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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.

Winter Springs will be home to Seminole County's largest pickleball complex - Vimarsana News

Winter Springs will be home to Seminole County's largest pickleball complex

The pickleball craze is has found a brand new home in Winter Springs.

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 ...

Source: yahoo.com
Christmas events in Seminole County canceled ahead of storms - Vimarsana News

Christmas events in Seminole County canceled ahead of storms

In Sanford, hundreds of vendors were set to take over downtown for the city’s Jingle Jam festival on Saturday until organizers called it off.

Source: wesh.com
Winter Springs to discuss rate hike that could double future water bills - Vimarsana News

Winter Springs to discuss rate hike that could double future water bills

The city says the utility rate increase is needed to pay for an aging wastewater system. They estimate it will cost more than $100 million.