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Sheriff Dennis Lemma was accompanied by representatives from Naval Criminal Investigative Service and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to announce the solving of the murder of Pamela Cahanes from 1984.

Seminole County Sheriff’s Office solves 35-year-old cold murder case

5 years 9 months ago

On August 5, 1984, around 7 a.m., the body of 25-year-old Navy recruit Pamela Cahanes was found in the side yard of a house on West 1st Street in Seminole County, and the case went cold for decades.

Key Performance Hospitality Vice President Troy Antonik gives a presentation on the Historic Mayfair Inn.

Mayfair Hotel slated to open in 2021 after major renovations are complete

5 years 9 months ago

Over pastries and coffee, Key Performance Hospitality president Louis Robbins and Vice President Troy Antonik laid out their plans for the Historic Mayfair Inn’s next incarnation as a boutique hotel at a Greater Sanford Regional Chamber of Commerc

Sheriff Dennis Lemma spoke outside the Seminole County Northwest Branch Library, near Lake Mary High School, where a student killed herself on Wednesday morning.

Lake Mary High reopens after suicide incident at school

5 years 9 months ago

A 17-year-old junior at Lake Mary High School took her own life by gunshot while on campus Wednesday morning, officials said.

Angela Robinson, Actress from Tyler Perry’s TV Show, “The Haves and the Have Nots”

THE BULLETIN BOARD: Historic Crooms Grand Reunion Planning Committee announces plans for events

5 years 9 months ago

The Historic Crooms Grand Reunion Planning Committee announces the schedule of events for the 2019 reunion to be held in Sanford, Seminole County Florida, on Thursday-Sunday, December 26-29, 2019. Most of the events will be held at Crooms Academy

Brett and Kim Hiltbrand of Cornerstone Tiny Homes in one of the tiny homes soon to be sold, as the City of Longwood has recently allowed communities of them to be built.

Tiny home communities now allowed in Longwood

5 years 9 months ago

The City of Longwood voted recently to allow tiny home communities to set up permanent residences in the city, and for local manufacturers Cornerstone Tiny Homes, that’s a good thing.