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The City of Clewiston Splash Pad is now closed for the season.
Splash Pad Closed for the Season The City of Clewiston Splash Pad is now closed for the season. We are currently planning to reopen during Spring Break Week, March 15–21, 2027. We look forward to welcoming everyone back for another season of fun!
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Knifty Crafters
Knifty Crafters Event Details Date: Ongoing, every Tuesday Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Panama City Community Center Cost: Free Description: Join the Knifty Crafters for a weekly crafting session! This is a casual opportunity to work on your own craft projects, share your skills, learn new techniques, and socialize with fellow crafters. All skill levels and crafting types are welcome, from knitting and crocheting to painting, jewelry making, and more. Bring your current project and enjoy a relaxed and creative atmosphere.
October 26 Neighborhood Meeting - 231 Hernandez Avenue
October 26 Neighborhood Meeting - 231 Hernandez Avenue • City of Ormond Beach News Flash October 26 Neighborhood Meeting - 231 Hernandez Avenue Planning News and Notices Posted on October 05, 2026 Parker Mynchenberg and Associates, Inc., representing the property owner, BET LEGACY LLC, is conducting a neighborhood meeting on Monday, October 26, 2026, starting at 5:30 p.m. at the Anderson-Price Memorial Building located at 42 North Beach Street, Ormond Beach, Florida 32174, to discuss its application for site improvements including a new parking lot, signage, and stormwater management facilities. As part of the redevelopment project, the applicant is required to perform Future Land Use Map and Official Zoning Map amendments affecting approximately 10,000 square feet of the approximately 32,500-square-foot parcel. In addition, the redevelopment plan includes a request for a Special Exception to allow a waiver of the required masonry wall and permit the installation of a PVC vinyl fence along the north and east property lines. The subject property is located at 231 Hernandez Avenue, Ormond Beach, Florida 32174. Additional information can be obtained by contacting Kevin Lee, P.E., Parker Mynchenberg and Associates, Inc., by email at [email protected] or by telephone at (386) 677-6891.
Zephyrhills City Commission to Convene on [Date of Meeting]
CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS PUBLIC NOTICE OF CITY COMMISSION MEETING Notice is hereby given that the City Commission of the City of Zephyrhills will hold a regular meeting on: DATE: [Date of Meeting] TIME: [Time of Meeting] LOCATION: City Hall Commission Chambers, [Address of City Hall] AGENDA: 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Approval of Minutes from Previous Meeting 4. Old Business: a. Discussion and Possible Action on [Topic 1] 5. New Business: a. Presentation and Discussion of [Topic 2] b. Introduction of Proposed Ordinance [Ordinance Number] 6. Public Comments 7. Adjournment Copies of the agenda and supporting documents are available for public inspection at the City Clerk's office during normal business hours and on the City's website.
Zephyrhills Gears Up for Annual Independence Day Parade
Join us for the Annual City of Zephyrhills Independence Day Parade! Celebrate with your community as we march through town in honor of Independence Day. This beloved tradition features local organizations, community groups, and spectacular floats. Date: Thursday, July 4, 2024 Time: To be announced Route: To be announced We invite all residents to come out, wave your flags, and enjoy a day of patriotic fun. For information on how to participate in the parade, please contact the City Clerk's office.
Resiliency Committee ("RC") Meeting
Resiliency Committee ("RC") Meeting Date: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Village Hall Council Chambers
Carmen's Crafting Corner - 5 PM
Carmen's Crafting Corner - 5 PM
Intermediate Crochet - 10 AM
Intermediate Crochet - 10 AM
American Mahjong Club - 2 PM
American Mahjong Club - 2 PM
Town Commission Meeting 10-06-2026
Town Commission Meeting 10-06-2026 Skip to Main Content Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Home Calendar Calendar View All Calendars is the default. Choose Select a Calendar to view a specific calendar. Subscribe to calendar notifications by clicking on the Notify Me® button, and you will automatically be alerted about the latest events in our community. Search Calendars by: Start Date End Date Enter Search Terms
Meeting of the Town Commission
Meeting of the Town Commission DATE: Monday October 5, 2026 TIME: 9:00 AM LOCATION: Town Hall 1076 Hillsboro Mile Hillsboro Beach, FL 33064
October 9 Free Concert in the Park
October 9 Free Concert in the Park • St. Pete Beach, FL Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Home News Flash October 9 Free Concert in the Park News Flash October 9 Free Concert in the Park City News Posted on October 05, 2026 📢 October Concerts in the Park! Brought to you by St. Pete Beach Resident Services 🎸 Britan's Finest: A Tribute to David Bowie and Duran Duran 🗓️ Friday, October 9th, 2026 ⌚ 7PM - 9PM 🌴 Horan Park 🌭🍔 Delicious hot dogs and burgers will be provided by St. Pete Beach Fire Rescue 🍺🍷 Beer and wine proceeds will benefit the Veterans of South Pinellas Bring your appetites, singing voices and dancing shoes. Join us for a beautiful night of music and community!
