Sebring, FL News

• Sebring, FL News
• Highlands County Fair 2012
• Sebring International Raceway
• Back to School for Sebring - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Fourth of July Firecracker 5k Run/Walk
• Business casual for blind justice
• You've got time on your side
• Lady Streaks light up Chargers
• Panthers run streak to 12 straight
• Brahmans break tennis run
• Dragons out-ding Devils
• Hamlin era ends
• Police blotter: March 8-9, 2011
• Standing up for educators
• Impressed with Downtown Sebring Merchants
• Finding the right church for family
• Nothing in this world is free
• High speed rail would be good for government
• Concert was a celebration of life
• Governor, please stay the course
• Heartland goes Sebring's way
• Lady Dragons squeak past Miners
• Keeping a shorter leash
• Police blotter: March 4-7, 2011
• A few hours in Houston
• Johnny Roberts, Rick Chapman set for SFCC Matinee Series
• Guide to Personal Success will steer freshmen in right direction
• Michael Miles to present an evening of banjo music at SFCC
• South Florida CC honors student nurses
• Barbershop Show at SFCC March 12
• Police blotter: March 3, 2011
• Fertlizing properly will help your lawn and the environment
• Dragon domination
• Clean comedy show coming to Duffer's on March 12
• Streaks still spotless
• Duffer's offers a taste of New Orleans
• Lady Streaks staying strong
• MidFlorida seeks youth spokesperson for social media program
• Allstate Foundation makes donation to Children's Museum
• Edward Jones ranks No. 11 in 'Training Top 125'
• Gallery Walk gears up for March
• Brown named Cultural Ambassador for Keller Williams Realty
• Think twice before tapping retirement plans
• Publix named Senior-friendly Business of the Year
• Special Ops Parachute Team to participate in PRECO annual meeting
• United Way thanks Publix employees
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of March 7-11 include:
• Unions game plan
• Freedom crisis, who is next?
• This isn't mere duplication; it's unbridled idiocy
• It's a tough job, if you can't do it -- vote
• Dragons downed by McKeel
• Blue Streaks blank Red Devils
• Police blotter: March 1-2, 2011
• Why does the school board continue to degrade employees?
• Turn names pay tribute to legends from Sebring's past
• Easy breakfasts
• Kegel Youth Place Big at City
• Bass, Heston Win Panther 5K Run/Walk
• Panthers edge Central for 8th straight
• Red Devils bury Miners
• Lady Streaks squeak out win
• Don't moan about change, revel in opportunity
• Police blotter Feb. 25-28, 2011
• Watson for President
• Neighbors' nightly water show in their shower is beginning to make waves
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of Feb. 28 through March 4 include:
• DSAC meets March 7
• Appraisal events reveal treasures
• Dell Realty Team joins Heartland Real Estate Corp.
• Stephen Marabel earns NAR Short Sales and Foreclosure certification
• Insurance reality check
• H&R Block offers free Second Look review
• Lake June West Townhomes swamped by Parade of Home
• Senior season winding down
• Police blotter, Feb. 24, 2010
• The Wisconsin mess
• Connecting corridors: What they mean to wildlife
• Dragons light up Sonrise for fifth straight
• Celebrating a year of miracles
• Lady Streaks still unbeaten
• TAG highlights March artists
• Sebring keeps rolling
• Progression taught in 'Art Sparks!' Tuesday at Yellow House Gallery
• Track season starts with Sebring win
• SFCC Community Education announces Spring 2011 classes
• Panthers walk away with win
• SFCC offers spring classes in LP
• What in the world is going on?
