Annabelle Sikes is a News Editor for the Orange Observer, focusing on local news in Windermere, Florida. With a passion for community journalism, Annabelle covers a wide range of topics including local events, business openings and closures, political races, and human interest stories.
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The annual fundraising event will include dinner, live music, guest speakers and an auction.
By: Annabelle Sikes
Justin Muenker, WPS' high school social studies teacher and an IB CAS and service learning coordinator, received recently the University of Chicago Outstanding Educator Award.
Two candidates — Austin Arthur, challenger, and Nicole Wilson, incumbent, are vying for the Orange County District 1 Commission seat. Meet the candidates in our exclusive writing prompt.
The Wine & Dine committee hopes to use about $400,000 of the 2024-25 event’s proceeds to establish a Legacy Fund to create a lasting footprint for the town’s future generations.
The organization will show Illumination's "Migration" movie at Independence Park in Horizon West.
By: Annabelle Sikes
On Oct. 25, the middle school SGA representatives from Windermere Preparatory School traveled to Hungerford Elementary School with 162 costumes to present to the children.
The school's Parent-Teacher Association hosted Wildcat students and their families for a night of Halloween festivities.
The popular Korean fried chicken eatery on Mills 50 has taken the spot left vacant by BurgerFi in the Windermere Village Plaza.
Three members of the Ocoee Fire Department are celebrating 20, 25 and 30 years of service, respectively.
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