Osceola Kowboys Celebrate Division-1 College Signings Before FHSAA Football Championship Showdown
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Osceola County is on the verge of captivating its residents and visitors alike with a new video series that promises to explore its hidden natural treasures like never before. Titled “Boating with Brandon,” this 10-part series is hosted by District 3 Osceola County Commissioner Brandon Arrington.“
“Boating with Brandon” not only highlights the rich biodiversity of Osceola County but also profiles the influential change-makers who are shaping its future. In this episode, viewers will experience the thrilling pace of Boggy Creek Airboat Adventures at Southport, guided by the skilled Captain Chris Bryan. Joining Commissioner Arrington is ClickOrlando’s Trooper Steve Montiero.
Joining Commissioner Brandon Arrington in Episode Three of "Boating With Brandon" is Osceola County Commissioner for District 5, Ricky Booth, who delves into the rich history and natural beauty of the county’s scenic waterways, including Trout Lake, Lake Lizzie, Buck Lake, and East Lake Tohopekaliga. This episode showcases the beautiful biodiversity in the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes.
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The Osceola Kowboys are keeping their postseason dreams alive with a mantra that has become a tradition: "One More Monday." After a thrilling 17-7 victory over top-seeded and previously unbeaten Armwood, the Kowboys claimed the FHSAA Class 6A, Region 3 championship on Friday night, earning themselves another coveted Monday practice.
The win, Osceola’s (11-2) eighth in row, puts them in a Friday night road game against Buchholz (10-3) at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Citizen’s Stadium in Gainesville. It will be Osceola’s second Final Four appearance in the last three years and the winner of that game will play the winner of the West Boca (13-0) vs. Southridge (11-2) contest for the 6A State Championship.following week at FAU’s Pitbull Stadium.
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When a college football team produces a large number of NFL stars at a particular position, they often earn a nickname reflecting that. For example, Penn State is called “Linebacker U” and Louisiana State University is “DBU” or “Defensive Back University.”
If you want to go down one level, Osceola High School could easily be called “Running Back High,” given the immense amount of talent that has played that position there over the years. Names like – Willie Green Sr., Chicken Rivers, Willie Green Jr., Jermaine Boston, Stephon McCray, Ladarian Wilson, and Bubba Brown — come to mind.
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Friday will be a day of anticipation when the Osceola Kowboys face Buchholz for a chance to play in the FHSAA Class 6A Championship game, but Thursday was a day of celebration as three Kowboy players inked Division-1 scholarship offers during a ceremony in the school’s auditorium.
Connor Howes (Ole Miss), Elijah Melendez (Auburn) and Robert Lee (Florida Atlantic) all signed Letters-of-Intent to play college football at the next level; while highly-rated running back Taevion Swint attended the ceremony but said he was delaying his announcement for at least a day.
“I am so incredibly proud of this class and what they have accomplished in their careers,” Osceola Coach Eric Pinellas said. “Four district championships, two Final Four appearances and 34 wins while playing one of the toughest schedules in the state, year-in and year-out, will be a part of their legacy. The fact that all four are signing with Division-1 schools speaks volumes about their football playing abilities.”
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Ryan Rodriguez’s lay-up with 1.9 seconds left gave the St. Cloud a 59-58 upset win over Lake Highland Prep and kept the gritty Bulldogs (5-0) undefeated on the season.
The win appeared an unlikely one for the Bulldogs, who were in danger of getting blown out in the second half. St. Cloud trailed by four at the half and then watched the Highlanders go on a 12-0 run to start the third quarter and pull out to a 36-20 lead.
But Rodriguez would score 13 of his game-high 24 in the final five minutes of the third period to keep St. Cloud in the game, as the Dogs trailed 44-34 with eight minutes remaining.
Although Rodriguez scored three quick buckets to open the fourth, Lake Highland was able to maintain a 4-6 point lead for most of the final stanza.
RJ Ingram was fouled on a layup and completed the three-point play to push the lead to 54-47 with just over three minutes to go. But the Bulldogs kept fighting back. A Diomar Ortiz three pointer made it 54-50 and after St. Cloud forced a turnover, Malaki Baker nailed a three from the right corner to cut the lead to 54-53 with 1:20 remaining.
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida President & CEO, Jamie Merrill, was recently honored as a Community Game Changer by the Osceola Magic during their November 10 game against the Austin Spurs. The award recognizes her outstanding leadership and unwavering commitment to supporting Central Florida's youth and families.
"I am honored to receive the Community Game Changer award from the Osceola Magic,” Merrill said. “This recognition reflects not just my efforts, but the collective commitment of our dedicated team at Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida. Together, we are making a meaningful impact in the lives of our youth and families. I am grateful for the support of our community, including partners like the Osceola Magic, and inspired to continue our mission of empowering the next generation."
Since taking the helm as BGCCF President just 18 months ago, Merrill has spearheaded numerous initiatives that have significantly expanded the organization's reach. These efforts include the opening of a new Club in Osceola County, the groundbreaking of a new facility in Winter Garden, and the expansion of the MAGIC of Literacy program, which now serves youth across the entire organization.
A 1940’s Radio Christmas Carol this December!
Following the sold-out success of Jersey Boys, Osceola Arts is gearing up for another highly anticipated production: A 1940’s Radio Christmas Carol. Running from December 6 through December 22, 2024, this festive show promises to deliver holiday cheer with classic tunes, original songs, and a nostalgic twist. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic—tickets are expected to go fast!
