Plant City Observer

Year in Review: December 2022

It’s unusual to be looking back on December’s events, because the month isn’t done and its still part of our past, present and future. Holiday events were plentiful this month, with lots of goodwill and holiday cheer being spread around Plant City. The Christmas tree lighting ceremony and Christmas parade ushered in the holiday season. Plant City’s downtown was adorned with brightly lit festive displays. Many organizations hosted toy and clothing drives to benefit local families. A Plant City single mother received a new car thanks to the generosity of the folks at Stingray Chevrolet. One police officer replaced a veteran’s tattered flags. Walden Lake celebrated its most festively decorated homes.

Plant City hosted its first ever Wreaths Across America event, recognizing more than 1,000 veterans buried in four of Plant City’s cemeteries with wreaths placed on their tombstones. In business news, City Furniture held its grand opening event, ushering in more jobs for Plant City residents. Plant City Police Department welcome two new canine dogs, Dexter and Odin. Commissioner Bill Dodson was recognized for 20 years of uninterrupted municipal service.

In sports news, high school basketball, volleyball and soccer teams compete for the top spots in their respective divisions.

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