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By Danielle Hendrix |
January 31, 2019

Sunset Park Elementary welcomes new principal

Former Millennia Gardens Elementary Assistant Principal Jay Gangwisch is ready to continue leading the Sunset Park Eagles to success.

Southwest Orange
News

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
January 10, 2018

Community plans festival for restaurateur Debra Nix

The owner of Franco’s Pizzeria has been battling cervical cancer for three years.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
April 18, 2018

Chamber to celebrate extraordinary women

Local female professionals will speak about their roles as leaders in the community at the April 25 women-only event.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Annabelle Sikes |
April 6, 2024

Olympia High student collects teddy bears for OCSO

Senior Jacob Gorberg collected more than 50 teddy bears to donate to children in need with the help of his school’s National Honor Society.

Southwest Orange
News

By Amy Quesinberry Price |
January 31, 2024

SunRidge Elementary remembers second-grade teacher

Allisha Douglas was known for her willingness to help anyone in need and went the extra mile for her students at SunRidge Elementary School.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Annabelle Sikes |
April 29, 2023

Brain center opens in Winter Garden

The Orlando Neurosurgery Spine and Brain Center will provide comprehensive spine and brain care to serve the growing West Orange community.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Danielle Hendrix |
May 6, 2020

Baldwin Park middle-schooler pushes for recycling bins

Glenridge Middle eighth-grader Jackson Fu was instrumental in helping to get recycling bins installed in three ROA parks.

Baldwin Park Living

By Catherine Kerr |
November 25, 2015

Thespians compete in 2015 district festival

Five high schools in West Orange competed in the District 5 Thespians festival last weekend. Dr. Phillips High School will take its one-act play to the state competition in the spring, with Windermere Prep and West Orange High as alternates.

Arts + Entertainment
Arts + Culture

By Josh Garrick |
December 8, 2016

Josh Garrick: Culture for Your Holiday Calendar

McElroy performs all 37 characters of the Dickens’ classic from Tiny Tim to the Three Ghosts.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Neighborhood

By Liz Ramos |
January 21, 2026

New Windermere officials say it was time to step up

Andy Williams and CT Allen have answered the call to serve the town of Windermere.

Southwest Orange
News

By Annabelle Sikes |
August 11, 2022

Jake's Small Business Alliance brings community together

The Facebook group houses over 500 highly rated business owners who are dedicated to improving the quality of service in the community.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

By Observer Staff |
February 2, 2011

Letters to the Editor

No vote for state office building lease disgraces Winter Park

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Louis Roney |
February 29, 2012

Louis Roney: Assorted sorties

Assorted sorties

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Tim Freed |
June 23, 2017

Winter Park residents meet new library architect Sir David Adjaye

Winter Park residents had a chance to meet the man who will design the city’s new library/event center, when architect Sir David Adjaye hosted a meeting on June 20 at the Rachel D. Murrah Civic Center.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
News

By Zak Kerr |
December 23, 2015

Work to do for Warrior girls soccer

All of West Orange High’s wins were in district this season — a 6-0 run to another title — which leaves head coach Stan Banks mulling strategies to prepare for playoffs.

Sports
High Schools

By Tim Freed |
August 12, 2015

Winter Park votes to shrink Denning Drive

Local residents are torn between safety and limiting traffic problems as one project aiming to make a Winter Park road more pedestrian-friendly takes its first steps forward.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
News

By Chris Jepson |
October 30, 2013

Chris Jepson: Reflect

Two considerations come to mind with my modest maxim. That of the mirror, which reveals the outward, and that which you are – reflecting what is within.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Chris Jepson |
August 6, 2014

Chris Jepson: Voting for Colonel Sanders

Since mankind started organizing into cities, male hierarchies (often theocratically based) determined that women were “substantively” inferior to men and put in place laws (restrictions) governing their movement.

Winter Park - Maitland Observer
Opinion

By Steven Ryzewski |
May 20, 2015

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Dillon Scammon

Sports

By Eric Gutierrez |
April 8, 2020

Inspirational messages keep spirits up in West Orange

Mindy Hungerford, of Paint Life, has been painting the town — not red — but with motivational messages.

West Orange Times & Observer
News

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