Having been in cybersecurity for over 25 years, I’ve seen my fair share of scams and frauds. As an investigator and a defender against cybercriminals, I am no stranger to the tricks and tactics that bad actors use to exploit unsuspecting victims. But with the advent of new AI tools, these fraudsters have become more … Read more
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida (SHFBCF) is urging its neighbors across its seven-county service area to come together to feed hope and end hunger. With September marking Hunger Action Month, Second Harvest aims to inspire one million actions, such as donating, advocating, or volunteering, to raise awareness about the one in eight adults … Read more
The story begins not with a state-of-the-art race car, but with a small wooden car, lovingly painted by a child attending a Camp Boggy Creek weekend. This humble creation was gifted to a team from the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship during the 2023 Rolex 24 at Daytona. That small gesture ignited a meaningful partnership between … Read more
EPCOT’s latest exhibit, “Portraits of Courage: A Commander’s Tribute to America’s Warriors,” offers veterans and visitors alike a deeply moving experience. Unveiled in the American Heritage Gallery, this powerful collection features over 60 full-color portraits painted by former President George W. Bush. Each portrait captures the likeness of service members and veterans who have served … Read more
When navigating the evolving world of real estate, you may have encountered the terms “realtor” and “real estate agent.” While many people use these terms interchangeably, they refer to different roles within the real estate industry. Additionally, significant changes to commission structures are set to take effect on August 17th, which will impact both buyers … Read more
You may have never heard of the Orlando Film Festival (OFF), or you may have confused it with another film festival that takes place in April. Whether you’re new to OFF or a longtime fan, it is a fabulous opportunity to see approximately 250 films of all genres in one place. Named one of the … Read more
It is no secret that Lake Nona is the place to be, but why? What makes Lake Nona such an irresistible place to live, work, and play? Lake Nona is a community with resort-style living that allows you to work and play close to your home. Its ideal location is close to the Orlando International … Read more
Shopping for reliable appliances for a new home or renovation does not have to be overwhelming – or overpriced. For over 80 years, Southeast Steel has provided affordable Kitchen and Laundry packages for the local [College Park/Winter Park/Downtown Orlando] community and focused on a personable customer experience, exclusive savings, and the latest appliance technology. “Customers … Read more
In a town like Orlando, most activities tend to gear toward tourists, so it can be hard to come up with ideas for things to do that are not contrived or obscenely expensive. This can present a challenge when planning a date night. Beyond the classic dinner-and-a-movie, there are plenty of ways to have a … Read more
The holidays are here, and with them, the time to gather and be festive. This includes no shortage of flavorful adult beverages to celebrate holiday cheer. Local bars and restaurants will be changing up their drink menus, and a few are even able to disclose a few details about the secret cocktails intended just for … Read more
D& G Occasions If you are looking for a bake supply store, D&G Occasions is Florida’s Superstore. Established in 1987 the store has grown to be the favorite among Professional Chefs and Home Bakers alike. D&G Occasions is filled aisle after aisle with a specialty merchandise wonderland on Herndon Ave. (next to the Orlando Executive … Read more
IES for Students with Disabilities Wheelchairs and stretchers don’t just appear in the hospital where they’re needed, someone must put them there. At Orlando Health, one of those people is Isfar Ali. Isfar graduated from the University of Central Florida’s Inclusive Education Services (IES) Professional Certification Program, which led to his current position at Orlando Health. … Read more
By the time some of you read this article, you might have missed the right to vote in the upcoming primary election of Aug. 23. There is a deadline to register, and you might have overlooked it. However, there is still time to register for the general election on Nov. 3 if you get your … Read more
History: Five years ago, Central Florida Lifestyle shined a light on how exploitation of children and adolescents takes place all around the world, including right here in Central Florida. Today, Florida still ranks third in the nation for reported human trafficking cases. Human Trafficking is defined as “the transporting, soliciting, recruiting, harboring, providing, or obtaining … Read more
For those sultry summer nights, tickets are on sale at drphillipscenter.org – unless otherwise indicated: The 2022 Dr. Phillips Center “Applause Awards” June 4 The Dr. Phillips Center will celebrate top HIGH SCHOOL talent at its 8th annual “Applause Awards,” (modeled after Broadway’s TONY Awards). A panel of prestigious casting agents have selected 400 students … Read more
The Special Olympics USA Games unites thousands of athletes, coaches, volunteers, and fans from all 50 states and the Caribbean. Hosted in Orlando from June 5-12, the Games “will promote the ideals of acceptance and inclusion through sport while highlighting Special Olympics’ work in education, health, and community-building.” There are 19 Olympic-type team and individual … Read more
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