A happy dose of uplifting news from Central Florida and beyond.
 College Park's Infusion Tea is finding ways to spread joy to Orlando families through their "tea-peeing" of area front lawns. Care packages include a sign, two rolls of toilet paper and loose leaf tea. |   | |
 Disney selling face masks featuring characters; nonprofit to benefit | | | |
 As the coronavirus pandemic worsens, some Central Floridians are performing acts of kindness. | | | |
 Disney World: Epcot's Voices of Liberty sing "Friend" tunes from their homes | | | |
 Shopping was more than a pleasure for a Florida man when he and his 2-year-old son were handed a $500 Publix gift card by a stranger. | | | |
 The kitchen in Nathan and Alysha Jackson's Clermont home is used for more than cooking. It doubled as the backdrop for Lake County's first Zoom adoption ceremony this month. | | | |
 Cinco de Mayo in solitary? The current coronavirus constraints may have you feeling that way, but with many Orlando eat-and-drinkeries offering specials, sharing recipes and even scheduling virtual happy hours — there's no reason your May 5 can't be social, even if it has to stay distant! | | | |
List of Central Florida restaurants open for delivery and takeout during coronavirus shutdown | | | |
 Disney: Epcot's Spaceship Earth hits wall for home project for shutdown | | | |
 Marshall Ellis Dance School, located in Orlando, will have four free virtual courses on Thursday, April 30. | | | |
 Jose Cuervo launches a contest to pay for meals from independent Mexican restaurants. | | | |
 If you can't take the heat, stay out of the Milk District, because Chicken Fire's sparkly little trailer burns it down with down-home Southern goodness. Oh, and ghost peppers. Those, too. | | | |
 There's more going on -- so much more going on -- than meets the eye. | | | |
 The Run for the Roses may be postponed, but that's no reason to keep your hats in the closet or your bourbon in the liquor cabinet. | | | |
 George's Cafe in Winter Park is taking 20-30 percent off gift cards for a limited time. | | | |
 Inside Walt Disney Imagineering, making Universal coaster, flying with SeaWorld eagle | | | |
 Beau Guyott, 46, is a career hospitality worker who hopes to showcase the plight of the industry - and Florida's broken unemployment system - as he walks from West Palm Beach to the state capital in Tallahassee, interviewing restaurant owners and workers along the way. | | | |
 "The Good Road," which debuts in May on PBS, details the "messy business" of global charity. | | | |
 Winter Park artist Casey Drake has been working with sidewalk chalk to make quarantine-themed art for passersby. | | | |
 Orlando's downtown arts center is one of only two in the country to receive the designation. | | | |
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