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Yankee cavalry were on the move in this photo from the 2022 Battle of Narcoossee Mill re-enactment. PHOTO/TERRY LLOYD

Yankee cavalry were on the move in this photo from the 2022 Battle of Narcoossee Mill re-enactment. PHOTO/TERRY LLOYD

St. Cloud News — It’s Battle of Narcoossee Mill weekend!

Lisa Goldmacher
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Calling all history buffs! The 29th Annual Battle of Narcoossee Mill takes place this weekend, March 25-26 at Chisholm Park (4700 Chisholm Park Trail). This educational and entertainment event is sponsored by the Jacob Summerlin Camp 1516, Sons of Confederate Veterans.
Happy Birthday Kissimmee! At 140 years old, you don't look a day over 96. FILE PHOTO

Happy Birthday Kissimmee! At 140 years old, you don't look a day over 96. FILE PHOTO

Kissimmee News — city birthday bash, LEGO expo, and library events

David Chivers
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
The founding of Kissimmee 140 years ago will be celebrated with the Kissimmee Birthday Bash and Kowtown Festival this Saturday, March 18, from 12-4 p.m. at Kissimmee Lakefront Park. The free event will have vendors, food trucks, and live music.
There will be over 150 cars on display, including a vintage Polk County police car at Solivita’s 15th Annual Car Show Saturday.

There will be over 150 cars on display, including a vintage Polk County police car at Solivita’s 15th Annual Car Show Saturday.

Poinciana News — Saturday adventures include a hike and Farmer’s market

Lisa Concepcion
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
You can have lots of local adventures this Saturday. Hike with members of the Florida Native Plant Society, Pine Lily Chapter from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. This swamp hike will explore Osceola School’s Environmental Center (2300 S. Poinciana Blvd.) This event is free.
The St. Cloud Women’s Club Heritage Museum is honoring Women’s History Month with a special exhibit on display as a tribute to the women who helped make St. Cloud great. PHOTO/WOMEN'S CLUB OF ST. CLOUD

The St. Cloud Women’s Club Heritage Museum is honoring Women’s History Month with a special exhibit on display as a tribute to the women who helped make St. Cloud great. PHOTO/WOMEN'S CLUB OF ST. CLOUD

St. Cloud News — Continuing the Women's History Month celebration

Lisa Goldmacher
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
The St. Cloud Women’s Club Heritage Museum is honoring Women’s History Month with a special exhibit on display as a tribute to the women who helped make St. Cloud great.
Are you boating during Spring Break? The FWC has tips for having fun and staying safe on the water. PHOTO/KEN JACKSON

Are you boating during Spring Break? The FWC has tips for having fun and staying safe on the water. PHOTO/KEN JACKSON

FWC encourages spring breakers to be safe and have fun while boating

Submitted By My Fwc
Tuesday, March 14, 2023
Spring breakers from around the country have begun flocking to the Sunshine State and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is reminding everyone to enjoy their spring break safely.  “Nothing can ruin a great day on the water quicker than a boating accident,” said Maj.
Save the Showers

Save the Showers

Fix a Leak Week

News Staff
Wednesday, March 8, 2023
Mark your calendars, Fix a Leak Week is back! This annual celebration, observed the third week of March, brings awareness to water waste caused by household leaks. Did you know that about 10% of homes have leaks that can waste 90 gallons of water or more per day? Don’t let that home be yours.
The City of St. Cloud has begun construction on renovations of the restrooms at the Chris Lyle Aquatic Center. While the pool will remain open, during construction there will be no access to the restrooms or showers.

The City of St. Cloud has begun construction on renovations of the restrooms at the Chris Lyle Aquatic Center. While the pool will remain open, during construction there will be no access to the restrooms or showers.

St. Cloud News — Time for a green parade!

Lisa Goldmacher
Wednesday, March 8, 2023
Paint the Cloud Green! St. Patrick’s Day Light Parade and street party takes place on March 18 from 7-11 p.m. This event will include live music, dance performances, food trucks and the return of the Light Up St. Patrick’s Day Night Parade.
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