Pulte Homes, awarded Developer of the Year by the Orlando Business Journal, is excited to announce their newest Lake Nona project, Somerset Crossings. Conveniently located at the intersection of Lake Nona Boulevard and Wyndham Lakes Boulevard, Somerset Crossings is adjacent to Ariel Apartments and directly across from Somerset Park. Currently under construction, the … [Read more...]
CFX Keeps Southeast Orange Moving at the Speed of Accelerated Growth
As my final year as an Orange County commissioner winds down, I feel a great sense of urgency to do everything I can to leave my home district better off than it was the day I entered office. Over the last eight years, District 4 has gone through dramatic transitions, going from bust to boom in what now seems like the proverbial blink of an eye. Honestly, it’s bittersweet to … [Read more...]
BREAKING: New Fitness and Wellness Facility to Debut in Lake Nona
On March 2 at the sixth annual Lake Nona Impact Forum, Tavistock announced a state-of-the-art performance, wellness and medically integrated fitness facility. This innovative creation is in partnership with Signet, LLC and Integrated Wellness Partners (IWP). With Lake Nona dubbed as the world’s most sophisticated wellness community by the Global Wellness Institute, … [Read more...]
UF Students Rise Against White Nationalist Richard Spencer
University of Florida students protested against white nationalist speaker Richard Spencer by gathering in front of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts at UF in Gainesville on Oct. 19. Hundreds of students from the campus came in hopes of shutting down the speech given by Spencer, who visited the university to speak about his beliefs on white supremacy, not equality … [Read more...]
SORA Rowing Impacted by Irma
The local South Orlando Rowing Association (SORA) ", an over 100-member club of middle school, high school, and adult rowers, is working toward coming back together stronger in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. In wake of the hurricane, the team's boatyard and dock in Moss Park were destroyed by the wind and rain, creating a difficult, uphill battle in the effort to rebuild what … [Read more...]