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Winter Springs' new pickleball courts are a huge success, but some players have feedback - Vimarsana News

Winter Springs' new pickleball courts are a huge success, but some players have feedback

It’s been almost a month since Winter Springs cut the ribbon on its new pickleball complex at Central Winds Park, and the city says its success has exceeded their expectations.

Developer eyes up Ocoee for gigantic 44-court pickleball facility - Vimarsana News

Developer eyes up Ocoee for gigantic 44-court pickleball facility

Ocoee is the latest city to announce plans for a pickleball facility — and this one is going to be massive.

Central Florida Scottish Highland Games back for 46th event - Vimarsana News

Central Florida Scottish Highland Games back for 46th event

The sounds of bagpipes echoing across rolling hills and the smell of haggis wafting through the air might conjure images of Scotland, but these sensations can be found in Winter Springs this weekend as an annual celebration returns. The 46th Central Florida Scottish Highland Games are back at Central Winds Park Jan. 13-14 with pipers, dancing, animals, artisan craft vendors, axe throwing, ...

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Central Florida Scottish Highland Games brings traditional athletics, dance, more - Vimarsana News

Central Florida Scottish Highland Games brings traditional athletics, dance, more

Scotland is coming back to Central Florida.

Federal cash for EV charging stations? Some Central Florida governments say "Nah." - Vimarsana News

Federal cash for EV charging stations? Some Central Florida governments say "Nah."

The federal government is offering millions of dollars to local communities to install charging stations in public places in an effort to spur more Americans to get behind the wheel of an electric vehicle. But so far only a few Central Florida governments have applied for the nearly-free federal cash. And in a state whose residents have mixed attitudes about environmental initiatives, it’s not ...

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