• America, it's your call
• Community support is a blessing
• Reflections pairs up to help special athletes
• Lady Streaks get win, good news
• Lady Dragons, Streaks serve up wins
• Central Security turning things around in LP Senior League
• Streaks staying ahead
• Panthers bite back
• It's in the mail
• Police blotter, Feb. 22-23, 2011
• Saying no to high speed rail the right call
• District 3 deserves representation
• Baldridge takes fifth to continue AP run
• Watson bowls first perfect game
• Sebring Grid Pushes Past 60
• Panthers roar at opponents at home and on the road
• Police blotter, Feb. 18-21, 2011
• Spring cleaning dread
• Fifth-graders participate in HAART Science Fair
• Hitt girls awarded HLT scholarships
• Parchment art on display
• SFCC recognizes students for academic excellence
• Polyphemus moth has short, but interesting life
• Solid foundations: Keeping the best of what has gone before
• 'The Sensuous Senator' comes to Tanglewood
• Steffens joins Keller Williams Realty Market Center
• 'What's Up Dowtown' meeting set for Tuesday
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of Feb. 21-25 (no school on Monday) include:
• Transitioning from the military
• Be careful what you blog about
• Heartland Harmonizers show is March 12
• It sounds like freedom
• Van-Dells bring old rock and roll to Tanglewood
• Police blotter, Feb. 17, 2011
• The Bible is more than mere words on a page
• Titans drain Devils at the line
• Stars fill Duffer's for benefit show by Elvis Wade
• Busy schedule doesn't slow Sebring 70s League
• 'Cracker Cowboy Poet' to be at Lake Placid Library March 6
• Streaks power to tourney title
• Mathis show almost sold out at SFCC
• Devil success at State
• Limeliters to perform during SFCC Matinee Series March 1
• Men of Promise plan dinner, seminar
• Sweet Adelines show is Saturday
• Baldridge takes fifth to continue AP run
• Think before you buy
• Money to be saved
• Are you in a juggling act?
• Miners bury Lady Devils
• Sebring Seniors Swinging Away
• Cold shooting sinks Streaks
• Local Pro Truck Racer Receives Awards
• Shedding my David Cassidy hair style
• Police blotter, Feb. 4-7
• County should look elsewhere for administrator
• 48 Hours of Sebring this weekend
• Parity powers Lake Placid Seniors
• Police blotter, Feb. 1-2, 2011
• Why pay a fee to park on public property?
• Problems created by mankind can only be solved by mankind
• Self serving must stop
• Lady Panthers split opener
• Super Bowl: The untold atory
• Lady Devils singe Frostproof
• Clarke signs to JUCO power Butler
• Read my Kindle -- books are going with the wind
• Chargers roll over Sebring
• McKeel sinks Lake Placid
• Young grapplers strong at Spiegel
• Thoughts from Sunday
• SNAP needs to be unsnapped
• McCalister shares his story with Tea Party
• Lake June is not quite dry
• 'Harvey' ends this week
• Dragons shine in Saturday matinee
• Is your armor keeping you down?
• Metaphor madness
• The idea of grading parents? Needs improvement
• OT thriller goes to Streaks
• Police blotter, Jan. 21-24
• Kudos to Sebring council for accepting reality
• Devils hold of Mulberry in OT
• Cut and paste has new meaning in Lake Placid
• Who You Got? NFL, networks in no-lose situation
• Find out 'What's Up Downtown?' in Sebring on Tuesday
• Sebring Seniors slugging it out
• Island View restaurant offers flavors to savor
• Police blotter, Jan. 20
• Feeling the pinch?
• Trautmans sign with Re/Max Realty Plus
• Franklin complets FIC course
• Florida Prepaid enrollment deadline is Jan. 31
• Highlands County schools recognized for directory recycling
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of Jan. 24-28 include:
• DSAC meets Feb. 7
• SFCC LP Center offers classes
• Taking its toll
• Elvis Wade returns to help Special STARS
• Dragons fend off Frostproof
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• Lady Streaks see season end
• This time it really matters
• Veteran Services Team Plays At American Legion Post 74 Annual Golf Scramble
• Prayers for LULAC member Giffords
• Alan Jay makes Christmas another memory
• Bowen & Son Roofing did great job
• Residents need to grasp what's happened
• 'Harvey' is a sight for all who enjoy theater
• Police blotter, Jan. 18-19
• Ronald Reagan -- our first black President?