Donut Happy Hour
Wednesday, October 7, 11:00am-12:00pm Donut Happy Hour: Socialize with other adults while enjoying donuts and coffee.
The art of saving lives: Key Club's quarterly blood drive
The art of saving lives: Key Club’s quarterly blood drive – CHAT News Skip to Content Categories: Carousel Clubs The art of saving lives: Key Club’s quarterly blood drive Malia Nortelus and Alejandra Gomez Velasquez October 5, 2026 The members of Key Club stand in front of their sign presenting their blood drive. They all hold up thumbs ups showing how great this opportunity is. Gianna Padro Every year, 62% of individuals in the U.S. are eligible to donate blood, yet only 3% do, increasing the need for blood donations. Key Club allows students to participate in a blood drive and donate blood to those in need. Gathering in the River of Grass (ROG), students’ small donations make a crucial impact across South Florida. Organized by Key Club and OneBlood, a nonprofit community blood center that collects and provides life-saving blood to hundreds of hospitals, the ROG became a donation clinic, giving students service hours, pizza, and merch for donating blood. “I decided to donate because there are a lot of people who really need this blood,” junior Christian Rupin states. Once students turn 16, they can officially participate in the blood drive. These students play a crucial role in the medical industry, as their blood donations count for 10% of blood centers’ supply. Students were given the choice to either donate whole blood or platelets. Platelets are vital for cancer treatments, blood disorders, and organ transplants, while whole blood goes towards emergencies, trauma, and surgery. The processes differ in how long they take to draw, since platelets are more complex than whole blood. “It saves lives. It saved my life when I was born; I needed a transfusion. I’ve also had friends and family who needed one too,” Patricia Denham, supervisor for donor recruitment at OneBlood, notes. Donating to the community does not just benefit students through rewards, but it also pushes them out of their comfort zone to do greater good. Doing great deeds such as this builds a bond among students, connecting them through shared experiences. “High schoolers are the most important donors when it comes to blood drives. That’s why we come to these schools because students are the most willing to make a difference,” Patrick Sanchez, a OneBlood worker, remarks. As the blood drive reaches an end, students walk out of the ROG knowing that due to their bravery and patience, someone was able to live another day. Even though they may never know who received their blood donation, the feeling of helping another in need is enough. “I volunteer at hospitals, and I’ve really seen how far the blood could go, so it’s nice to see people my age working towards helping others and still believing that community matters,” senior Lorenzo Carvajal, Key Club President, mentions. A student lays with a blanket over her as she smiles for the picture. She sits there proud of her courage and selflessness for her ability to donate life-saving blood. One of the doctors apart of this blood drive gets the student ready to draw blood. This scene accentuates the work that goes into saving lives in South Florida. The student stares at his arm while the doctor sets him up. The doctor puts a smile on his face because of the bold and impactful atmosphere the student surrounds him with. Two students fill out the necessary information for the blood drive. Soon after, they will start donating, providing blood to those who need it while showcasing their courage. Two students smile for a photo while waiting to get their blood drawn. Their small donation will make a big impact. Students are seen in chairs drawing blood while squeezing a tool that makes the veins more visible. They both sit there happily knowing about the 3 lives they are about to save. Two students are seen drawing platelets while holding stress toys given from the blood drive. They both smile knowing that they are willingly impacting cancer patients. 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Rebid - Scrubber, Degasifier, and Membrane Services Contract
