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Lake Minneola's boys and girls swim teams earned berths to the FHSAA Class 4A State Championship after district (Oct.

24) and regional (Oct. 30) finishes, sending 11 swimmers to compete on Friday, Nov. 7 in Ocala.

Sole’a opened in Clermont and was welcomed with a ribbon-cutting by the South Lake Chamber of Commerce after launching this fall.

The restaurant at 157 N. Highway 27 serves island and Mediterranean-inspired dishes with fresh sides and juices.

Crooked Can Brewing Company will launch the Crooked Can Farmers Market Sunday, Nov.

15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and it will run every Sunday bringing local farmers, artisans, and food vendors to Crooked Can Minneola (1600 Crooked Can Loop).

Lake County Schools says confidential education records for about 1,800 students were inadvertently shared with an unauthorized person; the district has notified affected families, requested deletion of the data, is pursuing legal action, and is reviewing procedures to prevent a repeat.

Groveland took ownership of the downtown train depot on Friday from Avalon Group and Carabao International and has set aside $500,000 to begin restoring the site tied to the Groveland Four, with work expected to start and be completed in 2027.

Lake County Schools says it mistakenly shared records for (about 1,800 students) with an unauthorized person and will notify parents, pursue legal action, and review internal procedures to prevent a repeat.

The Downtown Clermont Harvest Festival will take place Saturday, Oct.

31 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Historic Downtown Clermont, featuring more than 100 artisan vendors, live music, food trucks, a kid zone, and costume contests for people and pets (Presented by Orlando Health South Lake Hospital).

The Big 12 fined UCF $100,000 on Oct.

28 after students were found chanting discriminatory slurs during the UCF-BYU game, and the conference issued stricter conduct rules and fines effective immediately.