• Devils miss Robertson, rout Miners
• 25 Cars Sign-on for Sebring Test Days
• Prowl faces Kings at SFCC
• Highlands County Fair 2011
• Heroes on the diamond
• LP Senior Softball starts with a bang
• You won the seat, now stay in it
• A fool with a badge is still a fool
• Devils hold off hungry Dragons
• Police blotter, Jan. 11-12, 2011
• From fantasy to reality
• Special birthday for a special man
• Avon Park eyes cash cow over the fence
• More respect needed at theaters
• Proposal would be destructive to public education
• Tree of Wishes come true
• Survivor of childhood rape has learned how to move on
• From supersized to downsized
• Albrecht wins in another Harder classic
• Heartland semi-pro team back on the Prowl
• Hey Sarah, at least stand by your free speech
• Avon Park should ask 'what if?'
• Lady Devil lifters gearing up
• Streaks, Panthers duel to a draw
• Police blotter, Jan. 7-10, 2011
• Thank you from Hope Hospice
• Thank you Mr. Fireworks Man
• Albrecht wins in another Harder classic
• Lady Streaks on a roll
• Women artists featured at HAL
• Sebring's lady lifters push to win
• Country legend Gene Watson in concert Feb. 4
• Police blotter, Jan. 6, 2011
• Lake Wales Arts Council presents Afiara String Quartet in concert on Thursday
• Aries, don't worry about those bumps along the way; your're bound to get a break, Pisces
• Music in the Park Saturday
• Parenting resolutions need to be included
• The big freeze - how to help your plants stay alive
• Relevance to the here and now
• Volunteers needed at Arc Resale Stores
• Retirement contribution limits largely unchanged
• Claim those little tax deductions: Social Security numbers for kids
• Fascinating doesn't necessarily mean famous
• Tuttle is Caladium Co-op's featured crafter for month
• Reading the Constitution
• David Osborne, 'Pianist to the Presidents,' to perform
• Water covers 75 percent of the Earth, just not most of Florida
• 'Shower' singers invited to harmonize
• Devils temper Titans
• Marty Grosz Quartet presents hot jazz of the 1920s and '30s
• Coming down to the wire
• 'America's Baritone' William Michals set to perform at SFCC on Jan. 18
• Where to cut federal spending
• Transparency is more than a word, it is an idea
• Harder opens with staggering scores
• Balanced Dragons hold off Mulberry
• Devils dominate McKeel
• Area soccer steps up
• Police blotter, Jan. 4-5, 2011
• Heading in the right direction
• Deshpande is great with patients
• Many help make better days for youth
• A great friend lives with Parkinson's
• Not enough votes to get Pepsi grant, but YMCA still trying
• Time to cut out the fat
• Lady Streaks too much for Dragons
• Police blotter, Dec. 30-Jan. 3
• Avon Park athlete Alonzo Robertson's talent is no accident
• Performance evaluations -- useful, useless, or harmful
• Eating at home in 2011
• A look back at 2010
• Taurus needs to stay alert this week; avoid blaming others, Virgo
• US Geological Survey completes groundwater study
• Two of man's friends don't pass muster with new wife
• Resolve to improve your finances
• Even a fictitious third party can sometimes help
• Are those high beams or lamplight?
• Quite a year for the little county that could
• Partying like it's 1999
• A few tongue-in-cheek predictions
• Teen's grieving sister claims school failed to stop bullying
• Dragons split at KSA
• Avon Park downed at Hitchcock
• Uncle Sam: Hands off the Internet!
