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Lauren Groff stands in front of her bookstore with a mic in her hand and a red banner in front of her

October 20, 2025

“People are Banning Books Because They are Powerful”: Lauren Groff on Fighting Censorship in Florida

In 2024, the author set up a bookstore to counter Florida book bans and defend free expression everywhere.

By Rebecca Gleiberman

U.S. Army Captain John Raaen wearing a helmet and field jacket stands in front of tanks, resting one arm on a tank, circa 1944.

October 2, 2025

Winter Park Resident Awarded Congressional Gold Medal for WWII Service

John Raaen, an 103-year-old Winter Park resident, was honored with the Congressional Gold Medal for his distinguished service as an Army Ranger during World War II.

By Benjamin Mack-Jackson

November 10, 2024

Peanuts and Politics Collide at the Florida Festival

As festival-goers enjoy the usual fun, political tents stir conversation ahead of the November vote.

By Holly Yu Tung Chen

Gov. Ron DeSantis

February 19, 2024

Floridians Share Anxieties, Expectations Upon DeSantis’ Return From Presidential Campaign

Some hope for a return to normal, but the expectation is a continued attack on all things “woke.” 

By Jasmine Knox

Local volunteers and scientists motor in an all-terrain vehicle along an 11-mile stretch of coast in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, monitoring sea turtle nests. (Credit: Jennifer Taylor)

January 11, 2024

Florida Sea Turtles are Making a Comeback as Humans Stay Out of the Way

Sea turtles are returning to this Florida surf town with nesting populations nearly doubling in 2022, sparking new hope from conservationists.

By Jennifer Taylor

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