A happy dose of uplifting news from Central Florida and beyond.
 "All Is Calm," set during World War I, tells the story of the famous Christmas truce of 1914. |   | |
 WESH-Channel 2 will host its Share Your Christmas food drive for five days this week at locations throughout Central Florida. | | | |
 Active duty and retired military can grab a free meal at Logan's Roadhouse on Wednesdays. | | | |
 Get your photo with Santa at these Orlando area hotspots. | | | |
 The Gary Sinise Foundation is doing its part to bring smiles to Gold Star families this week, sending more than 1,000 children of fallen military to Walt Disney World this week. | | | |
 Dog toy subscription service BarkBox will give a free box of dog toys with purchase of a six or 12-month subscription. | | | |
 With a traditional tonkotsu embellished with truffles, the team from Winter Park's Kai Asian Street Fare won this year's broth battle royale at the Osprey Tavern. | | | |
 'Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley': Review of the Orlando Shakes production by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm. | | | |
 Someone who purchased a winning Fantasy 5 ticket in The Villages was among four winners in Saturday's drawing. | | | |
 Drury Hotels to expand existing hotel, with new property containing 604 rooms. | | | |
 The project started as a mural for an American Legion Post in Mount Dora. It turned into a living thing, connecting military service members across time. | | | |
 Hard Rock Live at Universal CityWalk will bring in comedians including Patton Oswalt and Whitney Cummings in 2020. | | | |
 Meet two of the faces behind this year's "Nutcracker" productions. Each has a story to tell. | | | |
 'The Spitfire Grill': Review of the Mad Cow Theatre production by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm. | | | |
 Disney says Epcot's transformation will be ambitious, but the theme park's plan is still evolving | | | |
 Violinist Lindsey Stirling moves a lot on her Warmer in the Winter Christmas Tour, and she credits 'Dancing With the Stars' with making her a better dancer and performer. | | | |
 Walt Whitman, author of "Leaves of Grass," was born in 1819. | | | |
 An enormous auction of Disney theme park items -- from animatronics to ashtrays -- raked in $1.8 million | | | |
 Sea Life Aquarium Orlando introduces holiday fare, including Scuba Claus, Fishmas | | | |
 Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm picks top five ensembles. | | | |
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