• Police blotter, Dec. 28-29
• This country is broke
• Renew commitment to work together
• Unemployment benefits help more than lowering taxes
• Ball may be rolling too fast now
• Not much assistance at living facility
• Throwing out the Life Line
• Find your word for the new year
• Avon Park's new Web site definitely worth a look
• Police blotter, Dec. 23-27
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• The right ending for Favre? It should be
• Police blotter, Dec. 21-22
• South blanks the North
• Red Devils scorch Sebring
• Why Christmas has become better every year
• Fat, sugar and salt
• Husband's sex life appears to involve only his remote
• Red Devils run past Mustangs
• Dragons win third straight
• Top 20 Christmas gifts for your Wall Street broker buddies
• We did not grade on a curve
• Police blotter, Dec. 17-20
• Issues need to be first corrected
• Count on God for Christmas surprises
• Lady Streaks power way to win
• Winter weather and the Florida girl
• Police blotter, Dec. 16
• Late run lifts Lake Placid
• Devil defense dooms 'Dogs
• Dragons double downed
• Around the County
• Avon Park grounds Eagles
• Tickets available for Todd concert at Tanglewood
• Real world can help shake teen's fantasies
• SFCC presents an acoustic evening with Warren Barfield
• Many agencies band together to battle in the fight against hydrilla
• Police blotter, Dec. 14-15
• Don't wait until they leave
• Remember Humane Society this giving season
• So many to thank for their help
• Stop, don't START!
• You are what you eat
• Wildcats trip up Streaks
• Griffin wraps up big year in big way
• Comfort food: chicken and dumplings
• Go local this year
• Several reasons for in-house county attorney
• Streaks eke out win over Dragons
• Police blotter, Nov. 24-29
• SpitFire Band to perform at Duffer's
• New Weight Loss Center up and running in Sebring
• SFCC shines at FACC Convention
• Community Education classes set at SFCC
• Classes offered for drivers at SFCC
• Jazz musicians Dick Hyman and Ken Peplowski perform at SFCC
• Thanksgiving musings
• County should take notes on how to grow businesses
• DeGenaro busy collecting titles
• Countdown till Christmas
• One upset clears BCS picture
• SFCC MOFAC presents 'Florida Frontier: Carlton Ward Jr.'
• Streak Freaks, Fifth Quarter - new traditions worth continuing
• Tanglewood prepares for Dec. 8-10 Dinner Theatre
• Melissa Tullo - She can dig it
• Musical groups come together for Christmas concert Dec. 7
• Aries can put challenges away and look forward to an easy week
• Getting ready for winter
• Avoid holiday spending hangover
• SFCC Theatre featured in Hussey Seating Catalog
• Got a favorite pillow? Leave home without it
• Thanks for supporting golf tourney
• Thank you, Safe House
• Spending, borrowing not the answer
• Devils downed in OT
• JFK Memorial Portrait on display at SFCC
• Police blotter, Nov. 18
• The Artists' Group at SFCC highlights pair of artists
• Sour nights for area soccer
• The Florida panther needs our help
• Sebring storms to Bowl win
• Nosy neighbors need lessons in the art of being neighborly
• Franza is Caladium Co-op Artist of the Month
• Are you spoiled by grace? Then Give thanks!
• 'People's History of Avon Park' on sale
• Early bedtime may help 'Laziest Kid in America' get things on track
• Blue Streak stunner
• Guilty until proven innocent
• Should husband and wife both serve in the same government?
• Home weatherproofing aid for low-income families
• Florida's Natural maintaining superior returns
• Florida Citrus applauds override of HB 981 veto
• Operation Round Up rounds out lab renovation project
• Bayanihan Dance Company offers glimpse of Filipino culture
• Nov. 21-27 is National Farm-City Week
• Art students compete for scholarships by recreating Head Field
• Septic Tank Law not what was proposed
• Opening septic tank stops germination
• Government always runs in the red
• Off to a good start
• AP charter changes should have citizen input
• Lady Dragons stay perfect, Sebring gets first win
• Red Devils romp in Tip-Off
• Police blotter, Nov. 16-17
• LP Tennis Car Wash
• Lady Devils run away from Streaks
• Swim teams at State
• Blue Streaks hold off Highlanders
• Li'l Devils Super Bowl bound
• Police blotter, Nov. 12-15
• The good and bad of cooking oils
• Public office is a public trust
• Big Government vs. Free People
• Golden Corral salutes America's heroes with free dinner on Monday
• Cut your taxes
• Lady Streaks get first score in loss
• Campbell joins Florida Living Realty
• Cracker Trail SAC to meet Tuesday
• SFCC plans information session on degree programs
• Mountain Brew to perform at Highlands Hammock State Park on Saturday
• Spring registration begins at SFCC
• Parents can solve all the problems before children reach adulthood
• Some things don't need guides
• Nov. 15 is America Recycles Day
• Septic debate a hot mess
• Heartland Symphony invites talent for Messiah tryouts
• Sebring shutout ends Devils' season
• SFCC's MOFAC presents Jon Manchester: Linking Musical Ideas to Visual Images
• Lady Devils win again, Streaks put up fight in loss
• What kind of aroma does each of us bring into a room?
