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Villagers get together to encourage one another’s coloring tendencies. Photos: Nicole Hamel Ninety-seven-year-old Norma Carlo

The color of your skin shouldn’t matter. The Fourth of July is one of my

Villagers take a stab at fencing. Photos: Nicole Hamel Outfitted in white pants and jackets,

Photos: Nicole Hamel - Clermont Chamber of Commerce members were invited to a special behind-the-scenes

Photos: Nicole Hamel - Mount Dora’s Lakeside Inn was the venue for the inaugural New Beginnings Gala,

Transgender women should not be allowed to participate in girls’ sports. For Selina Soule, competing

Photos: Nicole Hamel - Tavares Chamber of Commerce hosted its June Business After Hours gathering with

Photo: Nicole Hamel Local man hasn’t let an illness stop him from finding

This month’s Belmont Stakes in New York will conclude the 2021 Triple Crown. While Lake

People who recover from COVID-19 can help others fight against the virus. OneBlood Blood Centers,

The Sunshine Book Co. recently celebrated its grand opening in downtown Clermont with a ribbon

Studio Art Farm’s gallery, paintings, classes focused on helping ‘earth-bettering’ charities for a more peaceful

Now that beach season is upon us, it’s a perfect time to catch up on

Charlie ‘Mack’ McGowan follows the sentiment: ‘Stay busy, live longer.’  Photos: Nicole Hamel “Dead on

It wasn’t until 1972 – some 58 years after President Woodrow Wilson made Mother’s Day

  Eager to learn some tips on grilling, marinating and savoring the taste of summer

Lake Minneola High School (LMHS), one of eight high schools in Lake County, and one of the first

It’s time to reflect back on a very special advertising section.  With great excitement and

The nation’s fastest-growing participation sport is taking flight in Lake County as novice and experienced

In last June’s issue of Lake and Sumter Style, we ran a feature story focusing