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A group of Central Florida organizations and Sanford residents are working with the city to paint a Black Lives Matter mural in some place with high visibility in the city.
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Since most local municipalities have cancelled Independence Day fireworks extravaganzas, people are going to light their own displays, according to a local family who runs the First American Fireworks in the Winn-Dixie parking lot on 1540 S.
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The Sanford City Commission is expected to choose a new commissioner at a special meeting Monday at 4 p.m. in City Hall. The person will represent District 1 through December 2022.
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On Thursday there were five candidates in the race for tax collector, but by Friday, the field had narrowed to three.
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The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens needs to make up a Covid shortfall of $1.5 million, and officials are asking the public for help because “There’s No Zoo Without You.”
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Every Thursday, the Rev. Manuel Ramirez and a crew from the Iglesia Misionera una Nueva Esperanza en Cristo Jesus hand out free food for local residents. Ramirez, the pastor of the church at 2921 S.
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The City of Sanford swore in its new mayor Monday evening and narrowed about two dozen applicants for the vacant District 1 commission seat to five people.
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United States Attorney Maria Chapa Lopez announced Tuesday the unsealing of an indictment charging Joel Micah Greenberg, 35, of Lake Mary with stalking and unlawful use of a means of identification of another person.
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