxanne

Walter and Rhiannon Rogers Car accident leads to career change helping others improve

Titanic victim probes depths of mind to uncover past life experiences and lead those hurting

Photo: Nicole Hamel Captain A and Captain SySy are on a mission to

Lake County Water Authority officials talk about the condition of the area’s many lakes. State

 Traumatic experiences may be making you physically ill.  The word “trauma” conjures up images of

 Denise Lloyd reaches new heights practicing aerial skills.Photos: Nicole HamelGoing on her 12th year of

You see them every day. You may do business with them. They’re your neighbors and

The Duct-Man, a successful local entrepreneur, and Lake and Sumter Style’s 2021 Business Man of

Style reflects back on one of our most highly anticipated issues. Story: Victoria Schlabig, James

Brent Joseph Clermont coffee shop offers fresh roasted java and an outlet for

Vale Anoa’i, Afa Anoa’i, and Lynn Anoa’i Wrestling icon flexes his faith to

Paige Grimes wants to give every kid the chance to dance.  Photos: Nicole Hamel Nineteen-year-old

You see them every day. You may do business with them. They’re your neighbors and

Photo by Douglas Tyler Sabrina Ciceri has no problem getting down to business.

Michael McMaster, Philip Polen and Norman Bissel A program in South Lake County

Melanie Wagner’s retirement garden grows ideas for children’s books.  Photos: Nicole Hamel After years of

  At nearly every school, the coronavirus pandemic disrupted local high school seniors’ extracurricular activities,

Sierra Sims For Mission Inn, hosting a major golf tournament is par for