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.

Brandon and Jennifer Minnick are home after a years-long mission trip that led them to work with pregnant women in the poorest areas of Costa Rica.

Fifteen students in West Orange County schools painted rain barrels that were selected for display in the Orlando Utilities Commission’s Water Color Project.

The Lakeview Fishing Lodge was a popular place for anglers, who traveled from all over the world to head out on Lake Apopka for a day of fishing.

First Academy's Emma Pastis, her family and some friends completed a mission trip with Champs Missions to Freeport, Bahamas.

Windermere Prep student Julia Kaufman offers her picks to cure the summertime blues.

Kerr’s Marine Tool Co. has been in West Orange County for 57 years, and five generations of family have worked in some capacity.

Ursula Hunter is the latest homeowner to move into a house built through West Orange Habitat for Humanity after providing 309 sweat-equity hours and fulfilling other requirements.

To celebrate July 4, we honor the workers who are keeping our country going.

State Rep. Geraldine Thompson and the city of Ocoee partnered for a commitment to a movement June 19, known as Juneteenth.

Juan Montano Matamoros was discharged from Health Central Hospital June 5 after battling a severe case of COVID-19 for more than a month.

Local pastors, residents and public officials rallied around calls for equality and for an end to police violence during the Winter Garden Peace March.