A happy dose of uplifting news from Central Florida and beyond.
 Hearing impaired since birth, Laura Pratesi's love of musicals shines bright. She stars as Belle in Moonlight Players' "Beauty and the Beast." |   | |
 Restaurants open every day in Central Florida – but not always when their owners expect them to start up. | | | |
 "Last Out," a look at real military lives, comes to Orlando for two performances March 30-31. | | | |
 Sesame Street debuts at SeaWorld Orlando, bringing the classic television show to life at the 6-acre expansion. | | | |
 With adoption event, Hyatt Regency at International Airport kicks off new policy of allowing dogs at their hotel. | | | |
 More than 20 alumni of the Mickey Mouse Club have been announced for a 30th anniversary reunion at MegaCon Orlando. | | | |
 WUCF TV raised $288,000 in its spring pledge drive — short of the $300,000, but last-minute pledges should help the PBS station. | | | |
 Orlando singer Alyssa Raghu, 17, has advanced to Hawaii, where the field for 'American Idol' will be reduced to the Top 20. | | | |
 Chef Jose Andres finally gets to open a restaurant at Disney World. His Jaleo, featuring Spanish fare, is now operating at Disney Springs. | | | |
 UCF Celebrates the Arts marks its fifth festival at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in April. | | | |
 NBA Experience is set to open at Disney Springs in mid-August, the company announced during an Orlando Magic game. | | | |
 "The Marriage of Figaro" will be joined by "All Is Calm" on the Opera Orlando mainstage. | | | |
 A great man once said to never tell him the odds, but we're sorry to inform you that the odds of winning the Powerball are 1 in 292,201,338.00, and nobody beat | | | |
 Chris Lane and Toby Keith closed out day one of the Country Thunder Music Festival at Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee. | | | |
 Central Florida is fielding three hopefuls on "The Voice," one on "Survivor" and one so far on "American Idol." | | | |
 "What a Glorious Feeling" review by Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm. | | | |
 Orlando Sentinel arts writer picks the top three events of the week. | | | |
 Universal Orlando Resort hosts a full slate of concerts for Mardi Gras 2019, featuring acts from Macklemore to Becky G. | | | |
 Kayslin Victoria of Clermont is the third Central Florida singer to advance this season on "The Voice." | | | |
 Miami-based Carnival Cruise Line will now serve its three private-label beers on draft and in cans aboard all 26 Carnival ships across the world. | | | |
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