Photojournalism contest winner announced The Plant City Photo Archives and History Center named Brendan Rollyson winner of its 2019 Photojournalism Contest. Rollyson, who was chosen unanimously for the win, used his words and photographs to tell the story of his grandfather’s experiences as a Boy Scout in the 1950s and how that inspired him to […]
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SFBH doctor recognized nationally
Dr. Brooke Shepard recently became one of 12 doctors nationwide to be named a TeamHealth Medical Director of the Year.
Continue ReadingMelodies come to McCall Park
The city has installed new audio equipment throughout McCall Park.
Continue ReadingSpeeding through Walden Lake? Not on PCPD’s watch.
Plant City Police Department recently spent a week heavily enforcing speeding in the community to help curb one of the most common complaints among Walden Lake residents
Continue ReadingUnusual Easter hunt
A on-foot pursuit following a traffic stop lead HCSO deputies on an usual Easter hunt Sunday evening.
Continue ReadingAsked and answered
The city will soon be unveiling a new project signage program to help facilitate conversations regarding a variety of projects around town between the community and its city leaders.
Continue ReadingNews Briefs 4.25.19
Meth trafficking hub disbanded, 17 arrested Seven months after “Operation Ice Cubed” began looking into activity at 1804 South Forbes Road, Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office reported the arrests of 17 people on April 17. HCSO uncovered a large meth trafficking ring based out of the Forbes Road location, which has been the subject of more […]
Continue ReadingCommish Roundup: Plant City prepares for major growth
A Fortune 500 company, a new water treatment plant and SR 39 utilities may now be on the way thanks to a jam-packed commission meeting last week.
Continue ReadingBreaking News: Motorcyclist killed in accident near Mike Sansone Park
A 34-year-old motorcyclist was killed last night in an accident on N. Park Rd. after colliding with a Ford Flex.
Continue ReadingCRA adds new matching grant
The Community Redevelopment Agency is now offering a $15,000 matching grant for food-related businesses as an expansion of its Incentive Grant Program.
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