Kissimmee, FL News

• Kissimmee, FL News
• Disney Awards The Osceola School District $57,500 To Help Children
• Bobby Sippio charged with attempted murder
• Beryl is now a tropical storm with 45 mph winds, North Florida landfall likely, but Central Florida should be alert
• St. Cloud hikes EMS fees
• Fire Dept. news for May 26, 2012
• Victim in alleged molestation case called pastor a ‘father figure’
• Local law enforcement motor units win at Capital City Challenge
• Cable operators making it easier for Osceola subscribers to find Wi-Fi
• Melendez Takes Home Victory In Solivita Debate, Straw Poll
• Spring FB: GHS wins, OHS, SC don't
• Transient charged with attempted armed robbery
• Agents bust marijuana grow house
• Osceola County School For The Arts Recognized As One Of America's Best High Schools
• 2012 FCAT Writing Summary
• Have a (beach) ball at LEGOLAND Water Park Thursday and get in for free as well. It is part of Guinness World Record attempt.
• Pastor jailed for sexual activity with a minor
• Be a "star" at the Spirit Farm at Harmony
• Seven nabbed in stolen property cases
• Two juveniles arrested for shooting in occupied car in Celebration
• Two suspects arrested for six burglaries in Regal Oaks Subdivision
• Osceola Center For The Arts News - May 17, 2012
• Gov. Scott lifts suspenion of Malcolm Thompso
• Missing St. Cloud juvenile sought
• KPD mourns loss of crime scene tech
• Have a berry good time on the farm
• Festival of Festivals more than just hot air
• Osceola students trump state FCAT numbers
• St. Cloud police roll out remodel of its department
• Florida unemployment rate continues to drop
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• BVL murder suspect extradited
• State board lowers FCAT writing test pass grade after scores drop
• Teen credited for saving adult’s life
• Wounded vets benefit from new equine therapy program
• Osceola School District Recognized as an American Heart Association Fit-Friendly Company
• Prostitution sting nets 76 arrests
• Satterfield Arrest
• Brandon edges OHS, 3-2, in regional
• Osceola celebrates 125th
• Marydia secures community center
• Tribute to law enforcement
• Cancer Society seeks Kissimmee volunteers
• Osceola County 125th Birthday celebration will be a "wild" affair Saturday
• Osceola Schools Recognized With State Awards For Outstanding Volunteer Programs
• Need a job? More than 1,000 new jobs are available at Central Florida theme parks, hotels
• Sponsor A Student's Future, Buy A Work Of Art
• Kowboys in regional final
• 2012 Law Enforcement Torch Run
• Take mom out in style Sunday
• Award of Excellence In Public Procurement
• Regional game rescheduled for Wednesday
• Authorities dismantle Osceola skinhead group
• Student brings gun to Kissimmee private school
• Toho Water Authority issues boil water alert
• Four Osceola County residents charged with hate crime
• Cypress Elementary's 'Dare To Be Perfect' Attendance Dinner Program Earns State Parent Involvement Award
• Volunteers Needed
• Osceola High School Student At PATHS Saves Life Of Adult Student At TECO
• Nation's Health Sector And The National Health ISAC Lead National
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Female teens arrested for bomb threats
• City lists targeted industries
• Macy’s Makes Surprise, Magical Announcement for Teacher of the Year Finalist!
• Satterfield won't fight extradition; handgun found
• Kissimmee police obtain arrest warrant for former high school teacher
• Kissimmee City Hall cleared after bomb threat
• Liberty, OHS advance in baseball
• Clerk is waiting to be reinstated
• Deputies looking for 29-year-old disabled man
• Suspect in double homicide captured
• Nanci Brillant named finalist for state teacher of the year award
• Lady Horns, Lady Kowboys lose
• Hartig steps down as School Board chair
• New Courthouse Square parking garage ready to open
• Detectives looking for person of interest in BVL double homicide
• Cinco de Mayo fun, plus the return of the food trucks this weekend
• Lady Horns flag wins
• OHS baseball, softball winners
• Thompson acquitted on assault charge
• Rodeo has new Big Boss
• Four charter schools coming
• 129th Silver Spurs Rodeo to be June 1-2
• Harmony 7A-6 baseball champ
• Grow house found in The Oaks
• Harmony district flag champ
• Honk Jr This Weekend and Volunteers Needed For Hairspray Set
• OHS, LHS baseball, OHS softball win
• Thompson found not guilty of battery
• Club donates $4,805 to Celebration Health
• On the road with The Kissimmee Culinary Dash. Eating out with the multi-cultural trucks on Orange Blossom Trail
• Gateway, Harmony in flag title game
• Dogs, Horns advance in 7A-6
• Valencia launches new honors college
• State rests its case in Thompson trial
• OHS, Liberty advance in baseball
• Thompson battery trial to continue tomorrow
• Durinick sentenced to 10 years; still faces other charges
• Deputies arrest two burglary suspects
• The Osceola School District Earns First Place Honors In 2012 Magna Awards
• Osceola Center For The Arts News - Summer Camp
• Two Bulldogs 3rd at state lift meet
• OHS falls in district softball
• Soldier still is missing
• Legislators update chamber on session
• Nolte Road nearly finished
• Lynx, county agree on service fixes
• KUA linemen take fourth in national event
• County's March jobless rate was 9.4 percent
• No bomb at St. Cloud High School
• Orlando's Newly Elected City Commissioner-Elect Supporting Melendez For Congress
• TECO Accreditation Reaffirmed By Council On Occupational Education
• Athletic Physicals For Student Athletes In Grades 6-12 Required Next School Year
• Kissimmee man arrested for sexual battery
• Whooping cough hits Florida, including Osceola County
• Gearing up for 125th
• Democrats to have first-ever county caucuses
• Disney Shining Stars honored
• Army private went missing
• Kindergarten Roundup To Be Held at All Osceola Elementary Schools
• Superintendent challenges School Board to be positive and to work together
• In record time, the LP lives on this Saturday at Record Store Day with special issues, events and more.
• 1 student injuried in bus vs. tree
• Elderly woman robbed, dragged by Kissimmee man
• Osceola School District Students, Staff, And Faculty Continue To Conserve Energy As Earth Day Approaches
• Kissimmee police need help identifying suspects
• Memorial service to be Tuesday for former supervisor of elections
• Detectives need public's help in identifying possible road rage suspect
• Detectives arrest suspect involved in homicide in Narcoossee Road area
• Orlando suspects nabbed on burglary, grand theft charges
• Officers earn SCPD awards
• Exchange student is far from home but fitting in
• Orientation nights set for incoming sixth- and ninth-graders
• 350 people at Boy Scouts’ Golden Eagle Dinner
• Kissimmee man involved in fatal crash
• Incoming Sixth Grade and Ninth Grade Student Orientation Nights
• Red flag conditions for Cental Florida today
• Tribute paid to deputy
• Bill Sheaffer files for circuit judge
• Recall petition in the making for John Quiñones; commissioner says accusations are baseless
• Osceola School District's 2012 Education in the Park
• County officials announce 34 new private sector jobs
• Long cleared by Ethics Commission
• Two Osceola Students Named As 2012 National Achievement Scholarship Winners
• Melendez Raises $50k In Two Months
• City medical fees to climb
• County to host health fairs
• Six arrested in multi-agency operation
• Victim requested closed courtroom
• Officer injured Thursday during high-risk operation
• Three Osceola Students Named As 2012 Disney Dreamer and Doers
• Lt. Gen., Orange County School Board Member Stand Behind Melendez Congressional Campaign
• School Board votes to censure Wheeler
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments
• Osceola School District Recognized For Excellence In Financial Reporting
• Watches worried over shooting
• Relay For Life of St. Cloud set for April 28
• Harmony High takes second in French competition
• Detectives need public's help in identifying robbery suspect
• Hundreds of giant hot air balloons on horizon for new Kissimmee Festival of Festivals
• East Lake Elementary Receives Funding For Wellness Program
• Structure fire in St. Cloud
• Military museum opens Saturday
• Deputies net 37 pounds of marijuana in traffic operation
• Woman arrested for battery on a Sheriff's Office deputy
• St. Cloud High School cleared after bomb threat
• 19 charter changes to be considered Tuesday
• Governor appoints Kimberly Hennecy as clerk of court
• St. Cloud home invasion suspect arrested
• Harmony High School French Students Place Second In The State For The Third Year In A Row
• School Board moves to censure Wheeler
• Spring Fling to be Saturday and Sunday
• Expressway plans through 2040 aired on Monday
• Kissimmee police arrest apartment complex drug dealer
• Applications Are Now Available For The Osceola County Arts Intensive Featuring Juilliard Artists - Summer 2012
• No bond for Lake Lizzie Drive murder suspects
• Osceola School District Kicks Off 'Tobacco Free Week' With Reminder Of Revised Tobacco Use Policy
• Internet child sex sting results in 12 arrests
• Four suspects in custody for Lake Lizzie Drive shooting
• It's a mega food truck gathering Saturday with 40 food trucks from around Florida
• Durinick to stay in jail until sentencing
• Fee hikes proposed for EMS services
• No action taken on nonpartisan elections
• Military history museum to open Saturday, March 31
• Two suspects sought in St. Cloud fatal shooting
• Two Upcoming Purchasing Trainings
• Winter Academic Sport Champions Named
• Long time teacher dies at his school
• County moves forward on new library project
• Nanci Brillant Named Osceola School District's 2013 Teacher of The Year
• Osceola School District Names Laura Walker as 'School-Related Employee of The Year'
• Armed robbery at 7-Eleven in Kissimmee Friday
• Suspect at large in St. Cloud home invasion
• Teacher's body found at Osceola High School
• Middle school teacher arrested for domestic aggravated assault and battery
• Teacher and school-related employee of the year announced
• Grant sought for sidewalks
• Library system director named
• Informational Meetings To Be Held For Dual Language Academy Expansion
• KPD films PSA on dangers of texting
• City moves ahead with redevelopment agency
• Smell causes evacuation of St. Cloud credit union
• It’s Fix a Leak Week
• Animal Control call leads to meth lab on Kaiser Avenue
• Deputies bust 72 suspects in Operation Zero Tolerance sting
• Kissimmee police focusing on school zone safety this week
• Thompson granted separate trials for two charges
• Crash claims life of Clermont resident
• Dogs-Horns baseball suspended
• Penney trail delayed until June 4
• Scheidt to get public defender
• Joan Bogle honored as senior volunteer
• New candidates in local races
• Charity football game today in St. Cloud
• Teen arrested for sexual battery
• Mother of murder victim hoping for new leads in case
• State Attorney will take no action on Ferentinos complaint
• Tourism plan taken under advisement
• Motorcyclist killed on Boggy Creek Road
• Scheidt makes Osceola County court appearance
• Trial delayed for alleged AK-47 shooter
• Boil water alert for Intercession City
• Vigil planned for eighth anniversary of killing
• Accused killer's competency still in question
• Palmetto Elementary Students To Receive Free Eye Exams, Glasses As Winners Of The Transitions Optical Eye Pledge Challenge
• Osceola County Purchasing Cooperative Vendor Appreciation Day
• Kissimmee man pleads guilty to federal charges related to bombing
• Bronson to remain in jail for 1979 killing
• Victim in homicide identified
• Military museum to open March 31
• Trial date of March 19 set for AK-47 shooter
• Two suspects sought for flea market armed robbery
• Accused killer may be released, charges dropped
• A Disney fan’s dream come true. Fans savor 24 hours at the world’s most popular theme park marathon event
• Detectives investigating suspicious death in the Narcoossee area
• Osceola Teachers Participating in UCF Graduate Studies Program In County
• Official recommends dropping ethics charge against Long
• Station named after first black firefighter
• Leads needed in 20-year-old homicide
• Meeting in Poinciana Thursday on flood hazard map
• Graduation Ceremony for Crisis Intervention Team Graduates
• Two suspects sought in home burglary
• Saint-Cloud, France, deputy mayor to visit St. Cloud expo
• Detectives need public's help in 20-year-old homicide
• Thompson prohibited from contacting female victims
