Jenny Fauser
With an extensive background in economic development, Denis Hanks uses his expertise to revolutionize the way property owners provide vacation rentals for Florida’s tourists. Annually, the Florida vacation rental market is a $31 billion industry. Within that revenue, nearly 50 percent of Florida’s 116 million tourists stay in alternative lodging. This is where Hanks, the … Read more
Mike McFadden dedicated eight years of his life to serving in the U.S. Army and spent several of those years deployed to Iraq. Now he shares his story.
Family time at the dinner table allows relatives to partake in meaningful conversations while enjoying dishes that have been passed down through many generations.
This local brother-and-sister duo has found confidence through martial arts training.
School is back in session for this Winter Garden resident who recently returned to college to earn a second degree.
Justin Valiquette along with Brandon Butler and his family left the comfort of their homes in Central Florida to disciple to others during a time usually allocated for family togetherness – Christmas time.
Locals, whose roots began in another country but now call the United States home, share what being an American means to them.
The Leadership 4Girls program teaches girls how to navigate tough situations, developing young leaders along the way.
While many parents may think joining a parent advisory organization at their child’s school will add extra work to their already busy schedules, two local participants say that isn’t so.
Thin Mints and Peanut Butter Patties may be the forefront of Girl Scout cookie season, but the underlying message of the experience is teaching girls how to successfully set and reach their goals.
The Couchman family spends quality time together while volunteering to better the lives of others in their community.
Families celebrate the holidays in many different ways. This local Ocoee family puts their faith first in their celebrations.
The Rajan family has developed a strong family bond and an appreciation for what they have through their commitment to giving back to the community.
This Orlando couple gives back to the disabled community in more ways than one.
Imagine an entire afternoon and evening to do anything you want: nap on the living room floor, read a good book, or take a bath. Sounds reminiscent of college days, right? Now throw kids into the mix. Kind of makes your heart palpitate just a little, doesn’t it? It seems with the influx of sports-crammed … Read more
One local couple cares for children in need while they are searching for their forever families.
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