The City of Plant City is in the planning stages of adding vibrant plant life and a plethora of
way finding signs to downtown.
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The future of McCall Park
When discussing the keys to renovating downtown Plant City, it’s impossible to ignore the untapped potential in McCall Park. The city has agreed to enter a concept phase for sprucing up the space.
Continue ReadingPCHS breaks records and begins journey to States
This is the first time in Plant City High School history that it has been awarded Best Play at districts and selected to represent the district at the Florida State Thespian Festival. Now it’s fundraising to help the students bring the heat in March 2020.
Continue ReadingNews Briefs 12.26.19
Apply for MLK Parade For anyone interested in marching in the 2020 Plant City MLK Festival’s Freedom Parade, now is the time to apply. One of the biggest highlights of the festival, which runs from Jan. 11-25, 2020, the 34th annual Freedom Parade will hit the streets of downtown Plant City from 1 to 2:30 […]
Continue ReadingKeel Farms says goodbye to Two Henrys and hello to Agrarian Ale + Cider
In a ceremony on Dec. 12, Keel Farms announced its brewing company
officially has a new name.
Elks celebrate PCPD and PCFR
The Elks Lodge of Plant City throws a festive annual lunch and dinner for the Plant City Police Department and Plant City Fire Rescue.
Continue ReadingEvers Street faces transformation
Following an analysis of the new downtown vision plan, the city agreed to explore two big changes to Evers Street.
Continue ReadingKiwanis lends Santa a hand
For more than 30 years, Kiwanis of Plant City has set the stage for a merry Christmas for local families thanks to its Christmas for an Angel program.
Continue ReadingCity commits to bringing downtown vision to life
After a long meeting
Monday afternoon city commissioners agreed to begin implementing some of the suggestions from the Downtown Vision Plan crafted by Community Design Solutions.
News Briefs 12.12.19
Polling places to change for 2020 Craig Latimer, Hillsborough County’s Supervisor of Elections, announced Monday polling places around the county are set to change for the upcoming election year. “We don’t want anyone to show up at the wrong place on Election Day, so we work very hard to let voters know where their polling […]
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