Cindy Peterson is a photographer and writer based in Leesburg, Florida. She specializes in covering local news and events, capturing the essence of the community through her photography and writing. Her articles for the Daily Commercial and Lake & Sumter Style Magazine highlight the stories and people that make the area unique.
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Cindy Peterson's coverage is heavily focused on local events, community news, small businesses, and volunteerism in the United States, particularly in Florida. She predominantly reports on heartwarming stories related to family and relationships as well as house and home.
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By: Cindy Peterson
Teddy's Giant Heart Project has done it again! The 5th annual Christmas Toy Drive, led by 16-year-old Teddy Pentz, had a goal to bring holiday joy to children spending Christmas away from home by collecting 200 toys to be given away. Last week, Teddy and his mom, Krista Kinkade Pentz, stuffed an SUV with 233 donated toys and delivered them to the Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital in Orlando.
By: Cindy Peterson
The 4th Annual “It Takes a Village” Toy & Bike Giveaway, hosted by AllBrilliantMinds E&E, brought smiles and excitement to the Leesburg community last week with a festive block party on Pine Street near downtown Leesburg. The event featured food, games, toys, bikes, and more for local children and their families.
By: Cindy Peterson
LifeWise Academy, a Bible-based character education program, has officially launched in Lake County, becoming the first program of its kind in Florida. The LifeWise Lost Lake program serves students in grades 3 through 5. The free program is offered weekly during lunch and recess to teach values like gratitude, respect, and community service.
By: Cindy Peterson
Mayor Pro Tem Treva Roberts this week toured Lady Lake's new wastewater treatment plant alongside Town Manager Bill Lawrence, Public Works Director C.T. Eagle, and Utilities Supervisor Butch Goodman.
By: Cindy Peterson
In the wake of severe weather, Lake County has launched its largest debris collection effort ever, surpassing the scale of cleanup following Hurricane Irma. With an estimated 500,000 cubic yards of debris—the equivalent of 50,000 dump trucks stretched across 250 miles—the County is setting new records in efficiency and innovation to assist its residents.
By: Cindy Peterson
The 2025 Adopt-a-Lake Calendar, which showcases Lake County's beautiful water bodies, are now available for residents to purchase by a requested donation of $6. The
By: Cindy Peterson
The Republican Party of Lake County finds itself at a crossroads after the election of Rep. Taylor Yarkosky as Chair of the Republican Executive Committee (REC). While Yarkosky champions his victory as a sign of change and unity, outgoing Chair Anthony Sabatini has painted a starkly different picture, alleging manipulation, betrayal, and what he sees as an undermining of the party's integrity.
By: Cindy Peterson
For Philip Joeckel, better known by friends and family as “Mr. Christmas,” his passion for holiday decorations runs deep, all the way back to childhood.
By: Cindy Peterson
This Hanukkah season, Lake County Animal Shelter (LCAS) is thrilled to announce for the second year, “8 Nights of Love”, a heartwarming adoption event that aims to brighten the lives of both pets and their new families. Embrace the spirit of Hanukkah by opening your heart and home to a new furry friend during this adoption event.
By: Cindy Peterson
The Lady Lake Library is thrilled to announce the winner of its 2nd Annual Festival of Trees contest: Sheltering Hands! With more than 250 votes cast, this year's event was a resounding success, drawing new visitors to the library to admire the beautifully decorated trees. Congratulations to Sheltering Hands for their outstanding display, which captured the hearts of the community.
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