• Get ready to eat a lot — the Food Trucks roll back into Kissimmee Friday night
• Graduation Ceremony for Crisis Intervention Team Graduates
• Miss Rodeo Florida
• New exhibit on black history
• School Board gets forensic audit
• H&R Block Tax Bus Continues on Coast-to-Coast Tour in Central Florida
• Graduation Ceremony for Crisis Intervention Team Graduates
• Technically speaking: Crimestoppers 2012: Jack Webb meets the Web
• Kissimmee police arrest two men on attempted murder charges
• 525 warnings from red light cameras
• Murder suspect is innocent, dad says
• KFD battled two fires so far this week
• Chestnut Elementary School For Science And Engineering Informational Meetings For The 2012/2013 School Year
• Poinciana falls to Oak Ridge
• Commission updated on Osceola Parkway extension study
• Spend the night with Mickey and Minnie. It's a first of its kind 24 hour Leap Year event at Disney
• Invasive plant management meeting to be Thursday
• Baldwin state wrestling champion
• Lady Horns fall in basketball regional
• City honors two officers injured while on duty
• County breaks ground on new welcome center
• Eagles advance in boys hoops
• Ex-boyfriend charged with murder of St. Cloud teen
• School District forensic audit released Monday
• Try something Hipstoric this weekend. St. Cloud Main Street's Garden Party
• Police charge ex-boyfriend in St. Cloud girl's murder
• Harmony girls advance in hoops
• County OKs deal with Herzing University for nursing school
• Groundbreaking set for Thursday on new county welcome center
• Westside K-8 Student Is A Top WordMaster
• Thompson accused of victim tampering
• PHS in 7A-5 hoops district final today
• County commissioner denies battery allegation from opponent
• Dress up like Jack and Rose Sunday in Orlando and maybe win tickets to the world premiere Valentine's Day screening of Titanic 3D
• Residents want action on lift station
• 28 years of fair entries
• Headed to Special Olympics for more medals
• Ten Finalists Named For Osceola's 2013 'Teacher Of The Year'
• Doug 'Ax the Tax' Guetzloe convicted of tax evasion
• Suspects arrested in Amscot robbery
• Love is all around us this week. Valentine’s Day means special dining events and romantic getaways
• Tom Kirk at helm of News-Gazette
• Advice: Get term limits on the ballot and it will pass
• Ground broken on first phase of Poinciana hospital
• Feb 16th: Native Plant Society: Ecological Corridors and Land Management
• County moving forward with Poinciana Parkway agreements
• Descriptions of suspects released for home invasion, kidnapping
• 10 arrested and two grow houses discovered
• Kissimmee nursing school classes begin March 26
• Rescued animals placed in new homes
• Ramirez files for clerk of court
• Release of forensic audit on school construction delayed
• It looks like a super-sized Sunday. Kissimmee to host a downtown street celebration for the Super Bowl
• Here come the food trucks. Feast on wheels arrives in downtown Kissimmee Friday
• Ten Finalists Named For Osceola School District's 2012 School-Related Employee of the Year
• Mecum Auction had nearly $60 million in sales
• Kissimmee SWAT team serves warrant for drug activity
• 7 football players sign
• County voters go for Romney
• No single solution for W. 192 woes
• Special rodeo is day of fun enjoyed by all
• Osceola School District's Free Summer Voluntary Prekindergarten
• Osceola clerk of court suspended by governor
• Public meeting Thursday on Shingle Creek trail system
• Two Osceola School Administrators Recognized At State Level For Outstanding Leadership
• Clerk of Court suspended by Gov. Scott
• Black crappie fishing hot in Florida’s cool season
• Going going gone...Mecum Auto Auction continues in Kissimmee. Top sold car so far $222,500 for 67 Corvette
• FDLE delivers arrest summons for Osceola County clerk of court
• Osceola County Animal Control seizes animals
• Kissimmee red light cameras going live Tuesday
• Businesses growing at incubator
• Burglary call leads to grow house
• Osceola Students Gearing Up For The Battle Of The Books
• City on track to get nursing school
• Volunteers to donate hair again at Silver Spurs rodeo
• Reward increased in Fifth Third Bank armed robbery
• Commission leaning toward Poinciana Parkway as county road
• City picks design for pedestrian bridge over John Young Parkway
• Kissimmee police make counterfeit currency arrest
• Nursing college in the making for St. Cloud
• Kissimmee motorcyclist killed in crash
• College Goal Sunday To Help Osceola Students Reach Their Dreams Of Higher Education
• Date set to break ground for Poinciana emergency center
• Man killed on tracks ‘loved everybody’
• PATHS Informational Meeting
• Tourism officials praise Obama plans
• Osceola School District's 2011/2012 Sunshine State Scholars
• New County Commission candidate in district 3
• Fifth Third Bank robbed
• Church expansion plan gets first OK
• Five Osceola County residents arrested in Internet child sex operation
• Gov. Rick Scott appoints Ken Detzner as Secretary of State
• Internet child sex operation results in 40 arrests
• More Osceola Students To Benefit From Dental Sealant Program This Spring
• Police trying to identify person involved in incident at Highlands Elementary
• Attempted robbery at Chase ATM in Poinciana
• Initiatives group to have discussion on charter change proposals
• Celebration Foundation to match donations for homeless children
• Lynx to host workshops on April service changes
• Chisholm Park welcomes kite festival Sunday; boat ramps remain open
• County extends impact fee waivers
• Motel fire’s spread was inevitable, report says
• Person killed by train not yet identified
• St. Cloud monkey's death due to internal injuries from fall
• Wee Read Programs To Strengthen Early Literacy/Math Skills For Osceola Youngsters
• Thacker Avenue Elementary School For International Studies Informational Meeting
• Five individuals sentenced in methamphetamine trafficking ring
• Extension Service Offers Agriculture Programs
• Avatar wants more time to fund roadway
• Melendez vows he would work for balanced budget
• Osceola School District and ConnectEDU To Host Parent Financial Aid Night
• Unidentified person struck, killed by train
• Fall Academic Sport Champions Named
• Upcoming Purchasing Trainings
• Suspect arrested for burglary at Publix construction site
• Registered felon arrested for numerous burglaries in Celebration
• Informational Meetings To Be Held For Osceola School District's International Baccalaureate (IB) Program
• Boil water alert for Remington rescinded
• Apparent suicide at St. Cloud Walmart Thursday
• Two arrested for grand theft at construction site
• No Early Release On Wednesday, April 18, 2012, During FCAT Testing
• Four high schools improve from B to A
• Lawmakers will focus on budget and redistricting
• Commission refuses to back Otero on KUA debt forgiveness
• Burn bans now in effect
• Boil order issued for Remington subdivision
• Melendez announces run for Congress in new district
• Osceola School District 2010/2011 High School Grades
• Grow house busted on Jones Road in St. Cloud; four arrested
• Board digests employee survey
• First cold snap ushers in winter
• Stark stepping down
• Connecting growers with area restaurants
• December rainfall was half of normal
• Arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon
• Help needed in identifying robbers
• Three arrested at construction site for grand theft
• High school grades are out
• Kissimmee woman facing sexual battery charges
• Much work to do
• West 192 corridor under review
• St. Cloud had its share of violent crime in 2011
• Arrested for drug trafficking
• Lake Wales is Shootout champ
• Lake Wales runs into Shootout final
• Suspect pens apology for Christmas Eve break-ins
• Turning out for the kids
• OHS advances at Shootout
• Visiting NCAA athletes 'Give Kids the World'
• Jobs agency donating controversial red capes to nonprofits
• Osceola County Fair to open with demolition derby
• Bicyclist in fatal crash identified
• Newspaper publisher named to Valencia district board
• White Christmas for Green family
• Home for the holidays
• Bowl games in Orlando will generate an estimated economic impact of more than $80 million
• City identifies intersections for red light cameras
• County Commission to meet Thursday on BVL post office lease
• County opposes Wekiva Parkway funding plan
• Marijuana smuggler sentenced
• Woman facing charges stemming from burglary
• Orlando man arrested in fatal hit-and-run
• Pedestrian killed in Poinciana
• Christmas for the Kids
• Building permit waiver program extended
• City commissioner wants KUA head to resign
• Three Kings event set for Jan. 7
• Free Family Concert - Turn Up The Learning
• New Years Eve Gala Show 2012
• Agents locate two grow houses in Poinciana
• Arrest made in home invasion robbery
• Local Businesses Join School District For "SNACKS For Kids" Program
• Lakefront Park work accelerated
• Suspects sought in home invasion
• Osceola's Graduation and Dropout Rates Continue To Be Better Than State Average
• 76 people to lose county jobs with library outsourcing
• 2012/2013 Application/Audition Process For The Osceola County School for the Arts
• St. Cloud names new grid coach
• Valencia College wins Aspen Prize
• Commission votes 3-2 to outsource library operations
• Wheeler agrees to pay $17,000 in fines for campaign spending violations
• Wheeler facing $17,000 in fines for campaign spending violations
• Just doing their thing
• Chamber gives out awards
• School District forensic audit: no fraud found
• Covered Dish Social is annual event in St. Cloud
• State of Florida Mandatory Drug and Alcohol Education Training Course Available To First-Time Teen Drivers On Osceola School Campuses
• VPK Violin Literacy Pilot Project Underway
• Osceola Drama Students Excel at District Competition
• County to buy new radio system
• Boil water order issued for BVL area
• Osceola School District's School Volunteers Of The Year
• Commission authorizes buying new county radio system
• Penney facing multiple charges for Nov. 21 shooting spree
• Orlando woman charged with Sept. 30 killing
• Governor Scott and Colt’s Manufacturing Co. Announce New Jobs Coming to Osceola County
• Businesses hoping for strong holiday shopping
• Research to focus on harnessing solar energy
• OCIB Dismantles Meth Lab at in Broadmoor Mobile Home Park
• Presentation On Bullying, Cyberbullying, And Teen Depression
• Governor announces Colt's Manufacturing project; talks with teachers
• Circle K robbed at gunpoint early this morning
• Gov. Scott to visit Kissimmee today
• Helping the hungry
• Narcoossee has plan to help guide growth
• Fire truck to get new life with St. Cloud PD
• Chestnut Elementary School For Science and Engineering Is Where STEM Meets The Real World
• Lakeland derails OHS
• Double homicide unsolved after five years
• Hartig keeps top spot on School Board; Melendez continues as vice chairman
• OCIB agents find grow house in Poincana
• Getting a new family
• Earns Scouting service award
• Drive safely over the holiday weekend
• Practitioner loses license for over-prescribing Oxycontin
• Officers involved in shooting in St. Cloud
• Fliers to be handed out for fifth anniversary of double homicide in Kissimmee
• Florida Supreme Court removes Judge Turner from bench
• Jobless rate down to 9.7 percent in region
• Harmony ousted at state volleyball
• OHS wins in OT; Dogs rally falls short
• Kissimmee police looking for missing juvenile
• 2011 Farm Family of the Year
• Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show And Osceola County Fair 2012
• Osceola Students Selected For All-State Music Group
• Osceola County School Board and OCEA Reach Tentative Agreement on 2011/2012 Professional Support Staff Contract
• Osceola County School Board and Teamsters Reach Tentative Agreement on 2011/2012 Contract
• St. Cloud Fire Rescue puts new engine into service
• Steven Louis charged with murder of Nicole Fields
• TONIGHT: Thursday 11/17 6:30pm Lake Wales Ridge NWR talk in Kissimmee
• Hartig cleared of allegation
• Jarrett selected as 2011 Amanda Award winner
• Osceola School District Tentative Teacher Contract With OCEA
• Two Osceola Students Place In State School Bus Safety Poster Contest
• County OKs funding for airport transit study
• Harmony to play in state tourney Friday
• St. Cloud to state cross country
• Harmony to state volleyball
• Veterans and widows honored at Village event
• Group eyeing 2012 ballot for charter initiatives
• Build it and ...
