Here are some of our favorite images from October 2012.
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Grocer Felton Williams remembered for his contributions
Felton Williams, the founder and owner of Plant City’s famous Felton’s Meat and Produce, died Dec. 27, 2012. He was 87.
Continue ReadingTwo charged in Plant City shooting
Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office detectives have arrested two men in connection with a weekend shooting in Plant City. According to Sheriff’s Office reports, detectives have arrested Raymond Cook-Underwood, 19, and Brandan Berg, 21, for the shooting that occurred Dec. 29, at 3405 Keene Road.
Continue Reading2012 Year in Photos: AUGUST
Here are some of our favorite images from August 2012.
Continue Reading2012 Year in Photos: JULY
Here are some of our favorite images from July 2012.
Continue Reading2012 Year in Photos: JUNE
Here are some of our favorite images from June 2012.
Continue ReadingRedskins float wins parade contest
The Antioch Redskins youth football and cheerleading program took top float honors at this year’s Christmas Parade, the parade committee announced Dec. 18, at McCall Park. It was the first year the committee gave an award for the top float. The winners were given a trophy and a check presentation of $100.
Continue Reading2012 Year in Photos
As we celebrate the end of the year, the Plant City Observer takes a look back at some of our favorite images from 2012. Check back each day for our favorites from each month since we began operating in June.
Continue ReadingHOMETOWN HEROES: Rising Son
By Amber Jurgensen | Associate Editor Editor’s note: Hometown Heroes is a recurring feature in the Plant City Observer in which we profile veterans from Plant City. If you have a loved one currently serving or who has served in the past, please contact Managing Editor Michael Eng by email at meng@plantcityobserver.com or by phone […]
Continue ReadingHope church hosts ‘Not So Silent Night’
Members of Hope Lutheran Church and its Spanish Mission gathered Dec. 16, for a joint Christmas worship celebration that combined members of both communities for a special presentation of the “Not So Silent Night.”
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