• Tubbs run stopped at Regional
• Tanglewood announces its Winter Series
• Police blotter
• School menus
• Dragons stung by Manta Rays
• Day-long Tune-up workshop planned for area businesses
• 2010 Hardee Preview Show open to all Florida exhibitors
• Peace River Electric Cooperative recognizes member No. 1
• Attention Congress: Fix the potholes
• Young Streaks start well
• Dragons Escape Red Devils
• Lady Devils dish out preseason rout
• Police blotter
• Spider web woes begin in Avon Park
• FHP Lt. Crawford comes to rescue
• Meal missed at HLT performance
• 'Oklahoma' is beautiful production
• A huge success for Terror Trail
• Family dreads repeating last year's vegan Thanksgiving
• Unintentional conspiracy, or just a lack of a priority?
• Bio-fuels could double price of corn
• $2 billion in BS
• Real troop support
• We owe our veterans a nation that lives up to its ideals
• Lady Dragons blank Hardee
• Highlands sends trio to State
• Blue Streaks hold off Devils
• Police blotter
• Election night party was better than expected
• Opposed to septic system bill
• 'Obstructionist Party' is back
• Better ways to spend taxpayers money
• You don't have to be perfect
• Dressing up in down times
• We have to rescue ourselves
• Sebring sends five to football playoffs
• Police blotter
• Dragons move to championship match
• Residents need to get behind repeal push
• Heavy-handed behavior leads teen to possible switch
• Change happens. Adapt
• Worried about life for grandchildren
• Thanks for the years of support
• Enjoying life at Southern Lifestyle
• Will septic tank law lead to holes in the yard?
• Dying woman celebrated holidays with family early in a 'living wake'
• The snapshot of perfection
• Bowling Streaks top Highlanders
• Lake Placid rolls through tourney opener
• Lady Streaks sweep to stay alive
• Police blotter
• Helen Keller's mushrooms
• Consolidation of county offices
• Can you hear me now?
• Idol is free, great entertainment
• Churchgoer wishes fellow congregants would kiss off
• Florida Prepaid College Plans annual open enrollment under way
• Hope Restored Tour to stop in Sebring for show Nov. 12
• Watching the clock, missing the moment
• Student Support Services information session set
• Let a girl shave her legs if she feels the desire
• SFCC's Element K improves workplace skills
• Golden Corral to honor military again
• Watch out for taxes in retirement
• Strange and weird
• Police blotter
• Abstract philosophy runs into practical need
• LP, Lady Streaks race to wins
• Streaks sweep Devils to close regular season
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of Oct. 25-29 (no school on Friday) include:
• Blue Streaks Break Out
• Edgeukaters to play at Duffer's for Halloween Party
• Game Dragons come up short
• The burrowing wolf spider: things that glow in the night
• Take care of yourself
• Septic tank issue is another shaft
• This is a Christian nation
• Maria Sutherland did a good job in interim
• Mom is hurt by daughter's refusal to confide in her
• The incredible shrinking women
• Way to go Julian
• The hard-hitting dilemma
• Sebring Youth Football sews up some playoff spots
• Police blotter
• Streaks striding right along
• Police blotter
• Congress needs to act now on plan
• We need to take our nation back
• Sebring has much to remember
• Time for fall fruit
• Planning to retire soon? Read this
• Heartland goes to Dragons
• Cancer and domestic violence can be overcome
• Streaks survive another marathon
• Think, think, think
• Richie's the man for this time
• Good luck finding bargains
• Richie deserves your vote
• This election is a time to cross over
• Class size not the most important thing
• A lesson in teamwork
• 14 LPMS seventh-graders qualify for Duke TIP
• Jesus paid debt eyond my ability to pay
• Blue Devils pass by Streaks
• NAEYC does not believe in shame
• Guevara has lent a helping hand to the NRCS Sebring Field Office
• Business seminars planned locally
• Nominations sought for Citrus Hall of Fame
• SFCC Cosmetology Clinic opens for appointments
• Tips for understanding Roth 401(k) plans
• Revenge of the Pink Panthers
• Higher pump prices may retreat soon
• September retail sales rise 0.6 percent, third straight monthly increase
• Internet withdrawl
• Why did I bother working all these years?
