Community
Our Town
People and places that define Orlando
Our Town
People and places that define Orlando
Our Town
People and places that define Orlando
Now Showing, or Maybe Not
The Plaza Cinema Café’s bumpy opening goes into an extended run, raising questions about the downtown multiplex’s management.
A Haunting Memory Comes Out of Hiding
After learning how his mother survived the Holocaust, Sentinel columnist Greg Dawson wondered if he could do her story justice.
Stuck in Transition
The bankrupt 55 West development plans to open as an apartment building, biding its time for the condo market to come back.
The Name Game
The Magic told us in June that they were close to a reaching a naming deal on the new Orlando Events Center, but a team spokesman wouldn’t offer any specifics. Therefore, we decided to come up with some sponsorship scenarios of our own.
The Game of Life Coaching
Tired of sitting on the bench? Maybe you need a pep talk to help you get to the next level.
It's Showtime
The Plaza Cinema Café has finally opened in downtown Orlando—and our reviews of it are mostly positive.
Voice of America
The national anthem is far from an easy song, but Catina Mack loves to sing it anyway.
Sleeping on the Job
Brian Feldman’s occupation includes taking a 50-hour snooze nd attempting to cry. Nice work if you can get it.
More Powerful Than a Locomotive
In stopping SunRail for the second straight year, state Sen. Paula Dockery overcame formidable opposition. Of course, she did have the help of a three-ring binder filled with highlighted notes on the proposed commuter-rail project.
Passing the Gavel
Upon retiring from the Florida Supreme Court bench, Charlie Wells reflects on the 2000 presidential recount and returning home to Orlando.
Star Bursts
At the Florida Film Festival, Glenn Close and Jon Voight talk about heroes, villains and what makes a film a classic.