• Tom Long to hold district 5 town hall meeting in St. Cloud
• Liberty, OHS post football wins
• Body found, matches description of missing mom
• Body found appears to be missing mother
• School Board Member Tom Long To Hold District 5 Town Hall Meeting In St. Cloud
• Osceola School District’s Energy Conservation Success Results In National Energy Star Leader Recognition
• 35 arrested in undercover prostitution operation
• St. Cloud woman killed in Sunday crash
• A rising ‘star’
• Residents: Don’t outsource libraries
• Play it safe for Halloween
• Clerk of Courts office to begin online tax deed sales Tuesday
• Candidates grilled at chamber forum
• Arrested for possession of cocaine with intent to sell
• SC, Liberty OBC champs
• Nolte Road on schedule
• Appointment for Denn John Middle School
• Final performances
• Inmate on the lam for short time
• Aerial mosquito spraying in Narcoossee set for Thursday night
• Four Osceola Schools To Receive Solar Electric Emergency Shelter Power Systems
• Funeral service for Charles Clayton Partin to be Wednesday
• Meetings to be on Osceola Library System operations
• Davenport woman killed in crash
• Seven suspects charged with murder and home invasion for homicide on Packard Avenue
• Osceola Home To Two 2010/2011 Just Read, Florida! Literacy Award Finalists For The State
• Osceola County man jailed on 333 sex battery and molestation charges
• Vision for SCPD is coming to fruition
• Kissimmee work release prisoners apprehended
• State report shows decrease in Osceola County crime
• Van Meter on KUA board despite opposition
• County tables airboat proposals for Partin Triangle Park
• Clerk of court warns of ‘wild deeds’
• Aerial mosquito spraying set for next week
• Boaters advised to use caution on Kissimmee and Alligator Chain of Lakes
• Osceola Legislative Delegation to meet Wednesday
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Dogs whip Chargers; OHS wins
• Agents locate two marijuana growhouses
• 10 arrested for drugs and stolen guns in Operation River Runs Dry
• Purchasing Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals and Utilize Vendor Link
• Wheeler wants School District to cover legal costs related to dismissed ethics complaint
• Most of rain, storms went south
• Superhero instruction
• Gaming, pill mills will not be allowed
• Three Osceola Students Named As Semifinalists In 2012 National Achievement Scholarship Program
• Detectives arrest suspect for scheme to defraud
• Three county teams to golf regionals
• County, St. Cloud activate emergency centers in advance of storms
• Commission tables request for study on renaming West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway
• County declares state of emergency; opens shelters
• Region warned of possible heavy rain, flooding
• St. Cloud pedestrian stuck by semi, died from injuries
• Osceola Center For The Arts News - October 14, 2011
• Armed robbery suspects face additional charges
• Water district prepares for more heavy rain
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - October 13, 2011
• City Government Week to be celebrated
• Study would help rename road
• City makes gaming operations illegal
• Walmart comes to the neighborhood
• Medical staff impersonator charged as adult
• Some roads and boat ramps remain closed
• Nurse arrested for sexual battery
• Some Osceola County facilities closed due to high water
• Storm drenches region
• Reading with Florida’s first lady
• It’s Fire Protection Week
• Medicare resource fair
• Crash claims motorcyclist's life
• Horizon Middle's Media Specialist Selected As 2011 Amanda Award Winner
• Sheriff's deputies seek missing man
• County roads closed due to heavy rain
• FHSAA fines Bulldogs again
• Accused killer Bronson committed to mental facility
• Flood warning issued for Shingle Creek
• Osceola School District News - ‘A Day Made Better’ At Kissimmee Middle
• Emergency operations in Osceola deactivated as of 7 p.m. Sunday: schools, government offices open Monday
• Officials continue to monitor rainfall, flooded roadways
• Realtors to host smart growth seminar Tuesday
• Stream levels pose flooding threat in some places
• OHS holds on, 42-27
• Late interception saves Liberty in 26-21 win
• Sheriff's Office searching for teen who posed as physcian's assistant
• Pets to be on parade again for nonprofit
• Volleyball teams ‘Dig Blue’
• Kissimmee red light cameras coming
• Turn in old prescriptions on Oct. 29
• Donation to Horses for Heroes
• Meth lab busted on Drury Avenue in Kissimmee
• Ansbaugh takes over SC football
• Joy Food Store robbed in Kissimmee
• Judge to mull over dropping Bronson murder charge
• Housing for seniors set to open
• Transit study for U.S. 192 a go
• Child welfare agency opens in Kissimmee
• Culinary team takes gold medal
• Incumbents file for Osceola County offices
• Homicide victim had criminal record
• County to move forward on Lynx U.S. 192 study
• Kissimmee police remind motorists to stop for school buses
• Kissimmee police remind motorists to stop for school buses
• Kissimmee man killed walking along U.S. Highway 192
• Leesburg over Dogs, 38-36
• Miscues undo Liberty in 34-28 loss at University
• Hospice looking for Kissimmee site
• City to put kibosh on future gaming operations
• County starts on wish list
• Kissimmee police investigating homicide
• Thirteen apply for KUA board
• Captured St. Cloud monkey dies
• Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• Monkey captured in St. Cloud
• Deputies investigating suspicious incidents at two Kissimmee motels
• Two Orlando men arrested for St. Cloud vehicle burglaries
• St. Cloud business owner arrested for dealing in stolen property
• Women's health fair to be Saturday
• Osceola School District's Employee Wellness Program To Be Highlighted Nationally
• Osceola County Animal Control and St. Cloud police trying to locate monkey
• City of Kissimmee now on Twitter and Facebook. Info here.
• Old Town Halloween
• Bulldogs stop Gateway, 45-20
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - September 22, 2011
• Harmony, St. Cloud FB games postponed
• Two juveniles arrested for 12 car burglaries
• Ruling clears election officials of allegations by candidate
• Kids Closet celebrates grand opening
• Celebrating Hispanic art
• Ground broken for $35M Valencia College building
• Charter changes suggested
• Saying farewell to a hero
• SCPD Sept. 15 voted to decertify union
• Deputies investigating homicide on Packard Avenue
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Two Osceola Schools Awarded $3,000 Fuel Up Breakfast Grants From National Dairy Council and General Mills
• Grow house busted in Bellalago
• Three Osceola Students Named As Semifinalist In The 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program
• St. Cloud police officer arrested for domestic violence
• A special day
• Hopper hopes to retain seat 4
• Trying to unseat the incumbent
• Valencia College to break ground Thursday
• Ann Scott, Florida’s First Lady, To Visit Reedy Creek Elementary School
• County jobless rate at 11.2 percent for August
• Airboat request headed to Oct. 17 showdown
• Food Trucks roll into downtown Friday, plus there is a big "Taste of" event
• Suspicious package near Lynx bus stop
• Harmony struggles, falls, 30-0 to Heritage
• Gateway blanked by Titans, 30-0
• On the edge
• Council OKs domestic partner benefits
• Taking life as it comes
• Teen arrested, allegedly building pipe bombs
• Detectives need public’s help identifying suspect
• Judge denies Ramirez motion for sanctions against elections supervisor
• St. Cloud driver killed in crash
• Valencia to break ground on $35 million building in Osceola County
• School District forensic auditors identify $3.8 million in construction spending for further review
• Osceola County lays off 16; libraries take biggest hit
• Services held to honor 9/11 anniversary
• Man on tower for 11 hours
• Former Gateway High Students Hit The Lights Of Broadway
• Valencia named one of nation’s best two-year colleges; is finalist for Aspen Prize
• Kissimmee man sought for shooting wife
• Man comes off radio tower; taken to hospital
• Welbro/Quinn in line for library contract; County moving forward on outsourcing
• County security services to be outsourced to North Carolina company
• Ferentinos files defamation lawsuit against KUA
• Osceola School District's 2012 High School Graduation Schedule
• Thursday 9/15 6:30pm Bok Towers presentation in Kissimmee
• Defense leads OHS, 42-21
• First responders gather for 9/11 anniversary service
• Refuge plan moving forward
• Motion seeks sanctions for supervisor of elections
• A first foray into politics for Norris
• Back on the campaign trail again
• Movie Screening to be Sept. 18 at St. Cloud movie house
• Help in the fight against juvenile diabetes
• No surprises at county budget hearing
• Board considers options on elementary school security
• Ethics Commission holds final hearing on complaint
• Osceola School District Receives $25,000 Grant to Forge Safe Routes to School
• New leads needed
• Disaster expo to be Saturday
• 9/11 events, activities planned around the area
• Crash claims life of KIssimmee man
• Purchasing Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals and Utilize VendorLink
• Jail inmate committed suicide Saturday
• Gateway edges Eagles again
• OHS wins opener, 16-6
• Kissimmee police arrest juvenile for impersonating a physician assistant
• New numbers on library outsourcing not so rosy
• Advice: Lock it
• Legal costs from ethics case goes to state agency Friday
• Burch vigil set for Saturday
• Becoming super again — DC Comics re-issuing all 52 titles in its lineup
• Hearing on ethics complaint costs set for Sept. 9
• Family bat-making business restarted after 15-year hiatus
• Generator dedicated at Cane Island
• Shooting in Pleasant Hill Elementary parking lot
• Wheeler email on dropping out of county race prompts call for resignation
• Public meeting on hydrilla management Wednesday
• KUA mourns loss of former vice chairman
• St. Cloud High FCCLA Students Recognized For Outstanding Skills In National Competition
• Wheeler to drop out of County Commission race
• Red Cross thanks the community
• Family fair
• Ruling goes against Bedrock Industries
• Hurricane Irene aiming for N. Carolina
• Don Smallwood takes reins as ‘president’
• 10th anniversary 9-11 services planned for several communities
• Fatal fire near St. Cloud
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• It’s back to school
• County offers help for horse therapy program
• Irene staying off Florida coast
• County rolls out ‘We Speak Jobs’
• Kicks for Guns held in Kissimmee
• Missing 4-year-old girl has not been found
• Back to School for Kissimmee - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Osceola Students To Benefit From Dental Sealant Program
• Military contractor to relocate headquarters to Kissimmee
• It's wait and see on Irene
• More than 54,690 students head back to classes
• Irene causes football classic to move
• Long-serving deputy sheriff loses battle with cancer
• Bid protest ruling went against Bedrock Industries
• Planning for jobs and growth
• Market was Johnnie Rife’s lifework
• Flood map questions
• No more room at Westside
• Be alert for students
• Arrest made in 21-year-old homicide
• Operation Tool Time nets 11 unlicensed contractors
• Sheriff's Office Gas for Guns to be Friday
• Election lawsuit set for final hearing
• Thousands attend back-to-school expo
• Miss Florida sets sights on national pageant
• More requests for event funding than there is money
• The food trucks are coming
• Online Application For Free and Reduced Price Meals For Students Now Available
• St. Cloud Police investigating The Home Depot bomb threat
• Thursday 4/18 6:30pm Butterfly Expert to speak in Kissimmee
• Opening Monday
• School and business expo ready to go
• $1,000 for your Kissimmee memories
• Nonprofits ask for funding in 2011-12
• Detectives arrest suspect for grand theft, forgery and check fraud
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments - August 9, 2011
• Marydia residents have plan for neighborhood
• Bid decision expected by Aug. 22
• County updated on Harmony ball fields
• Insect Expert to speak at Native Plant Society August 18th
• Agencies investigating transformer blast
• Public assistance needed to ID attempted rape suspect
• Transformer explosion kills one, injures two at KUA substation
• Detectives arrest suspect in killing at Siesta Lago Mobile Home Park
• Detectives investigating homicide in mobile home park
• Osceola Center for the Arts News - August 4, 2011
• New in Poinciana
• Cleanup is lagging at motel fire site
• Clerk of court warns of scams
• Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• KUA revenue will help fill city budget gap
• County Commission updated on homelessness
• County officials continue to monitor tropical storm
• City signs red-light running contract
• School District Of Osceola County Back-to-School Hotline
• Three suspects arrested involved in 5 armed robbery incidents