Rebid - Scrubber, Degasifier, and Membrane Services Contract | Tequesta, FL - Official Website Invitation to Bid No. ITB-UTIL 10-05-2026/JR-1 Scrubber, Degasifier, & Membrane Services Contract Sealed bids will only be accepted via DemandStar for the Scrubber, Degasifier, & Membrane Services Contract until 2:00 PM, local time, November 5, 2026, at which time all bids received will be publicly opened virtually on DemandStar and read. Bids received after the time and date specified will not be considered. The work generally consists of providing continuing maintenance, inspection, cleaning, troubleshooting, repair, rehabilitation, media replacement, component replacement, technical support, and related specialty services for the Village’s odor control scrubber systems, degasifier systems, reverse osmosis treatment systems, and associated equipment at the Village of Tequesta Water Treatment Plant. Services may include, but are not limited to, scheduled and as-needed inspections, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, emergency response, chemical cleaning, media replacement, packing replacement, vessel inspections, membrane-related services, blower maintenance, component replacement, performance testing, operational troubleshooting, technical recommendations, reporting, and other related services necessary to maintain, restore, or improve the operational performance of the covered systems. This Agreement shall be for an initial term of three (3) years, with the option for the Village to renew the Agreement for up to three (3) additional one-year renewal terms, subject to satisfactory performance, available funding, and mutual written agreement of the parties. The Village reserves the right to award contracts to one or more responsive and responsible Bidders. Any resulting contract shall be non-exclusive, and individual Work Orders may be assigned among awarded Contractors based on availability, applicable Contract pricing, relevant experience and expertise, and demonstrated performance during the Contract term. Bidding documents may be viewed and downloaded online at DemandStar or on the Village of Tequesta’s website. To schedule a site visit, please email Juan Rivas, Capital Improvement Project Manager, Utilities Department. Any questions regarding the specifications and solicitation process must be submitted in writing via email to Juan Rivas, Capital Improvements Project Manager. Questions and requests for clarification and additional information must be received before the deadline for submission of questions on October 29, 2026, at 5:00 PM local time. Pursuant to Section 2-355 of Palm Beach County Ordinance No. 2011-039, and the purchasing policies of the Village of Tequesta, all solicitations, once advertised, are under the “Cone of Silence” until the appropriate authority has approved an award recommendation, rejected all responses or some other action by the Village to end the selection process. This limits and requires documentation of communication between potential bidders and/or bidders on Village solicitations, the Village’s professional staff, and the Village Council members.
2026–2027 Business License Renewal
2026–2027 Business License Renewal • Wilton Manors, FL This year, the City of Wilton Manors is excited to share a new and easier way to renew your 2026–2027 license! With our updated Citizenserve platform, you can take care of everything—from submitting your application to making your payment—all in one simple online visit. We created this new process to help save you time, reduce mistakes, and make renewing your license as smooth and convenient as possible. Just follow the steps below to get started. Thanks for being part of our community — we can’t wait to help make your renewal experience better than ever! 1. Go to www.citizenserve.com/wiltonmanors and click on the Login button. 2. From the My Account page, click on RENEW A LICENSE 3. Fill out your renewal application. 4. Click on Make a Payment. 5. Fill out the payment form and submit.
