The Villages, FL News Roundup (9/3/25)

Twistee Treat heads to The Villages: A 583-square-foot, cone-shaped ice cream shop with drive-through, patio seating and 17 parking spaces was recommended by a special magistrate and now awaits City Commission approval later this month — find out more.

Villages awards $1.08M pond contract: The Villages Project Wide Advisory Committee has rehired Solitude Lake Management for upkeep of more than 450 ponds— find out what this means for local waters.

Florida maternal health grants: Florida Blue Foundation invites nonprofits to apply by October 6th for a share of roughly $3 million in three- and four-year grants to fund innovative, AI-driven and community-based maternal health solutions in under-resourced counties — find out how to apply.

Ultra-fast internet reaches rural Florida: Comcast has connected over 32,000 homes and businesses across 16 counties with gigabit+ speeds through a $322 million public-private partnership — find out how communities like Lehigh Acres are benefiting.

Free senior meals and activities: Starting Sept. 5 at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center (and Sept. 8 at Warfield Auditorium), Wildwood teams up with You Thrive to offer free breakfast, lunch, games, and guest talks for Sumter County residents 60+ — find out how to join.

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