• Jailed mom faces child abuse charges
• County Bar has new officers
• St. Cloud bonuses still on track
• County sets tentative tax rates, budget
• County officials are monitoring Tropical Storm Emily
• St. Cloud teacher arrested for luring and enticing a child
• Kissimmee man hit, killed by drunk driver
• Cat causes Kissimmee power outage
• Teacher arrested for luring and enticing a child
• Bills strengthen state's pro-life laws
• Two suspects arrested for stealing auto at Vance Harmon Park
• Celebration travel agent arrested; wasn't registered with state
• Post office in BVL could close
• SunRail funding options discussed
• In the running for national Youth of the Year
• Pedestrian killed near Holopaw
• Sippio is Arena League MVP
• Detectives need public's help in identifying 7-Eleven robbery suspects
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments
• Desfile Puertorriqueño
• Jailed mother loses custody of 4 year old
• District feeds hungry youth
• Graduate To Go
• Kissimmee stabbing victim identified as ex-husband
• County to consider privatizing libraries, security operations
• The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
• PHS names football, hoops coaches
• Orange Gardens stabbing victim identified
• Pedestrian killed on Nova Road
• 16 arrested in ticket scheme on West 192
• 50 and counting
• City property owners could see tax rate increase
• DCF denies Bronson a spot in state facility
• Osceola County joblessness rises slightly
• Arrest made in Orange Gardens stabbing
• Missing boy found unharmed
• New candidates in 2012 elections
• Arrest made in domestic dispute stabbing
• Decision on airboat business, marina delayed
• Slight Increase In Paid Lunch Prices For Osceola Students For 2011/2011
• Deal struck for taking juveniles to Orange County
• Father believes daughter met with foul play
• School District budget to drop by $136.9M
• New power plant starts serving customers
• Kissimmee bank robbery suspect at large
• Upcoming Open Houses For Osceola County Schools
• Arts Intensive
• Battle is all but won for OHS sophomore
• Osceola School District Recognized For Excellence In Financial Reporting
• PETA calls on state to halt Kissimmee-based kangaroo boxing act
• Veterans museum to move to West 192
• New St. Cloud budget might include staff bonuses
• County looking at $733 million budget
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments
• Council on Aging adapts to hard times
• Former Dominican president visits
• Siblings help fill school backpacks
• USO benefit ride to be Sept. 10
• Florida 511 app now available
• Osceola County Schools Earn Highest State Award For Community Involvement
• County expands impact fee moratorium; OKs redistricting map
• Osceola County Arts Intensive With Juilliard Teaching Artists
• Purchasing Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals and Utilize Vendorlink
• St. Cloud police officer arrested for stalking
• Vicente Fernández to play at Silver Spurs Arena
• Library advisory board to meet Tuesday
• Command unit unveiled July 4
• City website updated; is more user-friendly
• Local News for Saturday July 9, 2011
• Credit union is district Business Partner of the Year
• Aquatic plants meeting to be Wednesday
• Scholarship to honor Nancy Gemskie
• Water district taxes to go down in 2012
• Officials look to future with SunRail
• Fire cause unknown; victims getting help
• Kissimmee man killed at street race in Orange County
• 10 arrested in ticket scheme
• Gov. Scott signs legislation to support Florida’s 1.6 million military veterans
• Fantastic Fourth
• Floridians urged to be vaccinated against measles
• Fire relief fund set up at CenterState Bank branches
• Historical Society to celebrate National Day of the Cowboy July 23-24
• School District forensic audit to dig deeper
• Crash claims life of Kissimmee woman
• KUA mourns loss of former chairwoman
• School grades show progress
• SunRail project to move forward
• Keeping safe this July 4th. Some tips from the fire department
• DUI saturation patrols set for tonight
• Valencia College era begins today
• 2011 School Grades Show Tremendous Progress
• St. Cloud Police shoot armed woman
• Grand jury indicts Joshua Harris
• Two dead after bar fight; victims and shooter identified
• Osceola County School District’s Energy Conservation Success Nets EPA ENERGY STAR Certifications: More Than $4.7 Million Saved
• Residents, elected officials comment on SunRail
• Fireworks ban lifted in Osceola County
• Motel fire probe ongoing
• Dead teen runaway tentatively identified
• Motel well-known to county officials
• St. Cloud police shoot, kill armed woman
• St. Cloud police now conducting Operation Lock It Up
• Two dead after bar fight; victims and shooter identified
• Shooting at pub in St. Cloud
• Status Update On Forensic Audit - June 28, 2011
• Off the Eaten Path — Cypress Restaurant at Forever Florida is a close brush with nature
• Nothing could have saved 430-room Kissimmee area motel gutted by fire, fire officials say
• Ford dealership changes hands after 73 years
• American Red Cross helps over 100 people after Kissimmee fire
• Vacation Lodge Maingate fire worst in decades
• Registration open for third annual statewide small farms conference July 15-17
• Northeast District plan gets county OK
• Principal Gary Preisser leaves OHS
• Remains identified as missing teen
• Bronson won't stand trial for murder
• Lane closure on Pleasant Hill Road Sunday
• Meeting to address McLaren Circle issues
• Ramirez claims elections office roadblocks
• Slashing the family food bill
• Osceola School Board To See Substantial Reduction In Annual Banking Fees
• Champions Mud Bash
• The Professional and Technical High School (PATHS) Honored By The Alliance For A Healthier Generation For Fighting Childhood Obesity
• Higher temperatures, higher bills
• Lakefront vendors seek ban leniency
• Valencia College starts campus at Lake Nona
• Gov. Scott signs Property Tax Relief Bill
• School Guidance Program At Sunrise Elementary Named As Exemplary With RAMP Award
• Mike Clark takes Harmony softball
• County OKs Christian school, new district map and park improvements
• Racers Earn the Series Sweep Over the Diamonds
• School Board Chairman Cindy Hartig To Hold Town Hall Meeting In Poinciana
• 20 arrested today in St. Cloud on drug charges
• Wheeler cleared of ethics complaints
• Two Out Rally Leads Racers Past Diamonds
• Fertic files to run for clerk of court
• County closing in on site for museum
• Red light cameras still on track
• St. Cloud beach to be closed June 20-22
• KPD has prostitution, handyman sting
• Suspect arrested in Poinciana shooting
• Osceola County unemployment drops
• Increased fire danger forces statewide campfire restriction on all state lands
• Two Education Partners Honored For Outstanding Support Of Osceola Education
• Police trying to locate missing Kissimmee man
• Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• Free Nutritious Meals For Children All Summer Long
• County moves forward on filling attorney job
• Family pays tribute to slain mother
• Kissimmee woman pens caretaker guide
• Division of Forestry’s Orlando District continues to battle wildfires
• State declares emergency; county fireworks ban imposed
• Three killed in crash on Osceola Parkway
• Poinciana football coach out
• Decision delayed on broader impact fee moratorium
• Commission to hire individual as county attorney
• Live Oak Ranch purchase put on hold
• Osceola Educator Selected As State Recipient Of Hermitage'Star' Program
• Cyber Safety In Osceola County Schools
• Native Plant Society meeting Thursday, June 16th 6:30p
• Off-duty Sheriff's Office sergeant dies in accident
• Osceola County takes next step in bringing health clinic to BVL
• $2M for Kissimmee airport
• City to roll out recycling Oct. 1
• Ground broken for new shopping center
• School Board OKs top administrators
• School for the Arts climbs in ranking
• Naomi Norris files for St. Cloud election
• County offices to close June 17; three furlough days repealed
• 2011 Algebra I End-of-Course Exam Results Summary
• Harmony softball coach resigns
• 2011 Kissimmee Festival of Rhythm & Blues
• City annexes grease recycling plant
• Community meetings set on county block grant plan
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments
• Money Back For The Osceola School District
• Moratorium on all county impact fees in the making
• Outreach to help ‘motel kids’
• County attorney search continues
• Bank manager indicted
• Kenansville to keep post office – for now
• Shopping won't cost an arm and leg at art center bargain garage sale, but you can buy one, a leg that is
• Commission shortlists county attorney hopefuls
• Suspect charged in fatal grad party shooting
• Districtwide Improvements Made By Osceola Students In 2011 FCAT
• Commission to consider moratorium on all county impact fees
• Districtwide improvements made by Osceola County students in 2011 FCAT
• No arrest yet in McLaren Circle shooting
• Remaining alligator hunting permits go on sale June 8
• Measles case in Osceola County
• Developers to break ground on Partin Village
• Planned water outage
• Shooting at party
• County attorney candidates interviewed
• St. Cloud motorcycle officer injured in crash
• Lane closures on Canoe Creek Road
• St. Cloud, Celebration gear up for big July 4
• Bronson trial on hold over competency
• Preview Center offers advanced look at new children’s hospital
• FCAT scores steady for third-graders
• Celebration of life service planned for Norma Page
• The Osceola County School for the Arts Again Named One Of America's Top Public High Schools
• Lights, camera, dinner: St. Cloud resident hopes to cook his way to $250,000 on Fox TV's Master Chef
• Planners to look at airboat business
• Mobile vendors want more time to make site plans
• Festival of Dreams coming June 17-19
• LEGOLAND wants you — well, maybe. New theme park has begun process for hiring 800 employees
• French Students From Harmony High Earn Honor Distinction
• Firefighters monitoring brush fires in Osceola County
• Brush fires, heavy smoke in Osceola County
• Airboat business goes to Planning Commission Thursday
• Bright House Sports Network Breakfast Of Champions Honor Osceola County High School Athletes
• Grade 3 FCAT Reading and Mathematics Summary
• Titans, weather dampen Dogs
• Internet bragging leads to felony poaching arrest
• Are you ready for hurricane season?
• Grease recycler wants to annex
• Legion of Honor
• Moving on...
• Detectives looking for armed robbery suspects
• County firefighter arrested for stealing guns
• Wildfire danger high this Memorial Day weekend
• Memorial Day remembrances will be held throughout the county, starting Saturday
• Spring Academic Sport Champions Named
• Kowboys stop Lake Gibson, 21-14
• Lake Kissimmee hydrilla management meeting May 31
• School District Offices To Be Closed On Fridays During Summer For Cost Savings
• New clinic officially opens
• Underdogs take to reading
• Ramirez election lawsuit moving forward
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Justice Department investigation of Joanie's Diner closed
• No, we’re not off to see the wizard — Obi-Wan and Chewbacca too, Star Tours returns to Disney Studios
• Goldstar Inn robbed
• Shot hits car in Poinciana
• Temporary road closure and detour on Milton Avenue
• Don't let go your Legoland —Legoland Florida announces official grand opening for Oct. 15
• Deputies conduct heroin operation and arrest nine
• Ramirez election lawsuit moving forward
• Osceola County joblessness drops again
• Give Kids The World celebrates 25 years
• Commission defends grant spending plan
• Expulsion hearing flap ongoing at School Board
• Commission to consider economic development plan
• Poinciana boy, 13, arrested for allegedly poisoning teacher
• Bronson to undergo competency evaluation
• Reach for the Stars Students Gain Admission To Top-Tier Colleges and Universities
• Terry Andrews Named Superintendent Of The Osceola School District
• Council updated on tourist legislation
• Toho cleanup nets 590 pounds of trash
• Native Plant Sale - Florida Native Plant Society
• Osceola School District's Free Summer Voluntary Prekindergarten
• Terry Andrews appointed as superintendent
• Foster families can enjoy free day at Fun Spot
• Two Osceola Programs Receive National Recognition
• Deputies Caution Public About Kidnapping Scam
• Five Osceola AVID Students Selected For 2011 AVID Summer Institute
• In top 20 for fishing town title
• City OKs mobile vendor ordinance
• Wigs for Kids’ first cutting was Wednesday
• New Orleans bound
• Now that's a Sweet Tomatoes deal — all you can eat for $5
• Where the Buffalo chicken roam —AMC Theaters are not just about popcorn anymore with dine-in theaters
• Free movies and appetizers for a year at AMC Disney
• Osceola Center for the Arts News - May 11, 2011
• Attorney list down to five
• Spring into action in June 4 bed race
• Burn bans issued for city, county
• A golf course with little green men coming to Universal Orlando Resort? The invasion is already under way!
