Leadership styles vary greatly. The measure of success in the eyes of many too often allow for a humble man to remain an unsung hero. This is not native to Plant City, nor are we innocent of the charge. We all likely know someone in our lives who fits the ideal of Plant City’s Citizen […]
Continue ReadingDurant Cougars: A new era
For the first time in nearly two decades, Durant will have a new head coach at the helm.
Continue ReadingPlant City Raiders: A new look offense for 2021
Plant City lost a lot of impactful seniors on offense, but the Raiders look to find success behind their defense and new starters.
Continue ReadingStrawberry Crest Chargers: Laying the foundation
Strawberry Crest will look to build consistency, along with a culture, in 2021.
Continue ReadingCops Corner 8.26.21
AUG. 14 SLEEP DEBT 1400 block of S. Collins St. Theft: Officers met with a victim who claimed that his wallet was stolen while he was asleep outside of the local business at the location. TOO MANY COOKS 2200 block of James L. Redman Pkwy Simple assault: Officers Made contact with the victim who reported […]
Continue ReadingCommish Roundup: Commissioners hold special meeting
Prior to the regularly scheduled city commission meeting, the commission held a special meeting at the John. R. Trinkle Center.
Continue ReadingMain Street momentum helping new and existing businesses
Downtown Plant City is growing – not necessarily in size, but in the new businesses that are opening and the existing businesses that are being helped by this action. There’s also ongoing attention to the look of the area and different ways to keep this momentum moving. Much of this movement can be attributed to the […]
Continue ReadingDoctor’s Note 8.26.21
In-Office vs. At-Home Allergy Testing
Continue ReadingI Love Plant City Winner: Barbara Tetro
Barbara Tetro took this photo of a blue heron in Plant City.
Continue ReadingAround Town 8.19.21
We asked Plant City: Thousands of kids across Hillsborough County are having to quarantine due to COVID exposures in school. What do you think school districts should do in response?
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