YEAR IN PHOTOS: West Orange Times & Observer, July 2019

Madden and Camryn Colores were ready for the 16th annual All-American Kids Parade and Breakfast in Winter Garden.

Anthony Hodge is creating a welcoming space for children and families called Restore Hope for Youth.

Winter Garden residents Heather and David Fraga turned to social media to help them meet a birth mother looking to find an adoptive family for her baby.

As told in a story from July 2019, Tracy Denison had been fighting to get his life back since a near-death experience three months earlier.

The Acting Up Theater Academy in Winter Garden hosted its Stage to Screen camp July 8 to 12 at Purpose Church on West Colonial Drive.

Kurt Gies, now 55, served in the U.S. Navy for 25 years. During that time, he spent a total of only 37 days at sea. Gies serves as post commander at the Hugh T. Gregory American Legion Post 63 in downtown Winter Garden.

Anthony Alfieri, a member of the American Legion Post 63 in Winter Garden, served his country in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War.

Shann Cliburn was presented a pin by Deputy Fire Chief Jose P. Gainza Jr., signifying her promotion to fire lieutenant at the Winter Garden City Commission meeting June 27.