Rent-to-Own Offers Faith-Centered Path to Homeownership for Winter Haven Residents

Rent-to-own agreements are offering Winter Haven residents a flexible pathway to homeownership, allowing time to build finances and credit while living in a potential future home.

Apr 21

Understanding Estate Planning in Winter Haven

Apr 21

Just Listed: 777 Vineyard Way, Poinciana, Offers Modern Comfort Near Winter Haven

Apr 21

Auburndale Residents Invited to City Commission Meeting Tonight

Apr 21

Ferrari Modulo Spotted on Auburndale Roads

Apr 21

Florida Bill Expands 'Gang Member' Label After Just 2 Sightings

A Florida Senate bill slashing the threshold to label someone a gang member from multiple to just two associations has cleared its final committee. Sponsored by Ft. Myers Republican Sen. Jonathan Martin, SB 536 adds online posts and spouse testimony to the mix. If passed, it takes effect Oct. 1 amid rising gang concerns statewide.

Apr 21

FBI's Most Wanted Fugitive Captured in High Springs After Just 24 Hours on List

Apr 21

FSU Football's Transfer Class Draws Scrutiny, Could Impact Coach Norvell's Reputation

FSU football's 2026 transfer class is under scrutiny, with many believing its success will determine if Coach Mike Norvell can reclaim his "transfer king" reputation after recent inconsistencies.

Apr 21

Padres Pursuing Free Agent Starting Pitcher Amid Nick Pivetta Injury Concern: Report

Apr 21

NFL Scouts Missing Key Parts of USC Receiver Ja'Kobi Lane's Pro Potential

Apr 21

JJ Redick Addresses Lakers' Star Injuries

Apr 21

I Went to the Masters For the First Time. Here’s What I’ll Always Remember

Apr 21

Polk County Real Estate Market Sees Shift in Early 2026: What Winter Haven Residents Need to Know

The Polk County real estate market, including Winter Haven, is seeing a shift in early 2026, offering new opportunities for both buyers and sellers.

Apr 21

Bartow Residents Ponder RV Choices for Local Adventures

Apr 21

5 Ways to Extend the Life of Your Vehicle

Apr 21

Five Money-Saving Travel Tips for Haines City Residents

Apr 21

Manufactured and Modular Homes: A Key to Affordable Housing in Haines City

Apr 21

City Offices Closed for President's Day Holiday

Winter Haven city administrative offices will be closed on Monday, February 17, 2025, for President's Day, with essential services and waste collection operating as usual.

Apr 21

Excelencia entre bastidores: Celebrando a nuestro empleado del año del personal de apoyo

Apr 21

No todos los héroes llevan capa (¡pero los nuestros sí!)

Apr 21

Davie, Neighbors Unite in Plantation for Relay for Life Cancer Fight

Thousands gathered Saturday in Plantation Central Park as Davie, Weston, Cooper City and Plantation rallied against cancer in the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Under a Western theme, survivors walked laps, luminarias glowed in remembrance, and communities pushed toward a $10,000 goal. The event fused fun, food and fierce fundraising for Florida's cancer battle.

Apr 21

Discover Holistic Healing with Aromatherapy Back Massage at Massage U Spa

Apr 21

Navigating the Digital Divide: When Apps Don't Play Nice

Feeling lost in translation when your favorite platforms refuse to connect? Let's decode the cross-platform conundrum and discover solutions for a smoother digital life.

Apr 21

Bridging the Divide: Strategies for Seamless Cross-Platform Experiences

Apr 21

The Streaming Wars: Who's Winning (and Why You Should Care)

Apr 21

The Streaming Wars: Are We Winning?

Apr 21

Bridging Divides: Finding Common Ground in Our Digital World

Apr 21

Fall Orientation Week Set for Pensacola Students

Pensacola's colleges and universities are preparing for Fall Orientation Week in mid-August, welcoming new students with campus tours, academic advising, and community integration.

Apr 21

Dr. Steven Barnett, MD

Apr 21

Older Home, Older Pipes: Common Drainage Issues in Historic Orlando Neighborhoods

Apr 21

Spring Footwear Trends Step into Sarasota

Apr 21

When is the Best Time to Clean Your Lake Mary Windows?

Apr 21

FAA Probes Runway Terror: Planes Nearly Collide in Nashville

Two passenger jets came perilously close to disaster on a Nashville runway Thursday when one aborted takeoff as the other crossed its path. The sudden braking blew tires on an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 carrying 182 people, sparking a joint FAA-NTSB investigation. No injuries occurred, but the incident underscores a surge in U.S. aviation close calls.

Apr 21

Swalwell's Exit Ignites Chaos in California's Tight Governor Race

Apr 21

Rapper D4vd Charged in Grisly Murder of 14-Year-Old Girl Found in His Tesla

Apr 21

Iran Escalates Standoff, Threatens New Military Arsenal as Trump Ultimatum Looms

Apr 21

Trump Signs Order to Fast-Track Psychedelics for PTSD, Mental Health

Apr 21