Florida’s new abortion law will remain blocked for now Gary Fineout 07/31/2016 Our State Florida’s new law that places restrictions on abortion clinics is going to remain blocked for now. Gov. Rick Scott is not going to appeal a ruling by U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle, who in June put a tempor... Read More
At fundraiser event, Thuy Lowe talks ‘real solutions’ to problems in CD 10 race Larry Griffin 07/30/2016 Our Politics Thuy Lowe is the lone Republican candidate in the 10th Congressional District race, who will face off against one of four Democratic candidates in the November general election. At a fundraiser event Saturday n... Read More
Before downtown Orlando campus even opens, UCF plans major expansion Phil Ammann 07/29/2016 Our State While the new University of Central Florida downtown Orlando campus has yet to open, school leaders are already making plans for expansion. Rachel Williams of the Orlando Business Journal reports that the UCF ... Read More
At Seminole Hob Nob, candidates walk among the people, mingle and talk politics Larry Griffin 07/29/2016 Our Politics At Thursday night's Seminole Hob Nob, locals came out to vote in a straw poll and then meet and dine with the candidates who may represent them come November. Several big wins came out of the straw poll: John ... Read More
Thuy Lowe to hold fundraiser event in Windermere Saturday for CD 10 race Larry Griffin 07/29/2016 Our Politics The lone Republican candidate in the 10th Congressional District, Thuy Lowe, is holding a campaign fundraiser event at Windermere Town Hall Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. Lowe will be joined by an array of speakers... Read More
Michael McLean wins in Seminole Hob Nob straw poll in competitive clerk race Larry Griffin 07/29/2016 Our Politics Thursday night's Seminole Hob Nob in Lake Mary featured a straw poll in which two candidates for the Seminole County Clerk race, Michael McLean and Sammy Gibson, came close in votes. McLean took 46 percent of t... Read More
