Steve Nierman, who has served as president of South Florida Baptist Hospital for the last six years, is leaving Plant City to become the president at Winter Haven Hospital. Nierman’s first day at Winter Haven will be Aug. 30. online pharmacy stendra over the counter with best prices today in the USA The transfer comes […]
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WLCA leaders consider change in management companies
A push to change the company that manages Walden Lake has splintered the board that governs the community. Several members of the Walden Lake Community Association left the board’s Aug. 1 meeting abruptly, after nearly an hour of heated discussion regarding the possible change. Proponents of the change say Walden Lake’s current property manager, St. […]
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Continue ReadingPlant City preps for back-to-school
Although the sweltering Florida sun is still shining, the days of summer will slip away Tuesday, Aug. 20 — the first day of school in Hillsborough County. Children throughout Plant City will say good-bye to Slip N’ Slides and late-night stargazing and trade the beach for the organized classroom. And it’s not only students that […]
Continue ReadingPlant City terminates bus bench contract
Despite pleas from Plant City Lions Club members and Plant City Commissioner Bill Dodson, the City Commission voted Aug. 12, to terminate its longtime contract for bus benches throughout the city. The termination comes after Commissioner Billy Keel advocated for the removal of the benches at the commission’s July 22 meeting. At that time, Keel […]
Continue ReadingMadonia auctions begin this week
Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the Aug. 11 edition of the Tampa Bay Times. How did it come to this? Evelyn and Batista Madonia worked for more than a half-century building their fortune. They are known for the Red Rose Inn & Suites, a Plant City landmark, but the real money, millions upon […]
Continue ReadingLast day to donate school supplies for ‘Stuff the Bus’
It’s the last day to drop off school supplies to one of three locations in Plant City to benefit the Kiwanis charity Stuff the Bus. The drop off points are: Sweetbay, 205 W. Alexander St. Stingray Chevrolet, 2002 N. Frontage Rd. Southside Farm and Pet Supply, 3014 James L. Redman Pkwy. The school supplies will […]
Continue ReadingBREAKING NEWS: Bicyclist dies in traffic crash
A 22-year-old Plant City man died when his bicycle was struck by a pickup this morning. According to Plant City Police Department reports, at about 11: 15 a.m. Aug. 13, Christopher Goddard was improperly crossing the southbound lanes of North Park Road on a bicycle, when he was struck by a 2011 Chevrolet Silverado, driven by […]
Continue ReadingBREAKING NEWS: Plant City police investigating homicide
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Continue ReadingLocal artist auctioning work for cancer patient
It took 51 hours and six black Bic ballpoint pens for local artist Jesse Starr to complete a drawing of Stephen Hawking. The unbelievably realistic portrait is being auctioned off to help Starr’s cousin Jimmy Strawn battle cancer. online pharmacy buy albenza no prescription Strawn, who lived in Plant City for years, is undergoing treatment for […]
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