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  • News Update for 6/11/26

    A major commercial structure fire in Avon Park brought multiple agencies together Wednesday night. Just before 9 p.m., the Sebring Fire Department responded to a mutual aid request on West Garrett Road alongside Highlands County Fire Rescue and Avon Park Fire Department. Crews established a water supply by deploying nearly 1,500 feet of large-diameter hose Continue reading

  • News Update for 06/10/26

    Sebring Police are searching for a suspect after a vehicle was stolen outside Sebring City Hall Tuesday morning. Authorities say the owner briefly left the running vehicle unattended while going inside the building around 11:45 a.m., with a dog remaining inside. The vehicle was taken and later recovered at a residence on Devon Court. The Continue reading

  • News Update for 6/08/26

    A major redevelopment project in downtown Sebring is moving forward. The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider an agreement with Marmer Construction for renovations to the former Bank of America building on South Ridgewood Drive. The proposal includes space for the Racing Hall of Fame on the first floor and Marmer’s corporate offices on the second. Continue reading

  • News Update for 06/05/26

    South Florida State College is now accepting applications for the Leadership Highlands Class of 2027 through mid-July. The program gives participants an inside look at the businesses, organizations, and community leaders helping Highlands County grow and thrive. Those interested can learn more and complete a quick application at southflorida.edu/leadership-highlands. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect, Continue reading

  • News Update for 6/04/26

    South Florida State College is getting a boost for adult education. The Dollar General Literacy Foundation has awarded SFSC a $10,000 grant to support literacy programs through its Adult Education Department. The funding will help provide learning materials, educational software, and GED testing assistance for students. SFSC serves more than 1,000 adult learners annually through Continue reading