BOCC Employee Policies and Info
BOCC Employee Policies and Info | Bay County, FL YOU ARE AN IMAGE MAKER As an employee of the Bay County Board of County Commissioners, your day-to-day contact with our residents will have a strong effect on the County’s image. We ask that you make a favorable impression by your sincere attitude, neat appearance, and efficient performance of your duties. A spirit of understanding and courtesy is essential on your part in dealing with the public. Whether the contact is made in person, in correspondence, via social media, or over the phone, YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Policies and Information Personnel Policy - Updated 9/17/2024 Paid Time Off Policy (PDF) SICK LEAVE POOL POLICY Software Hardware Policy Retirement Leave Policy - Effective 10/1/2021 Vehicle GPS Tracking Policy Education Assistance Program and Licensing Certification Reimbursement Program SAFETY MANUAL CHAPTER 33 - Vehicle Use and Driver Selection and Safety Policies DRUG FREE WORK PLACE POLICY - APR 2023 Forms Address STATUS CHANGE FORM_Fillable EMPLOYEE REFERRAL FLYER Leave Without Pay (LWOP) Request Form PTO Deferral Request Form Paid Parental Leave Request Form Retirement Leave Request Form Sick Leave Pool Join-Withdraw Form - 2021 Sick Leave Pool - Request Form Sick Leave Pool 300 Hour Donation Form Secondary Employment Form
Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County - Agenda Center - Previous Versions
Agenda Center • Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, Skip to Main Content New Pickup Schedules Find your service collection schedule and collection guidelines. Learn more ... Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Home Agenda Center Agenda Center View agendas and minutes for the Governing Board, Citizens' Advisory Committee, Small Business Advisory Committee and Purchasing Department. Previous years' agendas and minutes can be found in the Document Center. Please note that you must download the document for the bookmarks feature within the document to function. Adobe Reader may be required to view some documents. Tools RSS Notify Me® Search Agendas by: Time Period Time Period Time Period Last Week Last Month Last 6 Months Last Year Start Date End Date Enter Search Terms Select a Category All Categories Governing Board of the Solid Waste Authority Purchasing Small Business Advisory Committee SWA Citizens' Advisory Committee Search ◀◀ Back to all agendas Governing Board of the Solid Waste Authority 2026 Agenda Minutes Download Oct 14, 2026 — Posted Sep 30, 2026 9:26 AM SWA Board Regular Meeting Pkt (PDF) for October 14, 2026 Download▼ Agenda Oct 14, 2026 — Posted Sep 30, 2026 9:26 AM SWA Board Regular Meeting Pkt (PDF) for October 14, 2026 Download▼ Agenda Home Site Map Accessibility Privacy Policy Copyright Notices /QuickLinks.aspx Government Websites by CivicPlus®
Leave & Holidays
Employee receives 12 paid holidays as follows: New Year's Day Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday Presidents' Day Good Friday Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Friday Christmas Eve Christmas Day Accumulation of Paid Time Off (PTO) The purpose of Paid Time Off, hereinafter known as PTO, is to establish a leave program that allows eligible BOCC employees flexibility in planning for and taking time off. PTO combines personal business or recreation, doctor appointments and unexpected absences such as illness or illness in the family, into a single system that simplifies accountability and tracking. For more information, please see the PTO Policy (PDF). PTO shall be earned based on the following schedule for regular employees who work 80 hours per pay period with no scheduled overtime. Years of Service Hours Per Year Less than 5 years of service 192 hours 5-9 years service 216 hours 10-14 years service 240 hours 15-19 years service 264 hours 20 years or more 288 hours PTO shall be earned based on the following schedule for Emergency Services and other employees who work 76 regular hours and 8 scheduled overtime hours per pay period. Years of Service Hours Per Year Less than 5 years of service 202 hours 5-9 years service 227 hours 10-14 years service 252 hours 15-19 years service 277 hours 20 years or more 302 hours PTO shall be earned based on the following schedule for Emergency Services employees who work 80 regular hours and 32 scheduled overtime hours per pay period. Years of Service Hours Per Year Less than 5 years of service 269 hours per year 5-9 years service 302 hours per year 10-14 years service 336 hour per year 15-19 years service 370 hours per year 20 years or more 395 hours per year PTO shall be earned based on the following schedule for Emergency Services employees who work 106 regular hours and 6 scheduled overtime hours per pay period. Years of Service Hours Per Year Less than 5 years of service 269 hours per year 5-9 years service 302 hours per year 10-14 years service 336 hour per year 15-19 years service 370 hours per year 20 years or more 395 hours per year Payout of PTO Upon Separation from Employment In cases of separation from employment with Bay County by voluntary resignation, involuntary reduction in workforce or occupational disability, employees who have successfully completed their probationary period may receive a maximum PTO payout as shown below: Regular employees who work 80 hours per pay period with no scheduled overtime (OT): 240 hours Emergency Services employees who work 76 regular hours and 8 scheduled OT hours per pay period: 252 hours Emergency Services employees who work 106 regular hours and 6 scheduled OT hours per pay period: 336 hours Emergency Services employees who work 80 regular hours and 32 scheduled OT hours per pay period: 336 hours Bereavement Leave Up to three consecutive working days are available for any death in the immediate family. This leave will not be charged against the employee's PTO. Leave Without Pay (LWOP) Time off without pay for a period of time appropriate to the circumstances. LWOP must be approved, in advance, by the County Manager and is not intended for leisure purposes. Types of Leave without Pay include: Family and Medical Leave Maternity Leave Military Leave Sick Leave Pool The sick leave pool allows participating full-time regular employees to pool Paid Time Off (PTO) for use on the depletion of their personally accrued PTO and/or Banked Sick Leave. For more information, please see the Sick Leave Pool Policy (PDF).
