Parade of Homes Returns to Central Florida

White Castle Breaks New PR Ground During the Pandemic

By Laura E. Richeson, APR and Jennifer Regen Bisbee, APR February 2023 Pent-up consumer demand for a nationally recognized brand. Check. Media hungry for a positive story. Check.

Mango’s Orlando launches new show in the latest sign of I-Drive’s recovery

Posted By Ken Storey on Tue, Dec 14, 2021

Queen of Show Named for Orlando Boat Show

ORLANDO, Fla. (Updated Aug. 4, 2021) – The Marine Industry Association of Central Florida (MIACF) presents the Orlando Boat Show for a three-day event August 27-29, 2021 at the Orange County Convention Center. The highly anticipated show features 17 of Central Florida's top boat dealers representing more than 50 manufacturers.

Ring in the weekend: 5 spots for onion rings in Orlando

Commitment may or may not be your thing, but if you’re like me, you still want to go ring shopping.

Museum of Illusions sets I-Drive debut next month

Museum of Illusions Orlando, a mind-bending “edutainment” experience where guests enter the fascinating world of mental deception, is opening to the public on January 9, 2021. Situated on International Drive at ICON Park™, this is the first Florida outpost and 20th location for the rapidly-expanding Museum of Illusions brand that started in Zagreb, Croatia in 2015.

Program helps students financially impacted by COVID-19

A new program at Seminole State College is helping students receive aid to pursue their career path goals.

Here for the boos? These Halloween cocktails are scary-good

Set your Halloween on fall-seasonal fire via the sophisticated Smoked Old Fashioned with Apple and Cinnamon. (Lisa Wilk/TasteCookSip.com / Courtesy photo)

How nonprofit HomeAid Orlando is lending a helping hand in homelessness, housing needs

Russ Beymer is a man on a mission — a really important one in working to address homelessness and the affordable housing crisis.

Valencia College, Seminole State see bump in enrollment during pandemic

By Ryan Lynch  – Staff Writer, Orlando Business Journal Jul 9, 2020, 11:17am EDT Updated Jul 9, 2020, 11:46am EDT Central Florida's community colleges are seeing an enrollment bump during the economic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. In fact, as Valencia College prepared to bring most of its fall classes online, it saw an increase in its summer headcount by 11% year-over-year, and course hours taken rose by 18% during that time.