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Obituary: Carl Russ III
Carl Russ III, 24, of Bartow, died Sept. 3, 2014. He was a graduate of Durant High School, where he was a member of Troupe 5444. He enjoyed music, writing and developing video games. He created Carl’s Place Radio and published two parts of a book trilogy, “Tales of Aria.” He is survived by his […]
Continue ReadingObituary: Martin Allison “Marty” Waters
Martin Allison “Marty” Waters, 57, of Dover, died Sept. 6, 2014. online pharmacy buy orlistat no prescription with best prices today in the USA He was a sergeant with the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office and retired after 23 years. He was a member of Sydney First Church of God. He spent his formative years traveling […]
Continue ReadingObituary: Ralph Arden Ambrose
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Continue ReadingNew city manager Mike Herr to start this month
When Mike Herr learned he had been chosen as Plant City’s new city manager, he was elated. This month, he is transitioning out of his current position in Tampa and preparing to step up to his leadership role in the Winter Strawberry Capital of the World. Herr’s first day as Plant City’s city manager will […]
Continue ReadingTeacher brings South Korean agriculture lesson to classroom
Jason Steward fired up his computer to check his email last year. One caught his eye. It was an invitation to go on a trip to South Korea with the Future Farmers of America. And although the email caught the Tomlin Middle School teacher’s attention, it was just for a fleeting moment. He had gotten […]
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If your club would like to post announcements, email them to Associate Editor Amber Jurgensen, ajur gensen@plantcityobserver.com. + Plant City Optimist Club The 20th Annual Plant City Optimist Club/Plant City Recreation & Parks Department Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, Oct. 4, at Diamond Hill Golf & Country Club, 13115 Sydney Road, Valrico. Registration begins at […]
Continue ReadingSewing store partners with local non-profits
Louis Seelye put on his POW/MIA cap and looked up at his new red, white and blue quilt at a Historic Downtown quilt shop in Plant City. Twenty-five women worked on the quilt together, and it took them almost three weeks to complete it. “It’s pretty,” Seelye said. “I like it.” The quilt features patterns […]
Continue ReadingALS Ice Bucket Challenge takes off in Plant City
Anyone with a Facebook account likely has been enjoying a few weeks of friends and celebrities pouring buckets of ice water onto their heads — all in support of the ALS Association’s incredibly successful and viral Ice Bucket Challenge. And, it seems the freezing-cold phenomenon has hit Plant City. Jeremy Lee Pearce, a Plant City […]
Continue ReadingObituary: Bertha Dean “Bert” Gilliam
Bertha Dean “Bert” Gilliam, 72, of Plant City, died Aug. 26, 2014. She is survived by her husband, Donald W. Gilliam; sons, Daniel Mathis, Steven Mathis (Joyne) and Shawn Mathis Gilliam; step-daughters, Lisa Candey and Jennifer Newberry; grandchildren, Steven Mathis Jr., Haylee Mathis, Matthew Mathis and Danielle Mathis; and great-grandson, Gavin Young. She was preceded […]
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