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FYSA’s 50th Annual General Meeting: A Celebration of Soccer Excellence
Florida Youth Soccer Association (FYSA) held its momentous 50th Annual General Meeting (AGM) August 2-4, 2024, at the JW Marriott in Grande Lakes, Orlando. The weekend was filled with inspiration, recognition, and celebration, marking five decades of dedication to the growth and development of youth soccer in Florida. A Memorable...
Hurricane Ernesto speeds through Atlantic as National Hurricane Center warns of rough surf
Hurricane Ernesto was far from Florida on Monday morning, but the swells generated by the storm, which battered Bermuda and roiled the Atlantic Ocean all weekend, are still a danger. The good news, according to the National Hurricane Center's 5 a.m. Monday outlook, is that no other tropical cyclones are expected in...
Horrible way to die: 23 children, 1 in Florida, have died so far after left in hot vehicles
The numbers keep going up. At least 23 children have died so far this year after being left inside a vehicle. Three other child fatalities — including one in Florida — are pending autopsy results. Two of the children, a 1-year-old boy and a 10-month-old girl died the same day, Aug. 13, according to Kids...
Vote Now: Who will be Polk County's top high school football player for 2024?
Leading up to the Florida high school football regular season, The Ledger has highlighted some of the top players at each position in Polk County and selected the Super 16, the list of the top senior prospects in the county. So, among that group, who will be the best player in the county this fall? ...
City’s K-Bar Ranch Park Will Likely Include A Cricket Pitch
K-Bar Residents Also Offer Suggestions Regarding Traffic, Safety, Lighting & Natural Preservation. District 7 Tampa City Council member Luis Viera told a crowd of 50-60 people — most of whom were K-Bar Ranch residents — that he has been working to build a city park in K-Bar Ranch almost since the day he first took office in 2016.
Miami CFAR Celebrates 10 Years of Continuous State Funding
The state of Florida reaffirmed its commitment to the Miami Center for AIDS Research with a $1 million check presented by State Senator Ana Maria Rodriguez and Miami-Dade County Commissioner Rene Garcia. Since 2014, the HIV and Emerging Infectious Diseases Institute (HEIDI) and the Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) at...
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