Durant, Plant City and Strawberry Crest high schools all earned A grades for their performances on the 2013 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. online pharmacy buy zofran online no prescription online pharmacy buy synthroid no prescription pharmacy buy champix online champix no prescription online pharmacy purchase nolvadex online generic The Florida Department of Education released the […]
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BREAKING NEWS: Police identify accident victims
The Plant City Police Department mourns the loss of two of its extended family members as it continues to investigate a fatal traffic crash that occurred Jan. 13, at the intersection of James L. Redman Parkway and Johnson Road. online pharmacy purchase stromectol online no prescription buy zocor online zocor online generic buy zofran online […]
Continue ReadingFamily, friends remember Will Lamoreaux
It seems just about everyone who had ever met Will Lamoreaux has a memory to cherish. Friend Amy Reed remembers the time she went with him to Beef ‘O’ Brady’s, and Will ordered a cup of bacon. Or, how about the time Will dressed up as a Hooters girl and then went to the famous […]
Continue ReadingSteppin’ Stone Farm announces closure
Thousands of memories well up inside of Executive Director Cindy Churchill as she walks among the shaded paths of Steppin’ Stone Farm. Nestled among 86.5 acres of country landscape, the farm has been a home for at-risk teenage girls since the Keiser family started it in 1973. Throughout the years, about 900 girls have completed […]
Continue Reading2014 FORECAST: The Hole Truth
The simmering disconnect between Walden Lake residents and Visions Golf LLC, the owner of the community’s golf courses and country club, boiled over in 2013, after Visions closed The Hills course and began working on plans to redevelop. But, behind all the emotions lies one important question: In a rapidly changing golf industry, what type of […]
Continue Reading2014 FORECAST: Meet Madame Mayor
In 2013, Mary Thomas Mathis became the second African-American woman to be appointed as Plant City’s mayor. She was groomed for this by the first — Sadye Gibbs Martin. The corner of Warnell and Martin Luther King Streets was crawling with activity. A group of women buzzed around tables set up outside St. Luke Missionary […]
Continue Reading2014 FORECAST: Drawing Inspiration for Midtown
Plant City took several significant steps in 2013 in the development of Midtown, a vision to create a new live-work-play community just south of downtown. In creating that vision, Midtown’s champions looked to our neighbors just across the county line. Like many others, Lakeland’s downtown fell victim to the shopping mall phenomenon of the 1970s. […]
Continue Reading2014 FORECAST: Sweetbay Distribution Center
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Continue Reading2014 FORECAST: Nutraceuticals
Some analysts believe the nutraceutical industry could top $200 billion by 2017. Could Plant City — a city rich in agriculture and situated perfectly along a major interstate, snag a slice of that pie? It’s no secret Plant City prides itself on its decades of agricultural heritage. With a variety of helpful factors at play, the […]
Continue Reading2014 FORECAST: Dr. Brian Stowe, The New Kid on the Block
Last month, Dr. Brian Stowe became the new senior pastor at Plant City’s First Baptist Church. It’s a job he never sought out himself. But, it’s funny how some things just work themselves out. Something just wasn’t right. Brian Stowe could feel it in his gut. Still, he left for work. Driving for more than […]
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