A Walk in the Woods Having recently moved from Celebration, I thought February would be my last monthly column in the Celebration News. Somehow, life had other plans. I have been asked to share some thoughts on our COVID-19 world and how to navigate through it. With events rapidly changing and the lag
Our Garden Club year came to an abrupt halt in March thanks to COVID-19. I hope that by the time you read this, we will be starting to get back to normal life. Our events in March and April did not take place, hopefully we can reschedule for next year. Our last event in
The May edition of the Celebration News is now available. This month’s cover is a very special one, as it honors the heroes working at our hometown hospital. Pick up a copy today or view it here.
The Rotary Club of Celebration holds two major fundraisers each year to provide critical funds to deserving organizations and charities in and around our community. In the spring, we play poker and in the fall, we run for pancakes! As for the pancakes, we just wrapped up our sponsorship appreciation ceremony thanking our 2019 sponsors
Celebrations very own X-factor Dance is proud to announce the acceptance of two of their company dancers into the much sought after dance program at Osceola County School of the Arts. X-factor currently has a 100% acceptance rate as every single student who has studied with them and has pursued OCSA’s dance program has been
On Friday, February 28, Women’s Initiative Nurturing Girls’ Strength (WINGS) had our last Power Lunch of this school year for Celebration K-8 middle schoolers. This time, the topic discussed was bullying. As students sat down for lunch, we asked them to work with others at their table to create two lists: one was a list
It may be April, but soon the weather will be hotter than a firecracker on the fourth of July. Planning is well underway for one the highest profile days of the year, as Celebration gets set to make July 4…..what else, a celebration. From large cities to small towns and everywhere in between, there is
Rev. Mary Downey did not know affordable housing was going to be her calling when she moved to Kissimmee in 2006. She soon realized the growing need in Osceola County, where countless families call the hotels and motels along Highway 192 “home”. These families are working but unable to afford stable housing because of credit
Keeping You Safe At a time when tensions are running high and we are facing new challenges, it’s easy to feel powerless. But the truth is, each of us can do our part and help our greater community. Here’s what you can do to make a difference: Shelter in place: This is essential to
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.