A happy dose of uplifting news from Central Florida and beyond.
Through the coronavirus pandemic, Orlando's frontline workers have continued showing up for work every day. Here are their portraits and stories. | | |
United Arts raises nearly a million dollars more than in 2019. | | |
As the coronavirus pandemic worsens, some Central Floridians are performing acts of kindness. | | |
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels took to Florida's skies Friday to give thanks to those on the front line of fighting coronavirus. The Florida stops includes Jacksonville and South Florida from West Palm down to Miami. | | |
Gatorland: School of Croc's Savannah Boan keeps rolling with reptiles | | |
Broadway musical "Hamilton" is headed to Disney Plus on July 3. | | |
Here are highlights from Orlando's online "Fringe Today" festival. | | |
REI is taking 15 percent off Co-op bicycles May 15-25 for the store's anniversary. | | |
While Central Florida theme parks remain closed, at least one Florida zoo is set to reopen. | | |
Central Florida Vocal Arts and the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts help develop the artists of tomorrow. | | |
Melbourne-based artist Derek Gores shows how to make a fun collage with materials from around the house. | | |
More than 100 Orlando Fringe shows and events are on the schedule of "Fringe Today." | | |
Disney Plus review: 'The Three Caballeros' fly, flirt, sing, samba | | |
Theme park reporters Dewayne Bevil and Gabrielle Russon discuss when Orlando's Disney World turnstiles might spin again and what protocols will be in place to make guests feel safe. | | |
For National Nurses Week, Pollo Tropical is offering nurses free Classic Chicken Tropichops 6-8 p.m. through May 12. | | |
Anger Management Rage Room is a new business opening in Orlando for people to blow off some steam by breaking printers, TVs and glass bottles. | | |
One analyst, who acknowledges he is making assumptions, predicts Disney World could open July 22 if it follows a similar timeline to Shanghai Disneyland. | | |
Walt Disney World's reopening process will begin with parts of Disney Springs on May 20 | | |
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 | | |
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