This local teacher – and published author – brings lessons from his writing desk back to the classroom in unique and engaging ways

An Altamonte man’s terrifying cancer diagnosis became his family’s call to action to support families like theirs through the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation

Two different groups for young girls and teens are helping the next generation of local female leaders thrive

Local Boy Scout builds an outdoor classroom in memory of Sabal Point Elementary’s Lynn Halbfoster

Thanks to the support of current and former Seminole County educators, New Horizons Service Dogs is changing the lives of local men, women, and children with disabilities

Lake Howell High students help local kids experience the magic of the theater

Cross-country gold, a Girl Scout Gold Award... Longwood’s Megan Rhodes shines bright in our community

Have you ever thought about mentoring a student? Consider being part of the Take Stock in Children program. With 25 years of success under its belt, this scholarship program helps connect deserving high-school students and adult mentors in a meaningful way.

Longwood’s Dionna Hurt makes history as the new general manager of the Orlando Predators

Neighbors Network helps local seniors stay independent, active, and connected

The City of Casselberry’s new Citizen Academy will give residents a behind-the-scenes peek at what makes the town tick – all for free!

Local artist honors Florida’s cattle culture as part of a unique exhibit 500 years in the making

The Altamonte Springs South Seminole Optimist Club is celebrating a half-century of service to our community

Longwood is home to a remarkable team of competitive swimmers who range in age from the late 60s to the late 90s!

RSVP is now active in Seminole County, and it aims to match seniors and older adults with local nonprofit organizations that need their help

This Altamonte teen is on a mission to eliminate food insecurity around the world

Looking for a day-full of fun throughout Central Florida? Our own Georgia Rivas hops on SunRail to scope out some of the hottest spots that are just a train-ride away.

The Mustard Seed of Central Florida has a strong and growing presence in Seminole County, providing help to families in distress and opportunities to serve for those with love to give

The Rotary Club of Casselberry’s free annual Arts Calendar is available while supplies last

Longwood seventh grader Lucas Hinton is one of the fastest kids in America

From Altamonte Springs to the skies high above the most exotic destinations in the world, this competitive skydiver reflects on his unlikely destiny to join the Army’s Golden Eagles

When he’s not on the basketball court at Lake Brantley High, Zack Weiss is writing about the NBA for the online news outlet League Alerts.

With a major Blues Festival on deck this month and a bevy of other free concerts throughout the year, the City of Casselberry has become a sought-after destination for some of the biggest musical acts in the nation

There’s a new law school in our community, but the young lawyers in this program are still about a decade away from taking the bar

At the Sweetwater Oaks tennis club, a pair of ambidextrous young siblings are leading a new generation of court marshals

Lauren Rowe is director of communications at Orlando Sanford International Airport and was an Emmy award-winning news anchor.

A Longwood woman’s vision will blossom on local screens in October at the 25th annual South Asian Film Festival

Few Boy Scouts could even name all 137 of Scouting’s iconic merit badges, but this Altamonte Eagle Scout earned every single one.

By the end of 2019, the American Cancer Society estimates 268,600 new cases of invasive breast cancer will have been diagnosed in women across the United States this year.

For 10 years, NextStep Orlando has given those living with spinal cord injuries hope, encouragement, and the drive to one day walk again.

Altamonte’s Chad and Holly Nuttle are the Florida Foster Parents of the Year

And just like that, another Florida summer is upon us, but luckily you don’t have to go very far to enjoy our beautiful Sunshine State. Here are our top picks for fun things to do in your neighborhood and around town this summer.

The safety of our children and staff has and will always be our top priority.

Special summer events at the Seminole County Public Library

There is no greater duty that we have as law enforcement officers than to pay respect to those who have fallen in the line of duty.

If you’re like most parents, you probably greet the end of summer with a mixture of emotions. However, summer will be over before you know it – which means back-to-school time is just around the corner. Are you ready?

This recent Lake Brantley High School grad made sure the pageantry of prom was available to all

Inside The Springs, residents are putting their old grocery bags to good use to help the homeless and protect the Earth

The 2019 class of inductees into the Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame spans decades, multiple sports, and the full spectrum of community service

Hurricane season began on June 1, but Duke Energy prepares for massive storms year-round and urges you to be prepared, too.

Lake Brantley High’s athletic director is named the best in Florida

Altamonte’s own Annamarie Nieves is just back from Abu Dhabi with a chestful of medals from the Special Olympics World Games

As well-traveled parents, we are always looking for ways to expose our girls to the great big world out there.

Get ready for a star-studded evening of entertainment on August 18, all to benefit the Steinway Society and its mission to help children in need take a seat at the piano.

At 86 years young, this local dance teacher won’t let age determine when the music is done.

The community rallies to outfit the Lyman High football team with special concussion-reducing helmets

Casselberry’s Gabbie Buendia is a two-time valedictorian and one of America’s brightest young minds

The engineering magnet programs at Milwee Middle School and Lyman High are working together to solve big problems and win big trophies.

These local artists combine creepy and cute to forge their own artistic path.

With tremendous support from our community, the Garmon family made their second adoption a dream come true.

Meet the muscle behind the Wekiva Strong movement.

Inspire of Central Florida is hard at work to help both businesses and those with special needs.

These local Girl Scouts are celebrating more than a decade of dedication together.

Seminole County Public Library offers a wide range of programs to help you meet your goals.

SCPS is focused on our mission to ensure that all students acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to be productive citizens. - Dr. Walt Griffin, superintendent of Seminole County Public Schools.

Sheriff Dennis Lemma shares 2018 State of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office.

Spring cleaning starts with safety first. - Jemima Desir, MD, MBA, Florida Poison Information Center

Bears have a schedule, just like you do. - Diane Hirth, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

Ever been curious about 3D printing, or wanted to see how it works for yourself? - Sara White, Seminole County Public Library.

For 10 years, students at Lake Brantley High School have gotten real-world experience working at the on-campus CFE Credit Union branch, and now would-be bankers at Lake Howell High are breaking into the business, too.

They call her the Energizer Bunny, and this 100-year-old Meals on Wheels volunteer continues to help others with a power all her own

Local printmaker breathes new life into a centuries-old art form

Lake Brantley alumni combine love, family, and farming

Local Eagle Scout honors the founder of the Special Olympics and its athletes.

With an industry veteran at the helm, South Seminole Middle School’s TV news production program is as fun as it is authentic.

The Wekiva River Players celebrate their 25th anniversary with the show that started it all

Maitland Middle School volleyball teams just can’t lose!

Teen-led Greyhound Buddies program pairs Lyman students with their special-needs peers to promote inclusion and opportunity for all.

When Longwood resident Chris Connor collapsed from a heart attack on the Seminole Wekiva Trail, a series of incredible events led to a life-changing and life-saving encounter among three complete strangers.