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  The city of Clermont is waiving permit fees for restaurants that are adding temporary

COVID-19 caused Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter to refigure some of its house-building procedures in

Photo//James Combs Hold your horses, or, in this case, your handlebars. The Leesburg

Project Scholars, the parent organization and host of Pig on the Pond Community Festival, announced

    The community’s hearty appetite for delicious food helped generate $1,000 for Lake County

Lake County is offering a new COVID-19 testing site starting Tuesday, May 5. Due to

All 16 Lake County library buildings remain closed to the public as a precaution against

Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, nonprofit organizations (NPOs) have experienced a major shift in the way

Scammers are taking advantage of fears surrounding the coronavirus. In its newsletter, the Florida Department

UPDATE for May 6: After a month of providing drive-up COVID-19 testing in seven counties,

Sparky, one of the dogs at the Lake County Animal Shelter, appears to approve

Andrew LoFaro. // Archive photos As restaurants and shops in most Florida counties

The South Lake Chamber of Commerce continues to offer virtual meetings and webinars that people

AdventHealth plans sweeping changes to safeguard patients, visitors, team members and the greater community as

Business owners in Lake County had mixed reactions to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ April 29 press

Raeleigh Yomtob, center, shows crafts she made with Lori Crumby, left, and Jess Fox,

Clermont police Officer Conrad Buckley. // Provided photo Clermont Police Department is mourning

Now we’re truly in a crisis. One that I may not survive. Meat processing suppliers

Clermont Mayor Gail Ash announced Wednesday, April 29, that the city will reopen the city’s

Nursing homes and assisted living facilities in Clermont and Lady Lake are among 150 in