When you live in Central Florida, summer can feel long. Days are filled with endless sunshine, soaring temperatures, and afternoon thunderstorms. The solution? Escape to the beach! read more
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Self-driving Swans, Horseless Carriages, and Flying Taxis: Innovative Transportation All Around Florida
Florida is known for its beaches and thrilling theme park attractions. But did you know that one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations is rolling out some innovative transportation–rides that have nothing to do with Harry Potter or Mickey Mouse? It’s suddenly not all about automobiles in a car-dependent state in the U.S. By… Continue reading Self-driving Swans, Horseless Carriages, and Flying Taxis: Innovative Transportation All Around Florida
Where to Eat, Sleep and Play in Miami
In January, when the rest of the country was in a deep freeze, I headed south to Miami. Miles of stunning beaches, colorful Art Deco architecture, and music drifting from every doorway were just what I needed to chase away the winter blues. With exotic Latin cuisine and cocktails by the pool, a weekend in… Continue reading Where to Eat, Sleep and Play in Miami
DISCOVERING HISTORIC SANFORD, FLORIDA
Located halfway between Orlando’s theme parks and the beaches of Daytona, historic Sanford is one of Central Florida’s lesser-known gems. It makes a perfect day trip if you’re in the area, but also offers a great weekend getaway. This charming town on Lake Monroe is filled with restaurants, antique shops, craft breweries, and nature spots.… Continue reading DISCOVERING HISTORIC SANFORD, FLORIDA
How Your Next Central Florida Burger or Latte Can Change the World
If you’re heading to the Orlando area, I’m sure you’ve given a lot of thought to your itinerary. You’ve probably booked a hotel, made theme park reservations, and maybe even though about which restaurants to visits. But did you know there are coffee shops and bistros in Central Florida where your visit could literally save lives? By… Continue reading How Your Next Central Florida Burger or Latte Can Change the World
Welcome to Eatonville, the Town that Freedom Built
I’ve driven by the exit off Interstate 4 just north of Orlando, Florida, dozens of times, and always wondered about Eatonville. You can see the sign from the freeway that reads “Oldest Incorporated African American Municipality in America.” Recently, I decided to take the exit and finally explore this city of deep significance to our country.… Continue reading Welcome to Eatonville, the Town that Freedom Built
Kirsten Harrington 