• 2011 Osceola Teen Summit and Youth Town Hall Meeting To Address Issues Facing Teens
• Longhorns drop 4A softball title game, 7-2
• Bronson defense attorney wants confession thrown out
• Who needs the Oscars, it is time for the Best of Osceola
• Harmony to play for 4A softball title Tuesday
• Gaither runs into record book
• Osorio wins 2 state track titles
• DD school on hold; no funding
• Impact fee waivers could be expanded
• Moms get second chance
• On the top 125 list
• Unique Quilt donated to raise funds for Florida Native Plant Society
• Osceola Center for the Arts News - May 5, 2011
• Osceola School District News - New Administrative Appointment
• Kissimmee Boxing - April 29, 2011
• County offices to close May 13 for furlough day
• Osceola Teachers Receive National Recognition
• Books go digital at Central Library
• District awaiting word on Title 1 payback
• Cost of fuel takes toll on county vendor
• Telecommunicators receive state certification
• Apply for alligator-hunting permits beginning May 4
• The kitchen is closed: take mom to dinner — A look at some Mother's Day dining
• Harmony softball goes to state
• County vendor wants contract change; drinking water issues discussed
• Residents relieved over terrorist's death
• Chase Bank robbery suspects arrested
• Free Comic Book Day returns Saturday — yes, they are absolutely free at participating comic book stores
• Harmony baseball heads to Dunnellon Tuesday
• State crime rate falls to 40-year low
• Snail kites making comeback – hydrilla, too
• Otero to challenge Swan for mayor’s seat
• Community pulls together for fundraiser
• Great food, great cause and great times —United Way Chef’s Gala returns to Disney World May 21
• Harmony players injured after softball, baseball wins
• Osceola Schools Recognized With State Awards For Outstanding Volunteer Programs
• Turner Construction rescinds protest for Middle School DD
• Tweetup, up, up and away — St. Cloud resident gets front seat for shuttle launch and will Tweet the experience
• Osceola Center for the Arts News - April 26, 2011
• Incoming Sixth Grade and Ninth Grade Student Orientation Nights
• County Commission moves forward on right of way audit
• Leadercast event set for Friday, May 6
• Food banks helping out in hard times
• Public meeting to provide updates on snail kites, Kissimmee Chain invasive-plant management
• Osceola School District Recognized By National Organization For School Employee Wellness Program
• Osceola County School Board and Educational Support Professionals/OCEA Reach Tentative Agreement on 2010-2013 Contract
• Broadway store fills downtown niche
• Former St. Cloud mayor dies
• All ‘duct’ out for the prom
• Recall process not an easy one
• Recall effort starts in BVL; Hispanics angry over comments
• Rabbit — it’s what’s not for Easter dinner. A feast awaits at Easter brunches and dinners in Central Florida
• Probable cause hearing set for Wheeler campaign complaint
• Harmony High School French Students Place Second In State For Second Year In A Row
• Relay for Life
• No decision on mobile venders
• Kenansville post office on closing list
• County approves funeral home for strip mall
• Osceola School District's Title Programs Under Review
• Kindergarten Roundup To Be Held at All Osceola Elementary Schools
• Training Sessions To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• Title programs under review at School District
• Bistro owner says he’s not violating county code
• Wee Read plants the seeds for early literacy
• Hartig files lawsuits against Wheeler, resident
• Get ready for the summer — here is a preview of 101 Things to Do This Summer
• School District might face protest over DD middle school
• Unemployment rate drops in Osceola County
• Bid protest filed over cement contract; two School Board member face ethics complaints
• Osceola School District's Education In The Park 2011
• Harmony water quality below state standards
• County Commission Oks tourist council term limits
• No need to put all your eggs in one basket — there is a lot to see and do for the Easter holiday
• Health Department lays off 37
• 'She is a natural teacher'
• County delays right of way audit
• Free class on swimming pools offered
• City of Kissimmee considering pain clinic moratorium
• New college campus to open Monday
• Caleb Sanderson wins buckle, $43,000
• Hartig files for 2012 election
• Get the inside scoop right here — Ben & Jerry's annual Free Ice Cream Cone Day is almost here
• Florida, Carolinas among East Coast hurricane risk areas
• Sheriff supports pill mill ordinance
• Terry Andrews to serve as interim superintendent
• Easter Eggcitement for the family — Kissimmee's annual event returns April 23
• Let them eat pie — it's time for the Great American Pie Festival
• County cuts three attorneys
• Holly Plaza Named Osceola School District's 2012 Teacher of the Year
• Kissimmee police investigating possible murder-suicide
• Area takes minor hit from storms
• Operations center will help cut costs
• Good weather aided attendance this year
• Pedestrian bridge in the making over John Young
• Holly Plaza is teacher of the year
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Report tracks election reform 10 years after Bush v. Gore
• Osceola School District Educators Awarded Ida S. Baker Champion Scholarships
• County to consider restricting pill mills
• Walmart Market coming to West Vine Street in Kissimmee
• Grego forced out early
• St. Cloud police buy new command center
• Celebration High Authorized As International Baccalaureate World School
• College opening campus in Kissimmee
• Pythons persist in Everglades through freezes and water shortage
• County legal budget cut to $1M
• Sheriff’s Office facing lawsuit over alleged false arrest
• Seniors get meals and NOAA weather radios
• Superintendent explains bump up for top staff
• Jobless numbers released for February
• Fifth Third Bank robbed
• Two arrested in St. Cloud armed robbery
• County’s population hits 268,685
• New foster care agency coming aboard April 1
• Sheriff’s Office honored for DUI enforcement
• Kissimmee agency has new office and museum
• County votes to cut legal budget
• Kissimmee police looking for armed robbery suspects
• Caribbean music celebration returns Sunday
• Tourism project deadline extended
• County opposes restrictions in Avon Park Range study
• Osceola Meets All Compliance Items For NCLB Title III and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
• Winter Academic Sport Champions Named
• School Board rehires architect for new school
• KUA owes county $1.27 million in tax
• On the trail in Harmony
• Elections office updating files
• Buckle up campaign in Kissimmee
• Informational Meetings To Be Held For Dual Language Academy Expansion
• Osceola Students Excel At Choral Music Performance Assessment (MPA) Florida Vocal Association - District 10
• Applications Are Now Available For The Osceola County Arts Intensive Featuring Juilliard Artists
• Henry Cho helping out at charity event
• Eco Explorers 2-Day Youth Event
• Moratorium coming on new gaming sites, pain clinics
• It started with a guitar on 10th birthday
• Suspect sought in bank robbery
• Impaired driving campaign set for St. Patrick’s Day
• Complaint filed against local doctor
• Open house Saturday at County Sheriff’s Office
• Grego on next budget: 'Board will be in good shape'
• Osceola County Purchasing Cooperative Vendor Appreciation Day
• Jobless rate up in Osceola County
• Collision claims two lives
• Superintendent candidate review committee to include nine appointees - Update
• Disappointment over high-speed rail
• Lake Lizzie Preserve on foot
• Mobile home fire in St. Cloud leaves seven homeless
• Officer calls it a career after 30 years
• Kissimmee police look for armed robbery suspect
• Detectives looking for Chase Bank armed robbery suspect
• St. Cloud could open wallet, ban pill mills and gaming
• Literacy Leaders Named In Osceola County
• Osceola Center for the Arts News - March 7, 2011
• Superintendent candidate review committee to include nine appointees
• Former Polk County school official pleaded guilty to bribery charge
• Parks headed to county
• Local strike team battled brush fire
• Annual Ranch Rodeo winners announced
• Powerball winner takes $91 million lump-sum payment
• For a fistful of lizards — The Western is back: and it’s an animated movie called Rango
• Grego to resign May 31
• ACLU challenges courthouse ban on protected speech
• Hartig move to change School Board attorney fails
• Three children orphaned in St. Cloud murder-suicide
• Dominicans celebrate their culture
• Three local fire departments battling brush fires
• Osceola Center for the Arts News - March 1, 2011
• Student Excel At Osceola County History Fair
• Fire Personnel Deployed As A Strike Team To Brevard, Volusia Counties
• County to revisit local vendor policy
• $184 million Powerball ticket sold at Kissimmee Publix
• Florida residents unsure about financial future
• Readers Digest honors Kissimmee residents
• Osceola Spelling Bee Winners Prepare for Regional Spelling Bee
• A growing partnership
• BVL park renamed
• Mobile vending put on hold in St. Cloud
• Report presented on connector roads
• Mega Pawn giving back to community with benefit
• Autopsy results released on murder-suicide
• Sidewalk plan moving ahead
• Turning a loss into something positive
• Work continues on charter officers’ job duties, roles
• B.A.S.S. still in Celebration
• School Choice Parent Meetings For Poinciana Academy of Fine Arts
• Swingle leaving St. Cloud
• Osceola County High School Students Earn Medals At State Leadership Conference
• Suspect arrested for manslaughter
• Rodeo Slideshow
• Murder-suicide in St. Cloud Saturday
• Ground broken for St. Cloud senior housing
• Crimemapping.com offers crime tracking
• Decision delayed on home impact fees
• Miss, Little Miss to promote rodeo
• Preliminary report is out on Feb. 2 plane crash in Kissimmee
• Knights Inn robbed
• Beware of lottery scam
• Osceola School District Names 'School-Related Employee of the Year'
• School Choice Parent Meetings For Chestnut Elementary School for Science and Engineering
• Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" 100 City/100 Days RV Tour Comes to Kissimmee/Orlando Feb 22
• Grego responds to complaints about employee morale, other issues
• Park name honors 65th Infantry
• Flipped for the fair
• Kiss my ribs
• Congressman sets out his agenda
• Don’t miss out on federal tax credit
• St. Cloud Tip-A-Cop set for Saturday
• College Goal Sunday To Help Osceola Students Reach Their Dreams Of Higher Education
• Shirah, Harris win Silver Spurs crowns
• County renames BVL park; drops plan for airboat vendors
• Osceola School District Board Meetings To Be Shown Live
• Osceola School District - Finalists for Teacher of the Year
• Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Media Tip Sheet - February 10, 2011
• Eagles, Tigers boys hoops champs
• Osceola's Ellison state champ again
• Butler is Harmony FB coach
• Celebration soccer; PHS, OHS hoops win
• A valiant effort
• Neighborhood has come a long, long way
• Kissimmee youth showing miniature horse at fair
• Presidential candidate wants to ‘fix America’
• Magic Youth Fund donates $20,000 to local foundation
• Bulldogs, Eagles advance at 4A-6 tourney
• Three file as candidates
• Love of reading
• Carving out his niche
• Community garden takes root in city
• Bishop to attend groundbreaking
• OHS, Life Christian advance
• Chamber hosts 86th annual meeting at Disney resort
• Suspect charged with October 2009 stabbing death in BVL
• Kissimmee man charged in 2009 stabbing
• Barbecue event at Pioneer Village set for Saturday
• Storm chaser promotes math and science
• Parents and Children Encouraged To 'Love the Bus' In Honor Of School Bus Drivers and Attendants
• Cattle ranching, cowboy exhibits open Feb. 12 at Florida Museum Natural History
• Poinciana defends girls hoops district title
• Ground to be broken Feb. 15 for senior housing project
• Accreditation For Programs at Poinciana High, Liberty High, and the Technical Education Center Osceola
• Lady Longhorns advance to state tournament
• U.S. Attorney announces results of operation Kissimmee crackdown
• Groups protest city airboat ban
• Laci Whaley named to state Cinch Rodeo Team
• Sheriff to have open house Saturday, March 12
• Poinciana Art Student’s Flag Design To Fly High In Washington, DC
• Osceola School District's Sunshine State Scholars
