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Still Glowing

March 12, 2026 by Ericka Mitchell

If you walk by HiveLabs’ door next to Foxtail Coffee right now, one of the first things you will notice is a glowing wall of old televisions. Some are huge, some are tiny travel radios, and few have the classic VHS player combo. When they are on, they light up the whole corner of the office entrance like a time capsule from the 1990s. Around HiveLabs, we have started calling it … [Read more...]

Lake Nona Resident Kyrie Dunphy Launches Epic YA Fantasy Novel: Zodiac: The Talismans Rising – February 6, 2026

February 26, 2026 by Contributing Writer

Lake Nona resident Kyrie Dunphy is bringing fresh magic to readers with her new young adult fantasy novel, Zodiac: The Talismans Rising (Book 1 of the Zodiac series), releasing Feb. 6. Inspired by Chinese zodiac mythology, the story follows young Empress Jade and her Twelve Zodiac Guardians – a diverse group of teens from across the empire of Sheng Xiao – as they race to … [Read more...]

Linda Hobby Is Not Finished: She’s Old Enough to Know Better

February 12, 2026 by Boris Garbe

At an age when many people are quietly shrinking their lives, Orlando artist Linda Hobby is doing the opposite. She is expanding her voice, her reach, her courage. And she is doing it with a sense of joy and clarity she says she’s never known before. Hobby, long respected in Central Florida’s art community, is stepping into a new chapter with her podcast Old Enough to Know … [Read more...]

Orlando Ballet Brings Fire, Passion and Heart-Stopping Drama to the Stage with Carmen

February 12, 2026 by Contributing Writer

This season of love, Orlando Ballet brings Carmen to the stage at Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Feb. 12-15, inviting audiences into a story where love is intoxicating and desire comes at a cost. Restless, sensual and emotionally charged, this mainstage production offers an unforgettable night out, ideal for a Valentine’s date or a Galentine’s … [Read more...]

Quest Receives $50,000 Grant Benefiting School for Students With Developmental Disabilities

January 22, 2026 by Contributing Writer

Support From Genesis Inspiration Foundation to Enrich Art Programming Quest, Inc. is expanding art programing at Quest Kids Academy – a school for children, teens and young adults with autism and other developmental disabilities – thanks to a $50,000 grant from the Genesis Inspiration Foundation. The funds will support field trips as well as music and dance classes … [Read more...]

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