Employee Benefits Summary
Court Duty An employee who is legally summoned to serve on a jury during a court trial or subpoenaed may be permitted absence with pay for the time required for such duty. Credit Union Eligibility to become a member of local credit unions with payroll deduction is available. Direct Deposit Direct deposit is an electronic transfer of net pay into any bank or credit union. Education Assistance Program For employees who want to further their careers through education, the County offers a tuition reimbursement program. Employee Assistance Program (EAP) January 1, 2026, we began partnering with Telus EAP. To help support your overall health, Telus provides services such as: • Short term counseling • Management consultations • Legal services • Financial services • Career services • Child care and elder care • Online wellness features • 24/7 crisis support • Nutrition services Contact TELUS Health any time, 24/7, for support: 1-833-505-0672 Incentive Programs To encourage employees to give back to the community, the County offers its employees opportunities to earn incentive leave by participating in events such as blood drives and volunteering their services at the annual Haunted Hayride which raises money for local charities. Insurance The County pays 90% of the health insurance premiums and provides Basic Life Insurance 1x the employees salary up to $50,000 at no cost to the employee. Tax Deferred Programs County employees are eligible to participate in a number of tax deferred programs, such as 457 Plans, Health Savings Accounts (HSA), Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Section 125 Cafeteria Plans. Training & Development In an effort to give our employees the tools they need to succeed in the performance of their job duties, the County has developed an in-house Employee Academy with courses designed to meet employees’ needs at different stages of career growth. Outside training opportunities are also provided to employees. Uniforms & Safety Footwear In certain jobs where uniforms are required, they may be furnished at no cost to employee. In certain jobs where safety boots/shoes are required, they shall be furnished to the employee at no cost up to the allotted dollar amount.
Street Artist Expressive Activity/Historic Market Lottery
Street Artist Expressive Activity/Historic Market Lottery | St. Augustine, FL Street Artists Expressive Activity Guidelines Completed applications must be submitted to the Customer Service Division, located at 50 Bridge Street, by 5:00 p.m. on the 20th day of the month prior to the month applicant is seeking space. A lottery drawing will be held at 10:00 am the first business day following the deadline of applications in order to fill the twelve available spaces in the Market. The first 12 randomly drawn applicants will be issued a permit for space. The numbers will be randomly drawn from all of the submitted applications. A listing of applicant names will be posted on the door of the Financial Services Center immediately following the lottery. Applicants will have until 3:00 p.m. within 5 days from posting of applicant names to pay the administrative fee of $25.00 and pick up their ID badge and monthly permit. Applicants who do not pay the $25.00 fee by 3:00 p.m. on the 5th day following announcement of the lottery will forfeit their space at 3:01p.m. and the space will be available for the next applicant. Any space not assigned at the time of the lottery may be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis upon payment of the $25 administrative fee. Applicants assigned a space must wear the photo ID badge assigned by the City and must prominently display their current permit in an 8 ½ by 11 inch frame at all times. Spaces are not transferable. City electricity and/or water are NOT available for use by applicants. Any space assigned but not being utilized for 7 consecutive days is subject to reassignment. Financial Services will make effort to contact assigned applicant at the contact information provided to confirm intent of use. If no response is received the space may be considered abandoned and reassigned to the next applicant upon payment of the $25 administrative fee. Application Forms Street Artist Expressive Speech and Historic Market Lottery Application (PDF) Maps for Prohibited Activity Map of Prohibited Areas for Street Artists (PDF) Map of Prohibited Areas for Vendors (PDF) Mobile Vendors Prohibited Areas - Nights of Lights & July 4th (PDF) NOTICE OF CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC RECORDS: The City of St. Augustine has designated the City Clerk, Darlene Galambos, its Custodian of Public Records pursuant to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. Anyone wishing to inspect or copy public records consistent with Florida law should contact the Custodian of Public Records at: City of St. Augustine Custodian of Public Records Darlene Galambos, City Clerk 75 King Street, PO Box 210 St. Augustine, FL 32085 Phone: 904-825-1007 Email the City Clerk Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. If you have a civil rights or Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) complaint regarding your ability to participate in a City program or activity please contact the City Clerk at: City of St. Augustine Darlene Galambos, City Clerk 75 King Street, PO Box 210 St. Augustine, FL 32085 Phone: 904-825-1007 Email the City Clerk For more information visit our Legal Notices & Disclaimers Page Si usted tiene una queja con respecto a su capacidad para participar en un programa o actividad de la Ciudad en acuerdo con la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades o sus derechos civiles, por favor llame al Secretario de la Ciudad al 904-825-1007.
