We asked Facebook: If you believe there should be a season, what do you feel is the safest way for high school sports to return this fall? “I think it’s time to return to normal!! Our kids need this and for some it’s their last year. Start when school starts and be as safe as […]
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Unity in the Community helps schools, students with big bucks
The Plant City organization donated a total of $64,000 to various school-related causes during the last two weeks.
Continue Reading#WeArePlantCity amplifies voices, opens discussions on race
The hashtag, promoted by two local Instagram influencers, offers a platform for people in the Plant City community who have seen and experienced racism to share their stories.
Continue ReadingSix Feet Apartcast: Episode 16 (7/17/2020)
Welcome to the 16th episode of the Plant City Observer’s “Six Feet Apartcast.”
Continue ReadingObituaries 7.16.20
Obituaries 7.16.20
Continue ReadingPlant City man, who attended Dozier School for Boys, dies
Neil J. Davis was one of the oldest members of the “White House Boys” group, if not the oldest, having attended the infamous school in 1942.
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We asked Facebook: Today’s county Emergency Policy Group meeting will include a discussion about the group’s future. Should the EPG stay its course, disband and let the county commission take over or stay together but shift its focus to hurricanes? “Disband. Let each municipality take care of itself.” — Delicia C. Wallnofer “It should stay […]
Continue ReadingMorgan Pierce’s life celebrated by candlelight
Friends of Pierce gathered downtown at the train depot on Monday evening to honor her memory.
Continue ReadingSix Feet Apartcast: Episode 15 (7/10/2020)
Welcome to the 15th episode of the Plant City Observer’s “Six Feet Apartcast.”
Continue ReadingObituaries 7.9.20
Obituaries 7.9.20
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