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of Oct. 18-22 include:
• Looking forward to the winter residents' return
• 'Behind the Brushstroke: Early Avon Park' is theme of Third Thursday
• Miners plow through Red Devils
• Kate Foote is Artist of the Month at Caladium Co-op
• Police blotter
• 'The Story of Your Life' concert tour benefits needy children
• Lady Dragons, Streaks earn wins, Devils downed but not out
• Oil painting class offered by Anita Irons
• Nuturing godmother should step back from caregiver role
• Dragons splash past Devils
• 'Bolts struggle with AP
• Cyberspace needs to be protected
• Dragons, Streaks downed - Devils on the rise
• Police blotter
• Hot topics of conversation
• Will a new commissioner make difference?
• Capture the breeze
• UPWARD Basketball and Cheer
• Hoop Shoot registration is here
• Lake Placid holds off Hardee
• Mom 1, phone scammer 0
• Bullard and Phillips Inducted into LPAA Hall of Fame
• Police blotter
• Bouquets of gratitude
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• Learn to deal with difficult people
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• Chamber campaign stash awash in foreign cash
• Double Duece continues car show
• Is your laptop making you toast?
• Immigration issue is legal vs. illegal
• Police blotter
• Apple Festival was great fall treat
• Gators off to the races
• Waiting
• Highlanders roll over Blue Streaks
• Tea Party is non partisan all the way
• Off night for area Volleyball
• The American Dream - not
• Red Devils run down Panthers
• War will never end
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• We are losing the Rub Off Effect of news
• Cooking up ideas to promote great cooking
• Streaks sweep, Bolts bested
• Lady Dragons gaining steam
• Police blotter
• A plea for prayer
• Septic tank law could cause problems, expenses
• Rules change in middle of game
• Woman wants her boyfriend to hang up his party line
• Peaches galore
• The Cyber Challenge
• AP Council should follow its own charter
• Lady Streaks looking up
• Panthers host high-level tournament
• Police blotter
• Tragic end to one life gives renewed life to three others
• Enter into the story and imagine
• The season of fun begins at the Hammock
• Small children don't belong at 'big table'
• Dragons, Lady Streaks race ahead
• Caladium Cooperative announces schedule of art calsses for fall
• Greater Sebring Chamber of Commerce 5K Run/Walk "Night Moves"
• Cancer should focus on new plan
• Around the courts
• SFCC announces 2010-11 Kaleidoscope Series lineup
• Stained glass class begins in October
• More local talent hits stage at Duffer's
• Navigating marriage's financial minefields
• Central Florida Bridal Gala at Kenilworth features big prizes
• FFA Alumni kick off school with BBQ
• FHHMC now designated a Primary Stroke Center
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of
• The submission controversy
• The pill problem
• Keeping faith with the F-35
• Huntin' season is crankin' up!
• Dragons held down by Saints
• Fire is an essential element for our natural areas
• Devils cage 'Cats in 3-0 victory
• Blevins perform at Social Dance Club
• Police blotter
• Lady Dragons sweep to second
• October Kayak Tours
• Sebring Youth see strong, successful, Saturday efforts
• Wary of the technology aware
• Broken promises leading to hard feelings
• Rays may have opened up a can of worms
• Police blotter
• A horror story for Republicans
• Who is responsible?
