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Students are walking out of Central Florida high schools to protest the actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Unexpected generational family connections were unveiled in Sanford along with a commemorative quilt honoring historic Goldsboro, one of the first Black townships in the US.
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In Central Florida, Puerto Ricans make up a significant share of the population, and the cultural impact is increasingly visible. Bethune-Cookman University and NASCAR team up to fast-track students’ careers. Two centuries later, author Jane Austen still captivates fans, and that passion is on display this weekend in Mount Dora.
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The City of Orlando is celebrating this 100th anniversary of Black History Month celebrations with arts and cultural events.
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The Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida has unveiled "Hope and Humanity," telling the stories of ten Central Floridians who survived the Holocaust.
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Seven schools could be shut down next school year in Orange County. Since last week, Orange County Public School employees have been holding community meetings concerning each possible closing.
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Opera Orlando's "Silent Night" is based on true events during World War One. It examines the spontaneous Christmas Eve ceasefire of 1914, when music replaced gunfire on the battlefield.
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Arts and culture in the City of Winter Park takes center stage on the first weekend of February, during the “Winter Park Arts Weekend,” dubbed “A Tapestry of Experiences.”
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There are 58 schools on the waitlist for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida’s school partnership program.
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The play is written and performed by Matthew Moore, a professional actor diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s disease. He wants to share his patient experience.
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The U.S. capture of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro early Saturday has many Central Floridians feeling nervous about what’s to come.
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Engage looks back at the most inspiring, the most joyful, the most engaging segments of 2025, including a look at a manatee rescue program, the renovation of a historic home on the Bethune-Cookman campus, a unique skateboarding community, Maitland's finest confections and a look at John Lennon’s visit to Disney World.