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ROARING SPRING — The Spring Cove School District could increase taxes to the Act 1 Index of 7.2%, which would cost the average district homeowner about $119 more a year and generate about $815,000 in additional revenue, according to a proposed preliminary 2024-25 budget presented Wednesday evening. District Business Manager Steven Foor went over the […]

Sixty years ago, Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston battled for the heavyweight championship at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

A stellar individual performance has led Stowport to victory against West Ridgley in round 17 of the Burnie Cricket League season.

In honor of the remarkable boxing match with (formerly known as) Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston that was seen and heard around the world on February 25th, 1964, Washington Ave BID, the organization that has helped revitalize this South Beach area, is set to produce commemorative events and an exhibition from February 23rd-April 1st, 2024,

After a fire at a homeless shelter Wednesday, organizations throughout Central Florida are lending a helping hand.

Two of the biggest Aboriginal groups in NSW claim racism is ‘rife’ in the child protection system, which needs an overhaul

ROARING SPRING — Parental concerns regarding district policy and procedures were the focus of Monday evening’s Spring Cove School Board meeting, which culminated in one board member calling for the resignation of Superintendent Betsy Baker. Spring Cove Middle School student Kenly Bennett addressed the board with her parents, Kara and Edward Bennett. She detailed an […]

Volunteers came together on Giving Tuesday to distribute personal cold weather shelters to Orlando's homeless population.

There were standouts across the round.

More than 1,500 Central Floridians spent their Saturday giving back to the community and had fun doing it.