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Amy Quesinberry Price
August 11, 2020

Oakland commission to discuss Tractor Supply, Cra-Mar Groves

The Oakland Town Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, both in person and virtually.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

Danielle Hendrix
August 11, 2020

Windermere leaders to discuss banning alcohol on public property

The ordinance will be discussed during the Aug. 11 Town Council meeting.

Southwest Orange
News

Michael Eng
August 11, 2020

Windsor Landing home tops real-estate sales in Ocoee

The home at 169 Sagecrest Drive, Ocoee, sold July 31, for $504,000.

West Orange Times & Observer
Real Estate

Troy Herring
August 11, 2020

Ocoee City Commission considers land sales

Two parcels of land owned by the city have become of great interest to developers looking to build.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

Observer Staff
August 11, 2020

Goodwill set to open new store in Winter Garden

The store, located at 14190 W. Colonial Drive, will staff up to 45 employees and is currently hiring retail associates.

West Orange Times & Observer
Your Town

Michael Eng
August 10, 2020

OCPS to give update on Seidel relief high school site in Horizon West

Orange County Public Schools will host a virtual meeting at noon Monday, Aug. 17.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

Michael Eng
August 10, 2020

Signature Lakes estate tops Horizon West real-estate sales

The home at 14730 Avenue of the Rushes, Winter Garden, sold July 31, for $1,564,000.

West Orange Times & Observer
Real Estate

Guest Author
August 6, 2020

THE MASKED READER: ‘We’re Not From Here’

Dear reader: Do you think that there really is life “out there?” You might not think so, but you would be surprised at all of the mixed, wild responses and claims that came from this question. 

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
August 5, 2020

Gone but not forgotten: Minorville

Minorville was a quick stop on the Florida Midland Railway line that traveled north and south from Apopka to Kissimmee. Jack Minor gave the depot its name in the late 1880s.