Kimberly C. Moore is a journalist based in Lakeland, Florida. She writes for lkldnow.com, covering local news and events in the Lakeland area. Her articles focus on a range of topics including city politics, community developments, crime, and human interest stories.
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By: Kimberly C. Moore
Lakeland city commissioners on Monday assured angry, passionate and concerned residents who live around – or, more accurately these days – in Lake Bonny that they are working with county, state and railroad officials to try to drain the water out of the lake, which is still flooding their homes after Hurricane Milton.
By: Kimberly C. Moore
The more than 60 people who attended a forum on health care and aging on Thursday came away with a lot of tips on caring for elderly family members and other loved ones.
Organizers of a Lakeland senior center have selectied a Harden Boulevard location that they expect to open in June 2025.
By: Kimberly C. Moore
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd is running for re-election to a sixth term against a Frostproof contractor, rental property owner and convicted felon.
A charter school that aims to send low-income students to college exceeded its enrollment expectations when it opened in August and expects to quadruple its student body in the next two years, Lakeland city commissioners were told Monday.
“Saturday will be a month that our house has been underwater, and (the water is) finally out,” Nicole said. “But the lack of anything being done in that time has caused so much damage to the house that it's unlivable. We can't safely live in here.”'
For two hours on Wednesday evening, residents who live along the shores of Lake Bonny and Little Lake Bonny told Lakeland city commissioners about rancid, sewage-infested floodwaters stagnating inside their homes for weeks, freckling walls with mold, buckling floors, and ruining irreplaceable family photos and heirlooms.
The white cowboy hats that Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd and his deputies have been sporting recently were funded by a donor.
By: Kimberly C. Moore
Dr. Daniel Haight, Lakeland Regional Health’s vice president of community health, has been named a Fellow by the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
Jeannie Weaver Lopez, the headstrong force who created the successful downtown craft cocktail lounge Revival and Lake Morton restaurant The Peach House, died Thursday morning at Tampa General Hospital after suffering severe complications from a respiratory illness. She was 39.
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