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Downtown businesses to host Christmas in July

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

Instead of snow, Christmas in July for Sanford will celebrate with bubbles.

Fair winner Lauren Jones displays her new coloring book, “Black, Brown & Beautiful.” She won first place recognition from the fair’s judges.

Kid$ Bi$ Business Fair allows kids to show business skills

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

The Kid$ Bi$ Orlando Children’s Business Fair showcased the business knowledge of local young people on Saturday at the Academy of Excellence in Sanford.

Featured pet of the week: Dr. Wigglebutt

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

Hi-my name is Dr. Wigglebutt! I am a neutered male, Pit Bull Terrier mix. I am a happy, friendly boy who is 3 years old! The shelter updated all my vaccines, I am heart worm negative and I have a microchip!

Football players from Seminole High School help with the food distribution on Friday at Allen Chapel AME Church.

Community comes together for major food distribution

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

The Sanford community, including the Seminole High School varsity football team, came together Friday at the Allen Chapel AME Church in Goldsboro to meet the continued need for food.

David Roman, 64, and his wife, Minerva Barreto, 57, (left) with their family. Roman and Barreto were killed in a hit-and-run crash July 11.

Family of couple killed in hit-and-run asks the public for clues in the case

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

The family of a Deltona couple killed in a hit-and-run crash in Sanford July 11 has asked for help from the public.

City Manager Norton Bonaparte Jr. introduces City of Sanford department heads at the monthly Community Meeting Thursday night.

Sanford, school officials give out information during community meeting in District 2

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

City and public school officials handed out information and answered questions for residents of District 2 and beyond Thursday evening at the Velma Williams Westside Community Center in Sanford.

U.S. House Appropriations Committee gives initial approval for $5 million in funding for Seminole projects

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

While still requiring Congressional approval, the U.S. House Appropriations Committee has approved nearly $5 million of spending on projects in Central Florida and Sanford, according to U.S. Rep. Stephanie Murphy’s office.

A tractor-trailer carrying energy drinks overturned heading east on Interstate 4 Tuesday morning about 5:25 caused miles long backups west and east bound for at least five hours. The crash happened at mile marker 97 near the Lake Mary Boulevard exit. By 9:25 a.m., traffic was still backed up westbound to the Heathrow exit 101A. The truck and most of its contents landed on the west side of the guard rail. Witnesses told Florida Highway Patrol troopers that the semi-truck suddenly veered left and overturned o

Operation Southern Shield aims to crack down on speeders on interstates

3 years 5 months ago By Sanford1

Operation Southern Shield is underway in five states including Florida to crack down on speeders on interstates, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The effort continues through Saturday, according to a press release.

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