Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 24th of July.
Good morning, Clermont.
Local Clermont alumnus Will Thacker, a noted biologist, has turned decades of wildlife adventures and travel journals into a series of books that share local stories from landmarks like Citrus Tower (an iconic site of his family history).
His work honors his roots and invites readers to explore nature's wonders.
Downtown Clermont welcomed the grand opening of Scooped & Stuffed as it hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the South Lake Chamber of Commerce and debuted at 755 W.
Minneola Avenue on the Clermont Art Walk, with the dessert spot offering artisan gelato, freshly baked treats and oversized, indulgent desserts.
Scientists say that warming Pacific waters are increasing Atlantic wave activity and may lead to cooler coastal conditions affecting local weather.
NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) explains these shifts could change hurricane risks and winter rains, with strong El Niño expected by September.
Groveland officials urge residents to plan ahead for hurricane season by assembling emergency kits and checking local shelter locations (East Ridge High School and East Ridge Middle School in Clermont) while advising signing up for AlertLake for urgent updates.
Women’s Bunco & Game Night
6:30-8:00 p.m. — Panera Bread — $2 contribution — Enjoy a relaxed evening of fun and connection through games with other women.
Clermont Summer Family Food Fest
10 AM – 8 PM — Historic Downtown Clermont — Free entry — Enjoy delicious food, live entertainment, and family fun at this vibrant community celebration.
Monster Jam Freestyle Mania
12-2 p.m. — Kia Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience adrenaline-filled freestyle stunts with Monster Jam trucks and motocross bikes.
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