2025 Year in Photos: March

Horizon High School partnered with Orlando Health to give its biomedical students a realistic look into the medical field. Orlando Health Air Care team members John Campbell, left, and Angel Rios-Peña, right, explained all the equipment on the helicopter to Horizon High School seniors Gia Patel and Valentina Reyes.

The father-son team of Mac and Jesse Bishop spent nine solid months rebuilding a 1979 Ford Bronco, and it is nearly road-ready.

Julian Barajas made his way through the Fun Bus, his sister, Victoria, waited for her turn at Healthy West Orange’s annual Ocoee Block party Saturday, March 8.

London Hudson, a second-grader at Windermere Elementary, competed in a pie-eating contest at the school’s Family Festival Saturday, March 1.

Faith, coffee and help from their church community keep Daniel and Brianne Griffis moving forward on the days they feel they’re at their breaking point. The couple loves their house full of children, laughter and chaos.

Windermere High School senior and recently named Super Scholar Samuel Lahik was among the four people killed in a late-night crash Saturday, March 1

There was something for everyone — including 2-year-old Bradley McCall and his dad, Jordan McCall — at Horizon West Fest on Saturday, March 1.

Olivia Berman, 4, and her 4-month-old sister, Maya Berman, both dressed as Ana for the Rosen JCC’s Purim Pop-Up Friday, March 14.

In the shadow of the McKey Street Centennial Mural, event-goers got to enjoy a carnival ride at Ocoee’s Centennial St. Patrick’s Day Block Party March 14.

Windermere Preparatory School sent 29 students to Tanzania for a trip of service, education and exploration.

Water Spring Middle School eighth-graders descended upon the New Yorker Ballroom on the second floor of New York Beer Project for the school’s annual semiformal dance.