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Thrivent is awarding Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter a contribution of $5,000 to help families

Writer James Combs takes aim with his Benelli M2 tactical shotgun. “Calm down.

Mount Dora Public Works has initiated a new proactive approach to inspecting sidewalks within the

The dinosaurs have returned to the library! Starting now until the end of February, a

With temperatures expected to drop on Monday, Jan. 18, Lake County officials say in a

After a long shutdown from the coronavirus, The Studio Theatre™ Tierra del Sol will open

Lake County Schools, in partnership with the Florida Department of Health in Lake County and

Florida voters in November passed a constitutional amendment that will gradually raise the minimum wage

On Tuesday, Republican State Rep. Randy Fine penned a letter to Governor Ron DeSantis and

In wake of the Jan. 6 violent mob breaching the U.S. Capitol and the FBI

Lake County began taking appointments at 2 p.m. Jan. 12 for immunizations for the Pfizer-BioNtech

Two elementary school teachers and one middle school teacher are starting off 2021 right. The

Dinosaurs have invaded the W.T. Bland Public Library in Mount Dora. Visitors are invited to

Pictured left to right: Cornerstone Hospice President and CEO Chuck Lee, Cornerstone Hospice Foundation

Alexis Gamez, who will be a senior at Leesburg High School this fall, was elected

  As scientists and doctors search for effective treatments for the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers have

  Many fireworks displays for Independence Day Weekend have been cancelled due to COVID-19, but

    The following COVID-19 testing options are available for Lake County residents June 29-July

Two employees at the Mount Dora public pool have tested positive for COVID-19, according to

A Clermont Elementary School student and his mother have written and illustrated a book to