This week we asked Plant City: What are some of your favorite things to do during the summer months?
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Rise Family Theatre presents “Little Women”
A new theatre company, comprised entirely of local youth, is bringing “Little Women” to the Sadye Gibbs Martin Community Center on Aug. 6 and Aug. 7.
Continue ReadingThe Kiwanis Club of Plant City at 100
Over the past century the Kiwanis Club of Plant City has been at the helm of several impactful service projects.
Continue ReadingObituaries 7.22.21
Delmer Eugene Campbell Delmer Eugene Campbell, Sr., 81, of Dover, Fla., born on Nov. 4, 1939, entered into eternal rest on July 12, 2021. Expressions of condolence at www.HopewellFuneral.com. Manuel ‘Manny’ Rodriguez Manuel “Manny” Rodriguez, 22, of Plant City, Fla., born July 16, 1998 in Fremont, Ohio, entered into eternal rest July 12, 2021. Expressions of […]
Continue ReadingKrack Me Up Clean Comedy Night this weekend
Krazy Kup is hosting a clean comedy night that will feature three renowned comedians, including headliner Erica Rhodes who was a panelist on Comedy Central’s @midnight and has appeared on Dry Bar, Hulu’s Coming to the Stage and more.
Continue ReadingCops vs. Kids dodgeball a hit
Plant City Police took on Plant City’s youth in a dodgeball event at the Sadye Gibbs
Martin Community Center
this week.
SFBH volunteer celebrates 50 year mark
Dottie Pollack was a charter member of South Florida Baptist Hospital’s auxiliary program started in 1971
Continue ReadingPlant City based soap and personal care company brings healthy living to your skin
All Things Knatural, a Plant City based beauty, cosmetic and personal care company, has developed a loyal following due to its focus on high quality organic and natural products.
Continue ReadingKiwanis Club of Plant City ushers in 100th anniversary
The group is having a Centennial Celebration Dinner next Thursday in honor of its long years of service to the community.
Continue ReadingLong-time executive director for Plant City Photo Archives announces retirement
After 21 years with the Plant City Photo Archives, Gil Gott is set to retire later this year
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