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Lakeland Ledger There are two nonpartisan primary election races for circuit judges to be decided on Aug. 18 in the 10th Judicial Circuit, which covers Polk, Hardee and Highlands counties.
A developer is appealing the third denial of a 150-home project in Kathleen after residents raised concerns about local flooding.
Lakeland Ledger The project developer for a proposed 150-home Deeson Road housing development in rural Kathleen has appealed a decision in June by the Polk County Planning Commission to deny its subdivision.
Lakeland Ledger Commissioner Bill Braswell stole the show at the end of an hourslong Aug. 14 Polk County Commission session on the potential $133
Lakeland Ledger A recently completed $8.17 million Polk County drainage project has not stopped flooding on Imperial Lakes Boulevard.
Even after Polk County spent $8.17 million to fix drainage issues in Imperial Lakes, residents say flooding is still a problem.
By: Paul Nutcher, Andy Kuppers
Two Polk County lawyers, Chris Spath and Andrea DeMichael, will take two seats on the 10th Judicial Circuit court.
Lakeland Ledger Business and community leaders from Lake, Orange, Osceola and Polk counties will gather Aug. 20 to launch the 4 Corners Chamber of Commerce.
Lakeland Ledger Polk County Commissioners confirmed the appointment of Jerry Rodriguez as the new Polk County Building Division director on Aug. 18.
Lakeland Ledger Electric-powered "flying cars" could soon be seen over Auburndale now that SunTrax has attracted an Israeli company, AIR, which will operate a 20,000-square-foot facility to manufacture the aircraft.