• Elwell is choice for commissioner
• Think of the big picture, not the line item
• Police blotter
• A year later, similar results
• Foster will be missed by Highlands County
• Florida Lions Camp needs our help
• Two standards appear to be in place
• One bite at a time
• Changes in warfare
• Time to make it right
• Art exhibit brought much excitement
• Healthcare Bill will help many
• Hush, and tune into God's voice
• Floral and home decor found at new store
• You're not a millionaire? Better study gift tax rules
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of
• SEBRING -- The Highlands County District School Advisory Council will meet on Monday, Oct. 4 in the
• Experienced enough to know better
• Food tinkering
• Police blotter
• Devils break through
• Dragons ride Gayle to second straight
• Children should have high-other regard
• Mixed bag on volleyball courts
• SFCC upper level gallery showcases new artist Wade
• Streaks prove to be Homecoming spoilers
• October is National Decorative Painters Month
• Duffer's adds Midweek Blues & Jazz Night to slate
• Beginning Onestroke classes offered in October
• HAART students to participate in pollinator workshop
• Leo, don't let others make decisions for you; lots of changes ahead, Gemini
• 'Bolts, Streaks battle Desoto, Lakeland
• Sibling rivalry at its best
• Lady Devils look good despite sweep
• Police blotter
• B.A. Cox Plumbing provides outstanding service
• What's in the Healthcare Bill?
• Social Security questions and answers
• The best chance for success: communication
• Water Dragons win again
• Hawks fly past Panthers
• What does the long distance future hold?
• Decluttering food
• A message to unlikely voters
• Cooler times will prevail
• Lake Placid tops at Blackman
• Avon Park notches fifth win
• Lady Streaks slip past Dragons
• Police blotter
• Elwell best candidate for commission seat
• EAA, LPHS share aviation excitement
• No apology forthcoming for beliefs
• Are Christians returning to the Dark Ages?
• What is a home?
• The quiet Air Force
• A great awakening
• Police blotter
• Sebring, 'Chobee take Blue Streak Invite
• Complacency is not Leo's credo this week
• Dragons hang on, Devils don't
• Psychobabble can cause problems with kids
• Tough Thursday for Dragons, Streaks
• The right way to plant a tree
• Blue Streaks keep rolling
• Wonder that leads to worship
• 'Culture & Rhythm Program' goes to Lake Wales
• MOFAC Docent meeting is Friday
• SFCC announces upcoming Jazz Series
• A potpourri of antiques tips
• School menus
• Littlejohn joins Sessums & Sessums
• When elderly parents need financial guidance
• UHC, Florida Hospital system sign agreements
• Responsibilities in sharing information
• Placid Utilities should remain as is
• Lady Crusaders move to 4-1
• Lady Streaks stung
• We can fix what ails us
• The hard choice is the right choice
• Dragons edge Streaks, Devils topple two
• Lady Dragons hang on against Hardee
• Thunderbolts, Junior Streaks fight through losses, rack up some wins
• Police blotter
• American history: A brief summary for regular folks
• Treat yourself to less clutter
• Book report
• Good luck to new AP manager, he's going to need it
• Tubbs starts strong for Streaks
• BURGHOFF WINS BASS FISHING LEAGUE GATOR DIVISION EVENT
• Lady Streaks break even at Bartow
• Police blotter
• Is parking more important?
• An invitation to share stories
• Lake Placid remembers 9-11
• Idea of religious tolerance is at risk
• The following people were booked into the Highlands County Jail on Thursday, Sept. 9:
• Seminole scholarship recipients begin school year
• Dragons bounce back
• Pre-SAT class set at SFCC
• Got a problem? Just spend more money you don't have
• Breakfasts and lunches being served in the Highlands County School District for the upcoming week of
• Titans outlast Devils
• Would Jesus burn a book?
• Police blotter
• A failure is about to occur
• Avon Park's Good Samaritan helps in Palatka
• AP defense holds, but offense continues scramble
• Why do I do what I don't want to do?
