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The Mayor’s Minute with St. Cloud Mayor Nathan Blackwell

Our hot summer months are here, and that means the City of St. Cloud, Florida is hard at work creating impacting experiences and opportunities for the community!

Mecum Auto Auction Kissimmee

Mecum Auto Auction Kissimmee returns to OSceola Heritage Park July 6th through the 9th with thousands of cars up for auction.

City of St. Cloud Junior Lifeguard Training Program

Junior Lifeguard Training Program for ages 10 thru 15 begins June 9th. Each session is held over 3 days ending on July 30th. Classes are filling up! City of St. Cloud, Florida

City of St. Cloud’s 4th on the Lake Celebration

Join the City of St. Cloud for the 4th on the Lake Celebration that’s bigger and better than ever!

Ring-Tailed Lemurs at Wild Florida

Wild Florida is without a question one of Central Florida’s most precious gems. Take a look at their Ring-Tailed Lemurs up close and personal with Positively Osceola’s Krissi Marie Hardy and Wild Florida’s educator Desiree! To learn more about Wild Florida, visit WildFL.com

The Independence Day holiday to kick off with Celebration’s annual Independence Day parade at 9am

Osceola County will kick off today the Independence Day holiday with Celebration’s Annual Independence Day Parade beginning at 9am.

The parade will kick off at Celebration Town Hall, and then travel down Celebration Avenue before heading down Market Street, then on to Front Street, before making its way to Lakeside Park, where the wonderfully patriotic parade will end.

It’s a community tradition, and as all things Celebration, it will be a parade filled with laughter, reflection, reverence, and good ol’ American Spirit as we celebrate the greatest nation on earth celebrates its birthday!

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Kissimmee administrative offices to close for Fourth of July, free parking available for Monumental July 4th Celebration

The City of Kissimmee’s administrative offices will be closed in observance of Independence Day today, July 4. All sanitation routes will be collected as scheduled. The City’s administrative offices will resume normal business hours and operations on Wednesday, July 5.

While administrative offices will be closed, the City will host its annual Monumental July 4th Celebration at the Kissimmee Lakefront Park beginning at 3 p.m.

The celebration will take place throughout the entire Kissimmee Lakefront Park and will feature fun and entertainment for the whole family, including live music, food trucks, and beverage concessions. An interactive KUA Kids’ Power Zone will take place on the Veterans Lawn. Admission to the event is free.

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LEGOLAND Florida’s Red White and Boom to light up the sky tonight at 9pm

Get ready for Legoland Florida’s Red White and Boom, lighting up the sky tonight at 9pm at the park’s stadium at Pirate’s Cove.

Families will enjoy special limited time treats, fun activities, and an amazing DJ Dance Party that will knock your socks off!

The day ends with an unforgettable fireworks show that will safely explode into 3D Lego bricks right before your very eyes with special viewing glasses. Celebrate our great nation’s birth at LegoLand Florida today, July 4.

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Home Depot sets goal for batery-powered products to represent over 85% of outdoor lawn equipment sales by 2028

The Home Depot expects that by the end of fiscal year 2028, more than 85% of U.S. and Canada’s sales in outdoor power equipment, specifically push lawn mowers and handheld outdoor equipment like leaf blowers and trimmers, will run on rechargeable battery technology instead of gas reducing over 2,000,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases annually from exhaust pipes of residential lawn equipment.

The Home Depot says to reach this goal, they will offer cordless outdoor power tools from market leading brands such as Ryobi, Milwaukee, Makita, DeWalt and more. These brands are committed to building rechargeable tools that deliver the power that customers have come to expect from gas-powered equipment and the run times they need to complete a job, all with less noise, less maintenance and easier startups.

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July 4 Holiday Travel in Florida: Be safe, slow down, never drive impaired, buckle up

Traveling throughout Florida can be just as fun as getting to your destination. During the holiday and vacation seasons, Florida’s roads can be some of the busiest in the country. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) is committed to the safety of all motorists on our roads, educating everyone on safe driving practices to always Arrive Alive.

SPEEDING – SLOW DOWN, STAY COOL

• As a motorist, it’s your responsibility to know and obey the speed limit on each road you travel.

• Speed limits are in place to keep you and those around you safe. Together, we can create a safer summer for all by slowing down and staying cool on the road.

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Thousands of voters in Osceola County will soon be marked “inactive” on the voter registration list if they don’t respond to the Osceola County Supervisor of Elections Office. Mary Jane Arrington’s office is reaching out to the community hoping people will update their voter statuses.

As required by Florida law, the Osceola County Supervisor of Elections is conducting voter list maintenance. The law calls for certain voters to be labeled inactive. In May, the Osceola County Supervisor of Elections Office sent notices to voters whose mail was returned as undeliverable or have had no activity. The notice requires voters to complete the form and return to the Elections Office within 30 days. Alternatively, voters can complete the online voter registration application found at www.voteosceola.gov or call us at 407-742-6000.

Any voter who received this notice and doesn’t respond, will be labeled inactive. There are roughly 36,000 voters who were sent this notice who have not responded. The total number of registered voters shown on the Osceola County Supervisor of Elections website will change when these voters are labeled inactive, in accordance with Florida law.

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