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When asked why he marched with about 400 others through the streets of Sanford Saturday, Lawrence Mason said he didn’t understand the point of the question.
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A Juneteenth March for Racial Equality is set for Friday starting at 2 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park with speakers addressing police reform and racial equality followed by a march through downtown Sanford.
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With the reopening of the main branch on Monday, the Seminole County Public Library now has all five branches open at 25% capacity with social distancing and other rules to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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The Florida Department of Health has issued four rabies alerts in Seminole County since May 8 bringing the total number of alerts this year to five, which hasn’t happened since 2015.
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A high speed chase of two shooting suspects ended when they crashed into a Volusia County Sheriff’s Office detective’s car near Interstate 4 and State Road 46 in Sanford Thursday evening.
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If you are a resident of District 1 or a small business owner in the City of Sanford, you might be interested in two applications offered by the city to find a new commissioner or to obtain a grant from a program that started this week to help bus
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A few days before a hit-and-run accident took his life, Jimmy Ledford received a call from a friend. The friend was broken down in the middle of State Road 17-92. Could Jimmy help, the friend asked.
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The new mayor of Sanford has proclaimed June as Monarch Butterly Month in the City of Sanford, which is a Monarch City USA, according to the city’s urban forester.
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