Zahide Wallace is a residential real estate agent, a wife, and a mother. She is also a Nonahood resident. Read our conversation with her below! Nonahood News: What do you do for a living? Zahide Wallace: I am a residential real estate agent, but the unique thing about me is that I’m also a real estate coach and trainer and teacher. So, I don’t just work with … [Read more...]
Tough Things to Talk About: Driving in Lake Nona
The rude, unthoughtful, inattentive, inconsiderate, and disrespectful driving that I have seen around our neighborhood has started to push me over the edge. Where are you going in such a hurry that is so important to put someone else’s life in danger? Something needs to be done about it, and fast. Lake Nona is only growing bigger, and we shouldn’t allow this type of driving … [Read more...]
Nona Growth: Behind the Scenes at KPMG Lakehouse
Reshaping the landscape of Lake Nona, one learning experience at a time. Drive or fly anywhere near Lake Nona, and it’s hard to miss the massive construction project underway on the south side of the Lake Nona Golf and Country Club. An impressive structure is rising from the earth along Lake Nona Boulevard, dominating the landscape and drawing the attention of … [Read more...]
Nona Heroes: Retired Lieutenant Colonel Mark Green
In this recurring special feature, Nonahood News recognizes and honors those everyday heroes who have served or are currently serving our country and making a difference in our community. Those who reside in the Lake Nona and surrounding area are our Nona Heroes. “That’s not a dog!” Lieutenant Colonel Mark Green, retired, said. While he was serving in Afghanistan in … [Read more...]
Spaying and Neutering: The Help Cats and Dogs All Need
Kitten season is well underway, and while that might seem like a time filled with adorable palm-sized kittens, there are a lot of troubles that come with it. Those troubles exist because there is a lack of spaying and neutering of cats, especially in stray and feral cats. The season usually starts around February and lasts up until June, sometimes even until late fall. It’s … [Read more...]
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