• Plane crash victims identified
• Plane crash victims did not call for help
• Election lawsuit delayed
• Corrections officer earns Officer of the Year award
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• 200 attend meeting on federal wildlife refuge
• County wants accountability in land buys
• Grant will help homeless students in county schools
• County fair to open Feb. 11
• Tip-A-Cop Thursday in St. Cloud
• Water main break prompts boil order
• Salvation Army to discuss advisory council for Osceola County
• Turnpike crash claims two lives
• Kissimmee police looking for missing Seeing Eye dog
• Infant mortality is lowest in five years
• Gettin' down in Yeehaw Junction
• Mobile vendors an issue in city
• Restaurant to showcase charging station
• Rodeo is fast approaching; tickets on sale now
• No Early Release Wednesdays During FCAT
• OHS meets Liberty today
• It’s all about improving
• Adoption agency fills county niche
• Spring training games right around the corner
• Tonight, Jan 26, Public meeting re: Everglades Refuge
• KUA prepared to respond to potential storm damage
• Contractors want better notice on school projects
• All after-school activities canceled Tuesday
• Two sites still on list for commercial airboat operations
• Osceola Students To Compete In S.M.A.C.K.Down Competition
• Osceola Prekindergarten Violin Literacy Pilot Program
• Visitors bureau director resigns
• Joblessness dropped in December
• Razing OHS
• City rejects impact fee moratorium
• 3 honored at MLK banquet
• Commission looks at charter offices, OHP rights
• Bank of America robbed in BVL
• Stirring the heat
• Council airs roadwork concerns
• One in four on food stamps
• Headed to Carnegie Hall
• Housing for elderly in the works
• Mecum auction coming back to Osceola Heritage Park
• Osceola Educator Wins National Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation Award To Be Presented At Carnegie Hall
• Two arrested for shooting at Walmart
• Osceola School District's Professional and Technical High School (PATHS) To Hold Informational Meetings Regarding Admission For 2011/2012 School Year
• Panthers roll in 6A-6 contest
• Hartig seeks project work logs
• 36 homicides still unsolved
• Tourist council could get makeover
• Lakefront Park to be showcased
• Calling Osceola County home
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - January 13, 2011
• "Forever Florida" featured talk at Native Plant Society January 20th
• ‘Chicka Chicka Boom Boom’ Family Concert And Book Signing
• Purchasing Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals and Utilize Vendorlink
• Former Kissimmee City Commissioner sentenced to 30 days in jail
• TIPS Program To Recognize and Support Osceola's Academically-Talented Students
• County OKs transportation impact fee moratorium
• Wee Read Programs To Strengthen Early Literacy Skills for Osceola Youngsters
• Osceola Receives $5.7 Million In Race To The Top Funds
• Mike Short named new SCHS football coach
• Legislative delegation met Friday; has updated wish list
• Baldwin sets national mark with win No. 305
• St. Cloud kidnapping suspect claims he's the victim
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - January 2011
• OHS easily stops Eagles, 77-51
• Hartig rips school officials on unacceptable conditions
• Only local firms kept on engineer list
• No more human signs to be allowed
• Panel recommends judge be removed from bench
• Flu is on the increase
• College students help local nonprofit
• Thacker Avenue Elementary School for International Studies Informational Meetings
• Osceola School District News - Fall Academic Sport Champions Named
• New wildlife refuge proposed for region
• A long criminal history
• Spurs gearing up for 126th rodeo
• Osceola Center for the Arts News - Jan 4, 2011
• Dayne Brown resigns as Harmony FB coach
• DNA solves 31-year-old cold case
• OHS Shootout consolation champ
• Drink of water costs cold case victim her life
• Arrest in St. Cloud homicide after 31 years
• Fortune Road facility atop USSSA list
• Water district updates public on projects
• In the running for state award
• Get bird’s-eye view of theme parks
• OHS in GFSO consolation final
• Shaping the future of citrus
• County moves forward on more parking
• Cops to be on lookout for drunk drivers
• Bust nets 50 pounds of pot; three arrested
• Kershner plays for record vs. OHS
• School District responds to audit
• Senior triathlete won’t slow down anytime soon
• Veterans Museum gets gift of $75,000
• City wants comment on sidewalk master plan
• Purchase on Shingle Creek would complete paddling trail
• Lotus plant decline is natural process
• Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show And Osceola County Fair 2011
• Osceola Regional Medical Center plans expansion
• Informational Meetings For Parkway Middle's International Studies Program For 2011/2012
• $5,000 donated for kids
• $89M for roadways
• Moratorium on impact fee coming
• BarberQ set to open at Rife’s
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - December 16, 2010
• Osceola School District Receives $100,000 Grant To...
• Osceola School District Receives Over $2.3 Million to Support Its 21st Century...
• Season of giving
• County limits boat ramp use
• Santa’s helpers all aglow at Kissimmee parade
• Commission inks agreements with administrators
• 4-H volunteer honored
• The Osceola County School for the Arts To Hold Informational Meetings Regarding Admission For 2011/2012 School Year
• Osceola School District's School Volunteers Of The Year
• Informational Meetings To Be Held For Osceola School District's Pre-Diploma and International Baccalaureate (IB) Program
• Service Learning Excellence At Neptune Middle
• County’s schools hit high grades
• Elections office charges Ramirez for staff work
• Police investigate homicide
• Firefighter keeps stiff upper lip, crowned Mustached American
• Lister keeps Christmas bright
• Several recognized with awards
• Matthew Phillips Selected As Finalist For State's Outstanding Assistant Principal Achievement Award
• First novel looks like hit for local author
• Lynx driver cited in death of boy
• Osceola School District High School Grades . . . 'WE DID IT!'
• Osceola Middle And High School Students Selected For 2011 All-State Music Performing Groups
• Free Workshop For All Osceola Parents By Nationally-Known Psychologist And Author
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - December 2, 2010
• Celebration man shoots self
• OHP all aglow
• Farm, city families honored at banquet
• Teach-in linked professionals with students
• Police nab one bank robbery suspect
• Gopher Tortoise Monitoring And Habitat Enhancement Project At Osceola Schools Environmental Study Center
• Victim identified in Celebration's first homicide
• Ramirez wants his day in court
• Legacy program tracks gopher tortoises
• New director settles in
• Police seek help in Celebration homicide
• Black Friday brings ’em out ... early
• Holiday patrols perk up
• Kissimmee church offers help for area’s homeless
• Making the calls
• Senior Santa program gives cheer
• Grad rates up for county schools
• Adopting hugs, smiles and love
• Go back in time during Shingle Creek festival
• Kid’s Closet gets big boost with sneakers
• Historian Fisk known for his meticulous records
• New Years Eve Gala Show
• Osceola's Graduation And Dropout Rates Continue To Show Dramatic Improvements
• Purchasing Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals And Utilize VendorLink
• Punchless Kowboys fall, 10-0
• Going pioneer
• County to establish new Protocol Office
• A place they can call home
• Honoring those who serve
• Hartig to head School Board
• County legislative list in the making
• Hydrilla treatment starts on lake
• Big Lots relocates; BVL has new ALDI
• Food bank gets makeover
• Osceola Elementary Students Named To All-State Chorus
• Saying farewell after 14 years on commission
• Charity event ready to help 2,500 children
• Youngster killed by bus remembered at vigil
• Day set aside to recognize welding firm
• Welcome to Lake Runnymede Conservation Area
• News briefs for November 13, 2010
• Family holds vigil to help identify 20-year-old’s killer
• Vote delayed on ramp use
• TECO Receives Certification By The American Culinary Federation
• Nemours, Spirit Farm team up
• It's quick and easy to fill out an FCC application on-line! Check out our deadlines on the website.
• Osceola Eighth Graders To Be Recognized For Outstanding Academic Achievement
• Extra votes counted, Quiñones still wins
• Bulldogs keep Bugle with 28-7 win
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - November 4, 2010
• Oath Of Office Ceremony/Reception To Be Held For School Board Members
• Deputies searching for female armed robber
• Two brothers hit by bus, one killed
• Let the games begin
• Cub Scouts gather for camporee at Forever Florida
• Impact fee cut could lure new businesses
• Provisional ballots to decide district 2 election
• Rail plan still on track – for now
• Report in on youth summit
• County to pay $9.2M for site in Tohoqua DRI
• Change of focus on lake
• It’s Mayor Borders; Rentas wins in Kissimmee
• Long, Attkisson win; Quiñones over Ramirez
• Ramirez won't give in to Quiñones win
• New Programs At The Technical Education Center Osceola (TECO) Serve Adults With Disabilities
• Wildcats roll over OHS, 37-10
• Longhorn lose game and playoff spot, 34-7
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - October 28, 2010
• TV Everywhere – the next big Internet thing
• Osceola sends 'stache to bash
• Candidates in last push before Election Day
• School Board race goes partisan
• Commission candidate claims sabotage
• Doctor busted for prescription drug trafficking
• Residents, officials eyeing jobs at Lake Nona
• Party injected into School Board race
• Colón files ethics complaint against election supervisor
• Authorities strive for a safe Halloween
• Bidding farewell
• Crime up in Kissimmee and down in St. Cloud
• Preparing for the future
• Osceola School District Receives $14,000 Grant to Support a ‘Renaissance’ for Gifted Education
• Volunteers Needed
• East River blanks Chargers, 6-0
• Opportunistic Eagles win, 28-14
• Candidates allowed one sign
• Foreclosure contact registry rejected
• The organic way
• Six state amendments on Nov. 2 ballot
• Osceola falls to Lakeland
• Business Training Session Offered
• County OKs anti-graffiti ordinance
• OHS on parade
• One sign per candidate per site
• Health Department gets $8.3M grant
• On the stump
• Board sued over uniforms issue
• Osceola School District To Hold Coaching Clinics During October And Novembe
• Not undue burden
• Kowboys celebrate homecoming, 49-8
• Driskel leads Huskies past Bulldogs, 36-14
• Celebrating Hispanic culture
• Logging miles for breast cancer research
• Promises made to get along; no hugs, though
• St. Cloud candidates air views at forum
• Viva Osceola!
• Impact fees higher than cost to add restrooms
• School board members promise to get along.
• Realtor group sponsoring fashion show
• Residents look at recycling options
• Feeling the beat
• State predicting severe wildfire season
• Scouting for Food about a month away
• CVB office relocation still a work in progress
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - October 7, 2010
• Edgewater defeats Chargers, 55-6
• Kowboys dump Jenkins, 35-28
• East River rolls over Bulldogs
• Bad economy may be sparking more domestic violence
• City working on unattended home registry
• Master plans are out of compliance
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment - Carol Felton Mobley
• Osceola County School Board Approves 2011/2012 Academic Calendar
• John Laskey takes on new role as St. Cloud group’s leader
• Gas line mishap prompts evacuation
• Growing their hair long – for a cause
• Afternoon workout - Professionals gather just after lunch at Civic Center
• County is considering anti-graffiti ordinance
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - September 30, 2010
• CFE Awards $5,000 To Horizon Middle School To Implement Winning Dream Essay
• OHS stops Harmony, 14-7
• Huggins' 4 TDs powers 'Dogs 27-18 win
• Club showcases Gaylord restaurants
• County moving forward on museum, new library
• Jail chief settles in
• Nicole skirts by
• Speakers Needed For Osceola County Teach-In 2010
• Osceola School District Recognized As An American Heart Association Start! Fit-Friendly Company
• Lookin' for a fight?
