The Domes of the Yosemite, the largest existing painting by Albert Bierstadt (1830–1902), will be exhibited at the Morse this winter and spring through a special loan from the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum in Vermont....
On May 12, Central Florida residents are encouraged to leave a sturdy bag containing non-perishable foods – such as canned soups, pasta and cereal – next to their mailboxes for local letter carriers to...
For the past 19 years, Night On Broadway has become the highlight of the artistic year for Winter Park High School, and in their 20th run last month, the tradition continued. This year, over...
Real Estate In The Parks – By Scott & Sam Hillman Spring is most definitely in the air, flowers and trees are blooming, and people begin to look at their homes in a new...
Elections In Winter Park Over the years that I have been involved with Winter Park city government, people regularly ask about our elections. Coming on the heels of the latest election, while the information...
Live Meaningfully – Ayesha G. Shenk, M.A. May always brings with it a time of reflection and renewal for me as it’s the month in which my birthday falls. As such, I usually share...
In The Garden – By Stephen and Kristin Pategas It’s rarely seen and mostly forgotten. In developed areas it’s covered with buildings, roads, and lawns. It’s typically called dirt, but horticulturists and gardeners call it...
May is a month of celebrating and remembering. I want to take a moment this Mother’s Day to thank all of the amazing moms out there, especially my mom, my wife, my daughter, and...
By Ron Frechette, The Cyber Coach The adoption of cloud computing solutions has become extremely popular, almost to the point of necessity for building a profitable business. This cloud adoption phenomenon will only continue...
Pop Culture Detours – By George McGowan For some reason, I believe that podcasts are (to be very impolite) the “red-headed stepchildren” of the pop culture world. They don’t get enough attention although they...