Award-Winning Interactive Theater Event “I Read Dead People” Returns for Free this Fall
The annual “I Read Dead People” haunted literary experience returns to the...
Clewiston Golf Course will host the 2026 Pink Warriors Golf Tournament on October 2 and reopen for regular play at 2:30 PM.
Golf Course Schedule Update – Friday, October 2 Please be advised that Clewiston Golf Course will host the 2026 Pink Warriors Golf Tournament on Friday, October 2. The course will be unavailable for regular play until 2:30 PM. We appreciate your understanding and thank you for your continued support. Clewiston Golf Course Florida Golf Tradition Since 1929
Spiritual Life
Spiritual Life Chapel Each week, students gather for chapel to worship in song and hear an encouraging message from God's Word. This time allows them to step outside the classroom and engage with panel discussions, sermons, and Q&A sessions. Guest speakers range from well-known pastors, athletes, and artists to local pastors and TKA teachers, creating a meaningful time to both receive and respond in worship. Missions Trips In partnership with Hope Project International, TKA students have the opportunity to participate in multiple mission trips abroad, building homes for families in need. These life-changing experiences allow students to join God's work around the world while growing in faith and compassion. Each trip is meaningful, enriching, and fills within minutes of opening! Spiritual Emphasis TKA's Spiritual Emphasis Week offers students multiple opportunities to grow in their faith and experience Christ's love. The week includes morning worship, lunch-time Bible studies, a local church fair, and two chapel days featuring nationally known speakers. It concludes with students serving the community through local service projects that extend the love of Christ. Everyone is invited to join us for our fall and spring Family Nights of Worship. Bring the whole family for a great time of fellowship and worship led by our very own TKA praise team! See You at the Pole is a global, student-led prayer event held annually on the fourth Wednesday of September. It began in 1990 with ten students praying at their school and has since grown to include millions worldwide. Our TKA family has joined this mission by gathering at our flagpole before classes to worship and pray for friends, families, teachers, schools, and nations. The advisory program at TKA seeks to further our school's mission to touch the hearts of students as we develop Christian leaders. It allows every secondary student to build a mentoring relationship with a TKA staff or faculty member for spiritual growth. In these groups, students encourage one another, share their thoughts, and grow together in faith and community. Each May, The King's Academy participates in the National Day of Prayer, providing opportunities for the school community to come together in prayer. The day begins with a time of worship and prayer before school, followed by a campus-wide prayer walk led by faculty, staff, and students. Group 3:16 Every other week, students can join a student-led Bible study called Group 3:16, which began with a small group of students and continues to grow each year. Divided by grade level, students study material relevant to their stage of life and hear devotionals from teachers, peers, and local pastors. It's a meaningful opportunity for fellowship, prayer, and spiritual growth with friends. 3:16 Mentoring Mentorship and discipleship are at the heart of TKA's mission. The "3:16 Mentoring" program connects senior Prefect leaders with 6th-8th grade students to build meaningful relationships. Meeting twice per quarter during lunch, Prefects lead discussions that encourage, guide, and support younger students in their faith and personal growth.
The September 17 advisory board meetings have been cancelled.
Advisory Board Meetings Cancelled Please be advised that the following meetings scheduled for September 17, 2026, have been cancelled: Golf Course Advisory Board Meeting — 11:00 a.m. Parks and Recreation and Leisure Services Advisory Board Meeting — 4:00 p.m. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
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Men's Bible Study
Recreational Public Forum
Corkscrew Watershed Initiative Public Meeting
Draft 2027 South Florida Environmental Report (SFER) – Volume I Web Board Public and Peer Review
Powwow Holiday Market
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