• Getting to know Boss
• Earns Nestle heroes award
• County sets tax rate and budget
• Center for the Arts making strides
• Rate hike needed to support budget
• Superintendent Michael Grego Recognized For Creating A Culture Of Improvement For Students
• Buldini reinstated as SC coach
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - September 23, 2010
• Sheriff’s Office was in on gun bust
• Airport drama
• Dispose of unwanted drugs safely
• 2-1-1 helpline is ready to assist
• Crime up in city of Kissimmee
• A military weekend
• 30-day delay on Tohoqua purchase
• City, county discuss consolidation
• First phase work at OHS wrapping up
• Valencia to offer bachelor’s degrees
• PRISM (Promoting Regional Improvement in Science and Math) Student and Teacher Award Winner
• Casting Call for Reading of 'Grandma's Little Helper'
• DEA program Saturday
• County moving forward on expressway authority
• Nearly 600 turn out for homeless event
• Hoteliers critical of tourism spending
• Harmony staffer named to statewide trails council
• Osceola School District Featured On Centers For Disease Control and Prevention's Website....
• 21st Century SPIRIT Afterschool Program To Hold Lights On Afterschool!
• Osceola District Schools Awards $1,500 Performance Pay Bonuses to Outstanding Teachers
• Purchasing Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals and Utilize Vendorlink
• County to finalize budget, tax rates Wednesday
• Foundation to celebrate milestone
• Kids Closet helps homeless students
• School spending to climb; taxes to be less
• City introduces new vendor system
• County may restrict boat ramp use
• Melendez home for son's birth
• Tentative county tax rate: 6.7000
• Commercial airboaters may have to bid for boat ramp use
• Harmony High School Vet Program Helps Rescued Pets
• Sara Evans at arena Friday
• Secretary hears from jobless
• Millage to increase, but no higher taxes
• Harmony lands ball fields project
• Flora Ridge has the Magic
• Harmony lands ball fields project
• 2011 Graduation Schedule
• City OKs budgeted social services funding
• Kissimmee area farm uses organic and hydroponic growing methods
• ‘Blink The Door’ opens Thursday
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - September 9, 2010
• Labor Secretary visits
• Osceola School District Goals Announced For 2010/2011 School Year
• County fire fees approved with buy-downs
• Driver died in road rage incident
• Ball field decision due Sept. 13
• Fire fee changes voted down Tuesday; hearing continued
• Leaders look for ways to help youth
• Former NYPD officer featured speaker for history talk series
• Osceola School District Administrators of the Year Named
• Kissimmee Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• ‘Race’ could mean $7 million
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - September 2, 2010
• Corporate Service Institute To Benefit Osceola County Businesses
• Deputies looking for New Jersey missing woman
• St. Cloud Main Street drops market, ‘Live!’
• Durbin says farewell to job
• Arrest made for bomb threats
• Clerk of Courts employee fired
• Officer Eustace offers advice for safety at home and work
• Kissimmee voters approved all but one charter change
• Out for Rec Fest
• Impact fees, consolidation revisited
• Osceola County Schools Earn Highest State Award For Community Involvement
• St. Cloud High School Students Bring Home Medals In National Competition
• Students give president conservation ideas
• R. Earl Partin dies of cancer
• Police get weapons off streets
• La Feria De La Familia
• Hispanic business awards
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Marydia makes strides
• Grieb wins; Van Meter vs. Rentas in run-off
• Horner, Attkisson, Miers, Wheeler and Horn win; McKay vs. Long in run-off
• Osceola School District Receives Large Grant To Enhance Teaching of American History
• It's back to school
• Osceola County School for the Arts Again Named One Of America's Top Public High Schools
• New Online Application For Free and Reduced Price Meals For Students
• Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• New School Athletic Website For Osceola Parents and Community Residents
• New gym by mid-September
• New plan for health clinic
• Feed Osceola kicks off Wednesday
• Osceola County students return to classes Monday
• Boat ramp ordinance unchanged for now
• Primary election will be Tuesday
• Amber Diagnostics facility gets city OK
• County to buy Marsh Road Marina
• County OKs N.E. District master plan
• Diagnostic business concerns St. Cloud residents
• County commission set to act on master plan
• Council on Aging tightens its belt, gets the job done
• Abigail Adams project no party
• Kissimmee debate calm
• Kissimmee leaders on a roll with hockey skating league
• No local sources for dengue fever cases
• Early primary voting now in progress around the state
• Libraries to charge late fees
• Youth, Sheriff’s Office have new place to train
• Research focusing on BVL
• City, county clarify issues
• School District earns B on FCAT
• 2010 School Grades
• County opts for curbside recycling
• Police seek sexual battery suspect
• Candidate forum Tuesday
• Amendments in voters’ hands
• Group fights class size on ballot
• O’Brien to take reins as county judge
• Poinciana losing Winn-Dixie
• Candidates grilled in district 4 County Commission race
• Osceola School District's Back-To-School Hotline Opens August 18
• Decision on playing fields delayed 30 days
• O’Brien is new judge
• Meeting people, seeing the sites
• YMCA must raise $250,000 to get grant
• Nationals exploring Osceola County for spring training
• Voters to see sales tax referendum
• New birth certificates for Puerto Ricans
• Facebook site — you are not alone
• Water authority celebrates new home
• Commissioners look for right words on sales surtax
• County’s taxes may see drop
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments - July 28, 2010
• No tax increase in city budget
• Cited for unfair labor practice
• Rodeo returns to KSA
• County board supports OHP upgrades
• District moves forward on employee medical clinic
• FCAT science and writing scores improve
• On the international stage
• Forum was on diversity, what makes a hate crime
• Traffic deaths down in 2009
• Tourist tax spending plans aired
• Medic playing role in Iraq drawdown
• 2 candidates in Kissimmee seat 4 race
• Downtown Kissimmee postal unit closes
• Stations ready to flip switches
• On the road to recovery
• Board Member Appointment
• Upcoming Open Houses For Osceola County Schools
• Osceola School Board Agrees To Not Place Quarter Mill On Ballot
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Osceola School District News - Julliard's Osceola Drama Instensive
• Business Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals With The Osceola School District
• Miami-Dade Cooperative Extension Invites Farmers To Industry Conference
• Districtwide Improvements Made By Osceola Students in 2010 FCAT
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments - June 30, 2010
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• School District Offices To Be Closed On Fridays During Summer For Cost Savings
• Osceola Students Reached For The Stars And Received Over $6 Million In Scholarships And Grants
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments
• Central Avenue Elementary Awarded Close To $100,000 From The Leonore Annenberg School Fund for...
• Osceola School District Launches Online Vendor Registration and...
• Osceola School District - Spring Academic Sport Champions Named
• Osceola School District News - State Arts Awards
• Osceola School District Earns Four State Awards For Outstanding Communication
• Training Session To Be Held On How To Do Business With The Osceola School District
• Osceola Kindergarten Students To Get Free Child ID Kits
• Osceola School District News - Race To The Top MOU
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - May 13, 2010
• Legislature Works To Support Adult Technical Training Funds
• Special Guest Conductor For Spring Concert At Osceola County School For The Arts
• Record Number Of Osceola Schools Recognized With State Awards For Outstanding Volunteer Programs
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Osceola School District Recognized For Excellence In Financial Reporting
• School District Saves Over $2 Million On Property And Casualty Insurance Program For 2010/2011
• Osceola Student Named To 2010 Florida High School Athletic Association Academic All-State Team
• Developer Donates Baseball Field To Students At Harmony Community School
• Comprehensive Summer Professional Development Offerings Set For Osceola Teachers
• Extended School Year Program For Osceola Students
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments
• Osceola School District News - Education In The Park
• Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• Osceola School District's Free Summer Voluntary Prekindergarten
• Osceola School District To Celebrate Earth Day 2010 With Energy Conservation
• New East Lake Elementary School To Hold Informational Evenings For Students and Parents
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - April 14, 2010
• Harmony High School French Students Place Second In State
• Upcoming Informational Meetings For STEM Choice Programs
• Governor Crist Announces Lowest Crime Rate In 39 Years
• New Pilot Program With DELL To Enhance Student Learning At Home
• Principal Named For East Lake Elementary
• Patty Walker Named Osceola School District's 2011 Teacher of the Year
• District's Accreditation Progress Report Gets High Marks
• Osceola District Schools To Hold Orientations For All Sixth and Ninth Grade Students For 2010/2011
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - March 18, 2010
• Osceola School District's Host 2010 Education In The Park
• Winter Academic Sport Champions Named
• Energy Education Program Saves Over $450,000 In First Three Months
• 2010 Arts Alive Showcase
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet - March 11, 2010
• School District of Osceola County News: No Early Release During FCAT Testing
• New Parental Choice Options For Elementary Students In The Poinciana Area
• Kindergarten Roundup To Be Held At All Osceola Elementary Schools
• CFE Federal Credit Union Opens Branch At Poinciana High
• Five Finalists Named For Osceola's 2011 'Teacher of the Year'
• Osceola School District Names 'School-Related Employee of the Year'
• Outstanding OASIS School Volunteers Selected For 2009/2010
• THURSDAY: Space Coast Climate Change Initiative to speak to Florida Native Plant Society
• 2010 Osceola Art Festival Winners
• Groundbreaking Ceremony For Osceola High School
• Osceola Students And Teachers Participate In Read Across America Day
• Business Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals With The Osceola School District
• Middle School International Studies Informational Meetings
• Oath of Office Ceremony To Be Held For Marjorie Guillen-Melendez
• Osceola County Purchasing Cooperative Hosts Vendor Appreciation Fair and Workshop
• Osceola School District Selected For Surgeon General's Health Innovation Prevention....
• To Kill A Mockingbird at Osceola Center For The Arts
• Spend Valentine’s Day Weekend At The Osceola Art Festival
• Osceola School District News - Naming of New School
• Osceola School District News - Love the Bus
• Lee Y Seras Program
• Fall Academic Sport Champions Named For 2009/2010
• Five Finalists Named For Osceola School District's 2011 School Related Employee of the Year
• Thacker Avenue Elementary School for International Studies Informational Meetings
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet
• Osceola School District News: New Administrative Appointment
• Three Osceola Schools Recognized As America's Best High Schools
• Groundbreaking For New St. Cloud High School
• Pine Lily Chapter President to give talk on Thursday
• TIPS Program To Recognize And Support Osceola’s Academically-Talented Students
• New National Board Teachers
• Training - How To Do Business With District
• College Goal Sunday To Help Osceola Students Reach Their Dreams of Higher Education
• Informational Meeting For Osceola's Professional And Technical High School
• Quick tip: Avoid wasting water during freeze
• FNPS: THURSDAY: Learn gardening to deal with Florida Water Restrictions and preserve the environment
• A Chorus Line
• Osceola County School District Will Be A Participating District In Florida's Race To The Top
• Osceola School District News - IB Program Meetings/Applications
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet for December 17, 2009
• Celebrating Black Artists and Culture Call for Artists
• Osceola School District News Release - All-State Concerts
• Seven Osceola Schools Recognized As Models For Positive Behavior Support For Students
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet for December 10, 2009
• New Partnership Provides High School Students In Osceola With Free Online Tutoring Help
• Osceola's Graduation And Dropout Rates Shows Dramatic Improvement
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet for December 3, 2009
• Osceola County School Board And Superintendent Earn Master Board Distinction
• School District Saves Tax Payers Millions With Owner Direct Purchase
• Business Training On How To Improve Proposal Submittals With The Osceola School District
• Heart of Gold Fundraiser
• Osceola Students To Perform With Country Singing Star Kenny Rogers
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet for November 19, 2009
• Students' Use Of FCAT Explorer Encouraged And Rewarded Over The Holidays
• Thursday night: Learn Plant Salvage and Rescue Techniques
• Osceola School District Weekly Tip Sheet for November 12, 2009
• Osceola School District News - Young People's Concert
• Osceola School District Receives Over $3.2 Million To Support Its 21st Century Community.....
