St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce President Dirk Webb retires at the end of the month but leaves a solid foundation for incoming Executive Director Dana Wells. She’ll get to work with (from left) Director of Operations Heather Kitner, Events Manager Rebekah Hogue and Administrative Assistant Sharayah Austin. (Photo/Ken Jackson)
Experience Kissimmee CEO D.T. Minich (center) was recognized at last week’s Florida Governor’s Conference on Tourism in West Palm Beach. (Photo/Experience Kissimmee)
Ahmad Bojeh, the man police say shot three vacationing men to death in January, and who doctors say has a mental condition treated by medication, appeared in Osceola court Thursday for his competency hearing. (Photo/Ken Jackson)
Fines from school zone speed cameras in St. Cloud, like this one on Michigan Avenue, generated over a half-million dollars in four months of 2025 before they were shut off due to legal concerns. (File Photo)
Thursday, September 17, 2026
St. Cloud Police Chief Doug Goerke told the City Council at their Sept. 10 meeting that the city’s 11 school zone speed cameras collected $562,940 between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026— even though active ticketing stopped in early November.
United In Love Adoptions founder and Agency Attorney Barbara “BJ” Harris kicks off the first Bingo game Saturday for a designer purse prize. (Photo/Terry Lloyd)
Osceola School District officials say they are bridging the gap with an inventory of about 1,100 mobile hotspots, which students can check out if their home internet is unavailable or unreliable. (Graphic/Osceola School District)
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Antoine Griezmann scores a goal against Toronto FC. Photo by Mark Thor, OCSC Staff Photographer
Osceola's Javontay Barnett, shown here in last week's win at Lake Mary, scored on a six-yard TD scamper on the last play of Friday's loss to Lakeland. (Photo/Taylor McFee)
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Bingo, anyone? If so, next Friday’s your day!
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