The St. Johns River has been a subject of many artists, including the likes of Winslow Homer and William Morris Hunt. Both men visited Lake Monroe in days gone by. On Thursday, art historian Mallor...
SEMINOLE STATE SCENE
Students can now apply for scholarships online through a new program called Scholarship Tracking and Review System ( STARS ). As students complete their application, they are asked questions that ...
Zoo hopes spoof returns real results
Online video duo’s web commercial to premier today Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal have been making online commercials for local businesses across the country for about a year. Their videos, whi...
SEMINOLE STATE SCENE: College staff goes the extra mile
While Seminole State College doesn’t have a track team, we are home to some active employees. On Nov. 8 two staff members competed in the Miami Man Race. Natalie Clark, a financial aid representat...
Lake Mary Seniors donate hard work with cloth bags
The Lake Mary Seniors made more than 500 cloth bags to hand out to attendees at Lake Mary’s 2nd Annual Community Health Extravaganza on Nov. 4. The event was at the Lake Mary Events Center. Repre...
Knight Cap: UCF celebrates homecoming
UCF’s Homecoming Week has been dubbed Knightro’s Circus – Welcome to the Greatest Week on Earth. Events kicked off last Saturday with a service day at Quest’s Camp Thunderbird and a concert...
Student Museum seeks donations for fundraiser
The Student Museum restoration committee is seeking donations for a rummage sale and silent auction to repair the museum. Items needed are small appliances, home décor, jewelry, books, china and ...
ARTS ALIVE: Get lost in visuals, music and theater
It’s a jam-packed sandwich of visual and performing arts events, beginning Thursday and spilling over into next week. So get out your calendar, your little Blackberry or whatever you use to mainta...
The Kitchen Gardener: Lemon – the garden’s versatile citrus
If I had to choose just one variety of citrus for my backyard, it would be a lemon tree. You don’t have to wait for lemons to ripen because they don’t get sweet, only more juicy. I start to harve...
Zoo gears up for fundraiser
At this year’s Black Tie on the Wild Side – Tiger Magic! fundraiser, participants at the Central Florida Zoo’s annual event don’t have to dress like penguins – they can wear whatever they’d like. ...
Wicklow Elementary School hosted an “Evening Out” Thursday night to get parents involved in the school. The event was held at Sanford’s Westside Community Center. “This was one of many initiative...
The Lake Mary Historical Museum will be decked out for the holidays with their Festival of Trees. The festival begins today (Saturday) and continues through Dec. 6. This year, a special feature ...
Events for Sanford’s Golden Age Games continue this weekend through Thursday. Sanford is the home of the nation’s oldest senior games, and this is the 35th year of the competition. Qualifiers adv...
If you were downtown last Saturday for the city’s Halloween extravaganza, no doubt you spotted the usual suspects at every turn: ghouls, ghosts, fairy princesses, super heroes, cartoon characters a...
Bill Lee recently was named the new director of the Center for Public Safety. Lee is a 27-year law enforcement veteran of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Lee started his law enforcement caree...
The author, personality and connoisseur of “weird” talks about the skunk ape, the Interstate 4 dead zone and other Seminole County frights in observance of Halloween.