The April edition of the Celebration News is now available. While it is available at select locations in the community, while you wait to pick up a copy, you can read it here.  

We have our regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, March 18 and our speaker is Teresa Watkins from Sustainable Horticultural Environments. Her topic is ‘I promise you a rose garden.’ She will talk about how to plant and maintain a rose garden here in Central Florida. The rose is one of the most famous and beloved

While still late winter “up North,” it is spring in Celebration!  It is time for many of our resident songbirds to nest.  With longer and warmer days, the conditions are ideal. One bird, which is heard as often as seen, is the Carolina Wren. It sings a variety of songs but its favorite seems to be

If anyone can be said to have composed ‘Taps,’ it was Brig. Gen. Daniel Butterfield, Commander of the 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, V Army Corps, Army of the Potomac, during the American Civil War. Dissatisfied with the customary firing of three rifle volleys at the conclusion of burials during battle and also wanting a less

The Celebration High School Fishing team is entering its third year of district competition, looking to improve on their second place finish for the last two years.   The CHS Storm Anglers have experienced significant turnover from the last two years, losing half the team to graduation. They have bounced back with the remaining veterans showing

For the first time in the one-hundred-and-ten-year history of the Boy Scouts of America, the first girl has earned all of the merit badges the program has to offer. To accomplish Eagle Rank a scout must earn 21 merit badges. However, fourteen-year-old Celebration resident Hannah Holmes earned 137, making her the first girl to ever

Thursday, April 2     Gov. Ron DeSantis’ executive order mandating Floridians stay at home starting at 12:01 a.m. Friday contains exemptions for “essential services.” The order supersedes all local government shelter-in-place or stay home orders, although local governments can impose further restrictions as they deem appropriate. Activities that qualify as essential services include: Attending religious

The Women’s Initiative Nurturing Girls’ Strength (WINGS) Power Lunch on January 31 was a bittersweet one. We had to say goodbye to WINGS chair, Eileen Crawford, as she moves on to a new chapter in her life. Eileen was one of the founders of WINGS back in 2013. Many of the original founders of WINGS

Occasionally I think it’s a good idea to remind and refresh ourselves on the basics, in this case pedestrian safety. This month I want to challenge everyone to put your best foot forward.  What does this mean, you ask? Best Foot Forward (BFF) is a pedestrian safety initiative which was launched in June 2012 to

I am pleased to announce that I have joined forces with various non-profit organizations to bring awareness of the Census while hosting numerous Census Day Festivals throughout Osceola County in the coming months. The Census is so important because it happens ONLY ONCE every TEN years, and it helps with funding some of our resources,