SeaWorld: Concerts will be part of Seven Seas festival
When SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival returns next week, so will its concert series
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GameStop shares soar again Friday after purchasing ban on trading apps forces price drop
GameStop shot up nearly 70%, clawing back much of its steep loss from the day before.
Isleworth mansion of retired Johnsonville Sausage executive sells for $4.03 million at auction
Launa Stayer-Maloney, daughter of the founder of the Johnsonville sausage company and a retired executive with the firm, sold her Isleworth mansion at auction for $4.04 million.
NASA begins testing next generation of Artemis mission engines
NASA has yet to sign off on the first set of engines for the first Artemis mission, but has already moved on to testing a new design to be used on future flights.
#OSNow PODCAST: COVID variant in Central Florida, Universal attendance, Church Street business, and weekend weather (Ep. 582)
Daily Orlando Sentinel Now podcast: Orange, Seminole detect coronavirus variant, Universal parks breaking even, and Church Street restaurants see from Magic games.
Disney World will still require masks, even for those who get COVID-19 vaccine
Get vaccinated? You still need to cover your face and nose if you got to Disney World.
Disney World will still require masks, even those who get COVID-19 vaccine
Get vaccinated? You still need to cover your face and nose if you got to Disney World.
GameStop shares shoot up Friday after purchasing ban on trading apps forces price drop
GameStop’s stock is back to the races Friday, and the overall U.S. market is down again.
Clermont’s Presidents Hall of Fame, Miniature White House were ‘life’s work’ for John Zweifel, 84
John Zweifel, 84, longtime owner of the Presidents Hall of Fame on U.S. Highway 27 in Clermont and creator of its popular Miniature White House, passed away Dec. 30 in Orlando. The Wisconsin native worked steadily on the meticulously detailed 20-ton version of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for the past 50 years,
Iconic shopping center drops link to slaveholder
An iconic North Carolina shopping center is changing its name to drop the connection to a family whose patriarch was a slaveholder before the Civil War. Regency Centers, based in Jacksonville, Florida, announced the change on Thursday.