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Troy Herring
November 5, 2017

PHOTOS: King of Darkness Waterski Tournament.

World-class water-skiers come from far and wide to participate in the annual King of Darkness waterski tournament.

Southwest Orange
News

Danielle Hendrix
November 5, 2017

BLACK TIE: Garden Choir’s Fall Winter Garden Wine Walk

More than 400 participants, equipped with wine glasses, roamed Winter Garden and sampled wines during the Garden Choir fundraiser.

Black Tie

Gabby Baquero
November 3, 2017

PHOTOS: Westbrooke Elementary Fall Carnival

Westbrooke Elementary School held its 10th annual Fall Carnival, Friday, Nov. 3.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

Brittany Gaines
November 3, 2017

PHOTOS: Windermere High School Parade

Windermere High School held its first parade on Thursday, Nov. 2

Southwest Orange
Neighborhood

Brittany Gaines
November 2, 2017

St. Jude priest celebrates 25 years

St. Jude’s Father Bassam Saade felt called into ministry after immigrating to the U.S. from Lebanon

Southwest Orange
Neighborhood

Brittany Gaines
November 2, 2017

California tattoo artist brings the Art of Loy Loy to West Orange

While living in California, tattoo artist Roy “Loy Loy” Leyva left his mark on celebrities, rock stars and pro athletes. Now living in West Orange, he hopes to one day open his own shop.

Arts + Entertainment
Arts + Culture

Amy Quesinberry Price
November 1, 2017

Winter Garden hosts annual Halloween festival

Downtown Plant Street was packed with costumed children and parents as residents celebrated Halloween at the city’s annual event.

West Orange Times & Observer
Neighborhood

Amy Quesinberry Price
November 1, 2017

Obituary: Jack Quesinberry

Mr. Quesinberry, 86, a resident and former mayor of Winter Garden, died Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017.

West Orange Times & Observer
Obituaries

Amy Quesinberry Price
November 1, 2017

How do you say goodbye to your hero?

Feb. 28, 1931 — Oct. 26, 2017 Jack Quesinberry served as Winter Garden's mayor for nearly 17 years — the longest tenure in the city's history. But to Community Editor Amy Quesinberry, he's simply "Daddy."