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Photo by: Allison Olcsvay - Kids learn to rock a stage with the School of Rock program that teaches kids to play instruments, then puts them in real rock and roll shows to get experience in front of live audiences.

'School of Rock' brought to life in Oviedo

Kids take classes in rock-n-roll

by: Allison Olcsvay

Neighborhood Feb 26, 2014

Photo by: ROBIN MCLEOD - Zach Brown's new life is a big departure from his old path thanks to Walk Their Shoes, which is having a charity chili cook-off Feb. 22.

Walk Their Shoes helps foster kids find hope

Foster kids find new path

by: Allison Olcsvay

Neighborhood Feb 19, 2014

Photo by: Tim Freed - An eventful night closed out Tom and Jerry's after a long run on U.S. 17/92.

Tom and Jerry's vs. the wrecking ball

Blow out before wrecking ball

by: Tim Freed

Business Feb 19, 2014

Photo by: FLORIDA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN - High-tech testing can reveal secrets hidden in a patient's genes, thanks to genomic sequencing at the Winter Park Health Assessment Program, offered by Florida Hospital for Women. The program also offers fitness ...

Genetic test looks into your future

Tests serve as crystal ball

by: Brittni Larson

Neighborhood Feb 19, 2014

Photo by: Sarah Wilson - Money raised by Swipe4Kids with the help of Jason Bingham, left, and Samadhi Artemisa, middle, help Brad Jones, right, grow his school's gardening programs.

Business turns charge-fees into charity

Fees fuel school enrichment

by: Brittni Larson

Neighborhood Feb 5, 2014

Photo by: Sarah Wilson - Sonja and Tony Nicholson, near their Park Avenue office, have turned a lifetime of success into a tradition of giving. The couple has donated millions to the community to help build school buildings and a surgical training center.

Winter Park couple shares their success

Nicholsons give back

by: Brittni Larson

Neighborhood Jan 29, 2014

Photo by: Sarah Wilson - From an ever-expanding warehouse in Winter Park, Hog Eat Hog designers and craftsmen dedicate themselves to creating custom furniture pieces that respect the integrity of the locally-sourced wood they work with.

Hog Eat Hog designs with the grain

Custom woodwork in W.P.

by: Brittni Larson

Neighborhood Jan 29, 2014

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