Sharon Keeble is a local journalist based in South Lake, Florida. Her work has appeared in publications such as The US Sun and The Sun. With a focus on community news and events, Sharon covers a range of topics including local celebrations, memorials, business developments, and public safety issues.
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Sharon Keeble's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, holidays, and news in the South Lake area of Florida. Her articles often include expert commentary and seasonal content related to family, relationships, culture & society.
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Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of two articles about Libby’s Legacy and the survivors of breast cancer.
A lifetime of history has come full circle with the official opening of the new Lincoln Park Education Center in Clermont this past week.
Editor’s Note – This is the second of a two-part series on the work of Groveland’s Libby’s Legacy Breast Cancer Foundation.
By: Sharon Keeble
Sabrina Mallay, like millions of women in the US, had a mammogram yearly. She was 46 years-old and having the mammogram was a good habit to do every October to
Years of wishing, hoping and planning finally came to fruition on Halloween when Groveland’s eagerly awaited Cherry Lake Park was officially opened to the public.
Superior Residences of Clermont turned pink for one very special night of breast cancer awareness fundraising on October 31
A Clermont mom has taken homeschool learning to another level, founding Lake County’s first outdoor energetic learning center.
After he broke-up with his girlfriend, Nelson Martinez made a rash decision that would ultimately change the course of his life.
On a beautiful fall day at Clermont’s Waterfront Park, servicemen and women of different wars and their families united to celebrate and honor Veteran’s Day.
On what was a night to remember, eight contestants danced their way to stardom to raise more than $100,000 for New Beginning’s 2024 ‘Dancing under the Stars’ gala competition.
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