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Logan's coverage is primarily focused on local community news, small businesses, community events, construction projects, health and fitness. He covers a wide range of topics related to business & industry, culture & society, health & wellbeing, government & politics and family & relationships.
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By: Logan Lamphere
The Orlando Foundation for Architecture recently announced the unveiling of the Orlando Center for Architecture + Design. “The long-envisioned hub will bring architects, designers, and the public together to explore how design shapes our world,” according to the OCAD announcement. After surveying OFA members and the public, the OFA, in conjunction with the American Institute of Architects Orlando chapter, chose […]
On Dec. 1, SunRail began running a late-night train service on weeknights, something the public has been requesting for years. (Weekend service is promised once the east-west route is built between Orlando International Airport, the Orange County Convention Center and Disney Springs.) A new northbound train leaves Church Street Station at 9:20 p.m., with the last train leaving at 10:32 […]
By: Logan Lamphere
The remodel of the OCPS Orlando Gifted Academy began nearly one year ago, and the OGA project is now at 60% complete. The $56.2 million makeover of the 1121 N. Fern Creek Ave. campus includes a new multistory 100,000-square-foot building to provide improved facilities for approximately 800 students. The building is the former Fern Creek Elementary School in the Colonialtown […]
By: Logan Lamphere
The cycling world is evolving in downtown Orlando, so I thought I would provide a recap of news from this growing form of transportation. E-bike regulations passed One of the new state laws the Florida Legislature passed this year regulates e-bikes, a popular, if not controversial, form of micromobility in downtown Orlando neighborhoods. Riding bicycles on sidewalks is legal in […]
By: Logan Lamphere
The City of Orlando recently announced a price adjustment for electric vehicle charging rates. The rate for using the City of Orlando’s public EV chargers is now $0.20 per kWh. This is below the average rate for Tesla Superchargers, which is around $0.28 per kWh (and far below the average gasoline price per mile). An idle fee of $1 per […]
The Thornton Park Neighborhood Association’s Gardening & Beautification Committee recently installed a permanent seed exchange at Kaleidoscope/Solai Coffee at 712 E. Washington St. The seed exchange is housed in what looks similar to a Little Free Library. The committee thanks Felicia Vestal at Kaleidoscope for agreeing to host the seed exchange, and for enlisting her friend Hector Coreano to build […]
By: Logan Lamphere
Wadeview Community Center students are reading this summer, and they’re off to a great start by winning Mayor Buddy’s Book Club Summer Reading Challenge. The City of Orlando’s program is targeted to second through sixth grade students and “encourages leisure time reading and creative expression” according to the City website. Wadeview students won by having the highest participation rate. During […]
By: Logan Lamphere
Smart Growth America recently released its annual “Dangerous by Design 2026” report of pedestrian deaths in America. For many years, the Orlando metro area ranked as the worst place in America for pedestrian deaths along wide, high-speed streets such as John Young Parkway, Semoran Boulevard and Orange Blossom Trail. In 2024 — the year of the recently released statistics — […]
By: Logan Lamphere
Anniversaries. It seems like we’ve been having a lot of them over the last year or so: 2025 was the 150th anniversary of the founding of Orlando, and this year is the 150th anniversary of the Orlando Sentinel and its predecessors. We’ve celebrated centennials for Orland Utilities Commission, Orlando Museum of Art, Orange County Library System, Orlando Family Stage, Orlando […]
By: Logan Lamphere
The Orlando Museum of Art continues to rack up good news, with a record donation, the Florida Prize and two significant acquisitions. $575,000 donated OMA received a record-breaking $575,000 gift from the Council of 101, the museum’s dedicated volunteer fundraising organization. This gift represents the Council’s largest annual contribution in its history and underscores the continued impact of its signature events, […]