• Swimmin' Dragons take win
• Adult art classes with Darian Dumont
• Streaks end woes to Wildcats
• Princess of Parodies joins Johnny Hobbs at Duffer's for night of comedy on Sept. 25
• Celebration storms back on Dragons
• Children should have respectful tone toward adults
• Ospreys stay in Florida year-round
• Lady Streaks hold off improving Devils
• Five steps to take when a debt collector comes calling
• Event benefits local charities, schools
• Slash your phone bill
• If a pet is property and not family, stay away
• Spring Lake earns Public Water System of the Year Award
• The Amnesiac party
• SFCC offers Business Writing, Grammar course
• How can journalists help make the world safer?
• Women's Enrichment Seminar 2010
• On the brink
• World Series Champs
• Sebring powering through
• Behind the leaked documents
• Police blotter
• Sebring quiets home crowd
• Birt's experience would be beneficial
• Eric Zwayer is real
• The pain will go on forever
• Julie Carlson truly made a difference
• It's never too late
• 11th Annual Firemen's Memorial Golf Classic on tap
• Register for hunter safety
• You bet your life
• Reporters, please report the whole story
• Bist is most qualified
• Animal Control also offers adoptions
• Three HRs move Sebring to 3-0 in Series
• Sebring All-Stars will be on TV
• Team Florida ekes out win
• Dixie All Stars cruise to Series win
• Dr Lori's collecting tips
• Consistency is key when disciplining child
• Barrett a member of Phi Sigma Theta at FAMU
• VIP seating available for Mathis concert at SFCC in February
• SFCC Lake Placid Center offers variety of Community Education classes
• High school students gain real world job experience in SYP
• 'The River of Grass' gets a much-needed helping hand
• von Merveldt, Arnold recognized for client service
• Workforce conducts Green Jobs Survey
• Credit 101 for your college freshman
• Highlands YMCA BMX and the 2009 local LEAP award winners close out one race season and prepare for a
• Choosing to be positive
• Trends, changes, World Series make for one hot season
• They're on the Prowl
• Moffat, Davis take Sertoma wins
• Bride blushes at size of gift, then refuses to accept it
• Police blotter
• Like a tree planted and firm
• Special STARS bowlers advance to district
• The Tea Party and Thomas Paine
• They're Carolina bound Sebring's Team Florida returns to Dixie World Series
• Police blotter
• County is wasting taxpayers dollars
• Another power grab is being attempted
• A prayer for our nation
• Time for younger generation to step up
• Lottery was not the answer for schools
• Who expelled God?
• The real surprise of the "Year of the Pitcher"
• 10 soup basics
• Police blotter
• The ugly road to Social Security's current problems
• Panther Camp reveals Blackman return
• Be grateful you have the chance to vote
• Freedoms are being taken
• Immigrants have long history in America
• Law abiding citizen
• Knowing the pros and cons doesn't make a decision easy
• Police blotter
• Gentry, Moffat top match play
• Social skills can be an overblown issue
• Favre watch, 2010
• Entries needed for Caladium Festival Design competition
• Studio Artists host open exhibition
• Artists invited to 'Spill Your Heart Out' for special exhibit
• Hair snares provide vital information for Florida Black Bear's survival
• Invasion that's for my good
• New park manager at Highlands Hammock
• Primal Connection plans 'Culture & Rhythm Program'
• Avoiding antiques scams: Tips to protect your valuables
• Federal student loan program changes
• Edward Jones ranks highest in investor satisfaction survey
• Needed: Blue-collar horse sense
• Protecting journalists' sources means protecting the public's right to know
• Facades of perfectionism
• Police blotter
• Federal lawsuit against arizona is politics, not law
• It takes a village to balance a budget
• Devils, Streaks outed at Dixie State
• Anywhere but here
• Barlow comes up big in Sertoma match-play
• Paul follows trend, Durant provides hope
• Police blotter
• New county code enforcement could be a pig in a poke
• Elections give us a voice
• 16th Annual Firecracker 5K Race
• Earth Day
• Highlands County Fair
• Historic Sebring Craft Festival
• My Fair Lady
• No Time For Sergeants
• Gallery Walk in Historic Downtown Sebring

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