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Krista Phelps, teacher for the deaf and hard of hearing at Altamonte Elementary, won a new remodeled classroom from Addition Financial, which was unveiled on Monday morning.
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Marva Hawkins, beloved in the community as a journalist for the Sanford Herald for decades, passed away last Saturday.
She is remembered by prominent Sanford residents for her generosity and work.
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Those who are interested in cats, baked goods or art will have a plethora of reasons to be downtown this Saturday for the Celery City Cat Cafe Pop-Up Event.
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A body found in the middle of the day Sunday near Cameron Wight Park drew significant attention from deputies and the public.
On Tuesday, the victim’s name was revealed as Ann Marie Morse, 61, of Deltona.
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A National Geographic TV series called ‘The Right Stuff’ filmed some scenes in and around downtown Sanford this week, taking the town back in time to the 1950s and ‘60s ‘Space Race’ era.
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The jury in the triple homicide case against Grant Amato, the man accused of killing his parents and brother, ended in an unanimous guilty verdict for three counts of first-degree murder late Wednesday evening.
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At Altamonte Springs’ Eastmonte Civic Center on Thursday afternoon, veterans and other citizens lined up in groups to ask Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy questions at one of her three town halls this week.
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State Attorney Phil Archer, stepping in as a mediator for an Orange County case of possible police brutality at the request of then-Gov. Rick Scott, determined that excessive force had not been used in the arrest of Markeith Loyd in 2017.
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