Recent Stories
City mulls historic district signage
Should I-4 markings change?
An attempt to draw in more historic tourism stalled when commissioners questioned whether visitors should be beckoned into the city through one of its least-historic entry points.
'The Sage Project' opens in Hannibal Square
Project honors elders
Peter Schreyer celebrated a lifetime of memories rescued from the grave on Friday, May 11.
Winter Park church helps African orphans
Helping African orphans
Panua is a ministry partnership between First United Methodist Church of Winter Park and Trinity United Methodist Church in Naivasha, Kenya.
Winter Park High goes deep in postseason
Water polo rocks
Hopes for a postseason run came to a shocking end on April 25 as the Winter Park Wildcats fell 3-2 in the first round of district play on the baseball diamond.
V-shaped trees cause uproar
People oppose 'V' cuts
Some worry newly imposed tree-trimming regulations could affect Winter Park property values.
UCF breaks Wave
The No. 10 Knights are streaking after blasting off against Southern Miss and going on a tear across the country on the baseball diamond.
Wildcats baseball enters districts
Wildcats and Eagles
For the Wildcats (15-9, 6-1), district play began this week at Timber Creek.
Vigil held for slain Winter Park students
Mourners gather at trail
As the sun set just beyond a stand of trees Thursday evening, hundreds gathered to say goodbye to two friends
Knights get revenge again
Setback to triumph
The Knights once again took a setback and turned it into a triumph in the past week.
Wildcats finish strong in state tournament
Baseball bamboozled
The Wildcats will play their final weekend of regular season baseball on the road, starting at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 19.