Amy Quesinberry is a Community Editor at the Orange Observer. She covers a range of topics including In Memoriam pieces, holidays, and community events, with a particular focus on Memorial Day and traffic issues in Florida. Amy's work has been featured in the Orange Observer.
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Amy Quesinberry's coverage is highly focused on local events, community news, organizations, history and holidays in the Winter Garden area of Florida. She frequently writes about local events such as festivals, parades and concerts as well as significant announcements from government officials.
For those looking to reach out to her with a pitch or story idea, they should consider offering newsworthy information related to upcoming local events or initiatives within the specified geographic area. Additionally, stories that highlight community involvement, education initiatives or historical relevance would likely align best with her coverage focus.
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By: Amy Quesinberry
The literacy coach at Horizon West Middle has been at the school for five years.
The closure of the downtown Winter Garden theater has left young performers without a space for their upcoming production.
Hundreds of runners and walkers spent their Saturday morning winding their way through the dirt streets of Windermere.
By: Amy Quesinberry
Lewis serves on the school's PTO fundraising and AR prize committees.
The Roper Family YMCA opened in 1979 as the E.M. Tanner Memorial YMCA.
See inside for photos of Hurricane Milton damage in Winter Garden.
The “spooktacular” event is Friday, Oct. 18, at the Jessie Brock Community Center.
By: Amy Quesinberry
Orange County residents have three options for disposing of debris from Hurricane Milton.
The annual Western affair raised necessary funds to keep the ranch's programs running.
The Winter Garden Heritage Foundation has opened a new exhibition and will host a special reception at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17.
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