• Osceola School District Weekly Media Tip Sheet for November 5, 2009
• Take Stock In Children Now Accepting Scholarships From Seventh Grade Students In Osceola County
• Osceola School District's 2010 High School Graduation Schedule
• Osceola Eighth Graders To Be Recognized For Outstanding Academic Achievement
• Sentimental Journey
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - October 29, 2009
• Osceola School District Receives Recognition For District Wellness Activities
• More Osceola Students Taking And Scoring At Higher Levels On College Entrance Exams
• Call for Artists-2010 Osceola Art Festival
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - October 22, 2009
• Settlement Reached On Teacher Contract
• Osceola County School Board Approves 2010/2011 Academic Calendar
• Expansion of AVID Program Helps Students Reach Their Fullest Potential
• School Bus Safety Week Observed October 19 - October 23
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - October 15, 2009
• Expansion of High School Career Academies
• Learn about Kissimmee's Storm Drains at Tonight's Native Plant Society Meeting
• Project Northstar Begins To Help Students Find Success
• Osceola Student Winner - Governor's Hispanic Heritage Month Art Contest
• Osceola Students Encouraged To Reach For The Stars
• Oklahoma
• Two Osceola Educators Selected to Participate in National Science Institute...
• Greater Number Of Osceola Students To Take PSAT
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - October 8, 2009
• National Arts Program Winner’s List
• Osceola County School Board Member Julius Melendez To Be Deployed For Second Tour Overseas
• Osceola's Superintendent Named As Florida Music Educators Association's 2010 Superintendent......
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• 2010/2011 Application/Audition Process For Osceola County School For The Arts
• Second Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• Disney’s Aristocats Kids At The Center
• Governor Crist Appoints David Klement and Steve Stevens to Public Service Commission
• Foreign Language Programs Expand For Osceola Students
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - September 30, 2009
• The Universe Opens Up For Osceola Students With New Planetariums
• New Report Card For Elementary School Students
• Bullying Prevention A Priority In Osceola Schools
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - September 24, 2009
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet – September 17, 2009
• Center Singers ‘Songs of the Decades’
• Volunteers Needed For Osceola County Teach-In 2009
• Science Labs In All Elementary Schools
• Osceola School District News - September 15, 2009
• National Arts Program Juried Art Show for OsceolaCountySchool Employees and Family Members
• Osceola School District News - September 14, 2009
• Coming THURSDAY: Florida Native Plant Society to Hear Local Restoration Ecologist
• Casablanca Band Concert: A Tribute to Meñique
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet – September 10, 2009
• Meeting Advisory - Florida’s Children And Youth Cabinet
• Osceola School District Goals Announced For 2009/2010 School Year
• L.I.F.E. Lab Opens For Osceola Students With Special Needs
• Nao Dance Collective Presents Urge at The Center
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - September 3, 2009
• Celebrating Hispanic Artists Art Show
• Osceola County School District Conservation Program Will Save Energy Dollars
• 2008 – 2009 Actor Award Winners
• Osceola Students To Receive Awards At State Media In Education Conference
• District Website To Feature Capital Construction Project Manager Information
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - August 27, 2009
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Osceola School District Enhances Music Education With Strings Programs
• Osceola Schools To Be Proactive With H1N1 Flu Virus Approach When Students Return For Classes
• St. Cloud High Students Recognized In National Competition
• Auditions for Oklahoma!
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments - August 12, 2009 Update
• Center for the Arts Fall Classes
• New State Report Confirms Osceola Schools Are Among The Safest Places To Learn
• Annual Juried Drawing Show Winners
• Call for Hispanic Artists
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointments - July 29, 2009 Update
• TSA National Student Awards
• Pirates of Penzance Takes a Modern Twist
• Osceola Students Recognized For Outstanding Skills In National Competition
• Osceola County School For The Arts Named One Of America's Top Public High Schools
• Osceola School District's New Administrative Appointment
• Osceola Students and Teachers Recognized For Excellence In Science and Math
• Osceola School District's Back-To-School Hotline Opens August 19, 2009
• Disney’s Beauty and The Beast, Jr. at the Center
• Annual Juried Drawing Show and August Artist of the Month
• Poinciana High School ‘Meet and Greet’ for Parents and Students
• Osceola School District’s New Administrative Appointments
• New Principal and Assistant Principal Named For Poinciana High
• Surprise Sedges!
• School Uniforms Still In Style And Required For Osceola Students In 2009/2010
• Open Houses For Osceola County Schools
• Osceola School District News - Subcontractor Training Session
• FNPS June Picnic Report
• Treasure Island Stars Young Actors
• Osceola School District Participates In Youth Summer Work Employment Program
• Osceola Virtual Secondary School Now Accepting Applications
• Outstanding Student Learning Gains Reflected In 2009 School Grades
• FNPS: Picnic Social Thursday June 18th starts at 5pm
• Osceola High School Choir Earns Overall National Grand Championship Title
• Tremendous Districtwide Improvements Made By Osceola Students On 2009 FCAT
• Osceola School District's Weekly Tip Sheet - May 28, 2009
• Flaming Idiots Guaranteed to Bring Laughs
• Celebrating Cultures a Success
• New Voluntary Prekindergarten Center At Chambers Park Community Center To Open
• Osceola School District's Weekly Tip Sheet - May 21, 2009
• Sneak Peek Previews for New KOA Elementary
• 2009 Grade 3 FCAT-SSS Reading and Mathematics Summary
• Spring Academic Sport Champions Named For 2008/2009
• Harmony High School French Students Score in Top 10 in United States
• Training Session To Be Held On How to Do Business With The Osceola School District
• FNPS: Not all fires are bad!
• New Dimensions High Named State’s Literacy Leadership Team of the Year
• Walt Disney World Resort Recognizes Three Osceola Students As Dreamers and Doers
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - May 14, 2009
• Osceola School District News - State Communication Awards
• School District Offices To Be Closed On Fridays During Summer For Cost Savings
• Teacher Named Osceola School District’s 2009 Distinguished Minority Educator of the Year
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - May 7, 2009
• Osceola School District News - Winter Academic Sport Champions
• Osceola Center for the Arts 2009 Juried Art Show Winners
• Student Musicians From Osceola County School for the Arts Earn First Place in National Competition
• Parents and Students Invited To Open House for Osceola Virtual School
• Requiem for a Lawnmower....a great read on Planting Natives for all!
• Principal of Osceola's New Westside K-8 School To Meet With Parents And Students
• Osceola Schools Make Tremendous Gains On FCAT Writing
• 2009 - 2010 Broadway Series
• Osceola School District Weekly Media Tip Sheet - April 30, 2009
• May 2009 Juried Art Exhibition
• Financial Recognition Given To Osceola School District
• Fall Academic Sport Champions Named
• Osceola School District Weekly Media Tip Sheet - April 23, 2009
• Osceola School District Weekly Media Tip Sheet - April 16, 2009
• Pine Lily Chapter of FNPS hosts First Annual Spring Wildflower Tour
• Bleacher Bums
• Summer Volunteer Pre-K Offered
• Celebrity British Chef Jon Ashton Is Bringing His 'Iron Chef Challenge' To..........................
• Osceola School District News - New Boundless Playground
• Osceola County Ranks Second In State On Lowest Administrative Expenditures Per Student
• Lauren Santiago Named As Osceola School District's School-Related Employee of the Year
• Author To Visit Osceola Students and Teachers
• S.M.A.C.K.Down Competition For Students
• Osceola School District Weekly Media Tip Sheet - April 1, 2009
• 2009 Arts Alive Showcase Scholarship Awards and Gaylord Palms Arts Teacher of the Year Announcement
• Erin Williams Named Osceola School District's 2010 Teacher of the Year
• Native Plants and Our “Quality of Life”
• Osceola School District Weekly Media Tip Sheet - March 26, 2009
• Osceola School District News - 2009 Education in the Park
• Osceola School District News - Kindergarten Roundup For 2009-2010
• Osceola School District News - High School Success Meetings In Spanish
• Technology/SMART Table Demonstration
• Osceola School District Weekly Media Tip Sheet - March 19, 2009
• Osceola’s Teacher of the Year And School-Related Employee of the Year to Be Named
• FNPS Executive Director meets with Local Chapter in Osceola County
• Osceola School District News - Success Academy
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - March 12, 2009
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - March 5, 2009
• The King and I on Stage in Kissimmee
• No Early Release On Wednesday, March 11, 2009, During FCAT Testing
• Center for the Arts - Images of Osceola 2009 Winners
• Osceola School District's Volunteers of the Year
• Osceola School District News - PATHS Showcase
• Center Singers The Music of Broadway
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet for February 26, 2009
• Actor Opportunities at The Osceola Center for the Arts
• Osceola School District News - Thacker Avenue Elementary
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - February 19 2009
• Osceola Athletes To Compete In County Special Olympics Competition
• Five Finalists Named For Osceola's 2010 Teacher of the Year
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - February 12, 2009
• Parents and Children Encouraged To 'Love the Bus' In Honor Of School Bus Drivers and Attendants
• Osceola School District's Out-of-Zone Request Window To Open
• Osceola School District’s Gifted Curriculum to Expand Next School Year
• Osceola School District’s 2009 High School Graduation Schedule
• Actors Needed for St. Cloud Life Expo
• 42nd Annual Osceola Art Festival Award List
• Steel Magnolias on Stage
• Osceola High Schools To Offer Advanced Placement Scholars Program for 2009/2010 School Year
• Osceola Eighth Graders To Be Recognized For Outstanding Academic Achievement
• Osceola County School for the Arts To Hold Informational Meetings Regarding Admission For 2009/2010
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - February 5, 2009
• Osceola Students Recognized For High Performance In Math and Science
• Arts Alive Auditions at the Osceola Center for the Arts
• College Goal Sunday To Help Osceola Students Reach Their Dreams Of Higher Education
• The Florida Sculptors Guild Exhibition
• Osceola School District’s Weekly Tip Sheet - January 28, 2009
• Osceola School District News - IB Meeting Added at Celebration K-8
• The 42nd Annual Osceola Art Festival
• Osceola School District's Weekly Tip Sheet - January 23, 2009
• Osceola School District News - New School Names
• School District of Osceola County News - January 21, 2009
• Favorite Singing Nuns Back on Stage at The Center
• School District of Osceola County News - January 20, 2009
• Osceola School District's Weekly Tip Sheet - January 15, 2009
• Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show And Osceola County Fair
• Osceola School District's Weekly Tip Sheet - January 8, 2009
• Cuban Folk Artist - Isabel Alberti-Perez
• Osceola School District's Weekly Tip Sheet - December 18, 2008
• Osceola Students Selected For All State Music Concerts
• Osceola School District News - IB Program Meetings and Recruitment
• Two Osceola Schools Recognized As America's Best High Schools
• Bealls Announces 2nd Annual Design-a-Tee Contest Grand Prize Winner!
• Nineteen Osceola Teachers Achieve New National Board Certification
• Osceola School District's Weekly Media Tip Sheet - December 11, 2008
• Holiday Show on Stage at The Center
• Osceola County News - Energy R and D Facility
• Governor Crist Addresses 2008 MatchMaker Conference
• FPA Clinical Research Expands Headquarters in Osceola
• Great Outdoor Days
• Kissimmee Kiwanis Bluegrass Festival
• Professional Real Estate Service

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