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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Where legends tee off: The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Orlando, Grande Lakes brings a nearby Greg Norman designed 18 with an all-grass range, sharp practice greens, and a pro-level Caddie Concierge, plus Fairways Pub for the 19th hole.
Moody florals that pop: Twisted Rose is an Orlando florist that leans dark romance and modern edge, turning deep reds, dramatic textures, and striking compositions into bouquets that actually feel like a mood.
Every craving, one spot: World Food Trucks is the largest permanent food truck park in the USA, serving 100+ options from tacos and arepas to sushi and churros.
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The five stories Kissimmee readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
A new restaurant, Lechonera De Kissimmee 1, is set to open on John Young Parkway in Kissimmete, Florida, with plans to convert a former gas station property into a restaurant specializing in traditional Puerto Rican roast pork.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
KISSIMMEe Mayor Jackie Espinosa is publicly speaking after the Florida Commission on Ethics found probable cause to believe she may have violated state ethics law regarding public funds distributed through the city’s Business Boost 2.0 program.
Full story at thesunpost.com ↗
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office has concluded an investigation into the deaths of at least 57 animals from the failed Sloth World attraction in Orlando.
Full story at people.com ↗
The Florida Commission on Ethics has found probable cause that Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa had an employment or contractual relationship with three companies that accepted money from a city fund designed to help small businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Full story at aroundosceola.com ↗
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