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News Update for 10/9/18

Another dust-up between a citizen and the Avon Park city attorney. At last night’s Avon Park city council meeting, Ann Marie Feeny and attorney Glinda Pruitt exchanged words over the proposed new War Dog Memorial. Feeny said the memorial is a donation to the city, while Pruitt said her research did not indicate that. In Continue reading

Nres Update for 10/8/18

Avon Park city council members are expected to take care of some old business from last month when they get together tonight in regular session. They’ll start with action on a resolution to suspend a member of the Southside Community Redevelopment Agency. Cyrus Wyche reportedly has been charged with a number of criminal counts. They Continue reading

News Update for 10/5/18

It’s here. The Greater Sebring Chamber of Commerce “Business Expo” will be held today at the Jack Stroup Civic Center on the Shores of Lake Jackson. Residents will have an opportunity to find products ranging from retail shopping to entertainment, travel agents to financial planners, and staffing agencies to insurance agents. The expo will run Continue reading

News Update for 10/4/18

A Lake Placid man was killed and two others were injured yesterday in a traffic crash in the Caladium Capital. According to reports, a Ford Tarus, driven by 93-year-old Fredrick Neer, went across Highway 27 and collided with a utility van. The force of impact reportedly cause the car to go off the highway, spin, Continue reading

News Update for 10/3/18

After a failed attempt at naming a candidate for Congressional District 17 – Democrats now have named Wauchulla’s Allen Ellison as their standard-bearer. Ellison will take the place of April Freeman who passed away unexpectedly last month. Ellison, who once ran for county commission in Hardee County reportedly was selected from six potential candidates. He Continue reading

News Update for 10/1/18

It remains unclear who will be on the ballot against Greg Steube for the District 17 Congressional Seat. U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich yesterday rejected a bid by two potential candidates for the seat to overturn a state law that prevents them from replacing the late April Freeman as the democrat nominee. In last night’s Continue reading

News Update for 9/28/18

It’s going to be a busy weekend in Sebring. After a one-year absence, the Sebring FireFest returns. There will be firefighter olympics – known as firematics, also planned are safety exhibits, demonstrations & displays, music and a food truck rally will be featured. That will commence in downtown Sebring tomorrow morning at 9am. The Sebring Continue reading