Set on Christmas Eve, 1943, this production takes you back in time with the Feddington Players, who bring a unique twist to Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” during a chaotic live radio broadcast in Newark, NJ.
The story takes a dramatic turn when William St. Claire, a veteran actor but newcomer to radio, faces a personal crisis on air, blending his life story with Dickens’s tale. The cast improvises through various mishaps, leading to a suspenseful, film noirinspired finale that promises plenty of mystery, humor, and heartfelt moments.
A 1940’s Radio Christmas Carol, featuring original songs by Faye Greenberg and David Wohl (of High School Musical fame), also includes swing versions of beloved Christmas classics. The show offers a perfect mix of drama, comedy, and holiday cheer for the entire family.
On Monday, the Osceola County Board of County Commissioners approved a Memorandum of Understanding with ELSPES, a leading South Korean technology company. The agreement outlines a $470 million investment by the firm to build both a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and the company’s global headquarters in the heart of NeoCity. The pivotal move is aimed at enhancing NeoCity's growing ecosystem and attract significant private investment.
As part of the agreement, ELSPES is committed to creating at least 600 jobs with an average annual salary of $85,000, with half of these positions expected to be filled by 2028. This deal marks a historic moment, as ELSPES will be the first private entity to acquire property within NeoCity, Osceola County’s dedicated technology district. The company’s plans include a 75,000-square-foot facility focused on developing and manufacturing advanced silicon capacitors for high-performance computing devices. To support this expansion, the County will provide up to five pad-ready acres along with targeted incentives, reinforcing the region’s collaborative effort to attract transformative investments that will drive economic growth and innovation.
St. Cloud is set to dazzle as the community gathers for its treasured Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, December 6, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at St. Cloud City Hall. This action packed annual event marks the official start of the holiday season in St. Cloud and offers an evening filled with festive cheer and family-friendly activities.
Of course, the highlight of the evening will be the lighting of the Christmas tree, a cherished tradition that brings the community together to celebrate the season. In addition to this magical moment, attendees will enjoy musical performances, crafts, games, thrilling rides, and a snow slide to add a touch of winter wonder. Santa Claus himself will be making a special appearance to delight children and spread holiday joy.
The Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony is hosted by the City of St. Cloud in partnership with key sponsors, OUC, and Toho Water Authority, and AdventHealth.
Don’t miss this opportunity to kick off the holidays with your neighbors and friends in St. Cloud. For more information, contact the City of St. Cloud at 407-957-7243.
Start your engines! The Osceola Council on Aging has announced the return of its annual Jeep Raffle Fundraiser, beginning July 1. All proceeds from this event go directly towards their programs and services, helping the advocacy agency to continue providing vital assistance to those in our community who need it most. By purchasing tickets, you’ll not only have the opportunity to win a beautiful new Jeep but also make a meaningful impact on the lives of your neighbors in need.
Ticket donations start on July 1, 2024, with each ticket priced at $25. There is no limit to the number of tickets you can purchase, and the more tickets you buy, the greater your chances of winning. The raffle is open to legal residents of the United States who are 18 years of age or older at the time of entry, excluding executive staff of the Osceola Council on Aging. Tickets can be purchased at designated locations or online through the OCOA official website at osceolagenerations.org.
The raffle drawing will take place on December 31, 2024, at 11 am Eastern Time at 700 Generation Point, Kissimmee, FL 34744. You do not need to be present to win. The winner will be notified immediately by phone and email. If the winner cannot be contacted or fails to claim the prize within 30 days of notification, an alternate winner will be selected. The prize, a 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sport S, must be accepted as awarded and is non-transferable and non-exchangeable. The winner is responsible for all taxes, fees, and costs associated with the prize, including registration, title, licensing, insurance, and any travel or transportation costs.
The St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce and the City of St. Cloud, in collaboration with Experience Kissimmee, will present the 61st Annual Christmas Parade, sponsored by Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital, on Saturday, December 7. This year’s theme, “Toys on Parade,” promises a festive celebration filled with holiday spirit and fun for the whole family.
Stepping off at 10 a.m., the parade will wind through Downtown St. Cloud, featuring colorful floats, festive decorations, marching bands, dance teams, cheerleaders, and an abundance of holiday cheer. Spectators can look forward to entertaining performances and delightful displays that capture the magic of the season.
This family-friendly event will launch the holiday season with smiles, joy, and community pride, welcoming both residents and viewers from afar to join in this festive experience.
Mark your calendars for a joyous morning in Downtown St. Cloud, and get ready to immerse yourself in the holiday atmosphere of “Toys on Parade.”
The Osceola County Board of County Commissioners has approved the purchase of approximately 323 acres from D.R. Horton Incorporated. This land acquisition is pivotal for the construction of the Cross Prairie Parkway, a road project designed to enhance transportation connectivity and address stormwater management challenges. The newly acquired properties will secure critical right-of-way to ensure the project’s successful development.
The $17.3 million land acquisition is part of the County’s commitment to ensuring the successful development of the Cross Prairie Parkway, significantly improving regional mobility. It’s also expected to stimulate industrial growth in District 4. With improved access and connectivity, the area is aimed to attract new industries, affirming the County’s position as an emerging hub for business investment.
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Mark your calendars for the 46th Annual St. Cloud Holiday Festival, happening on Saturday December 7 and Sunday December 8 in the streets of Downtown St. Cloud. Presented by the Rotary Club of Kissimmee Bay, and brought to you by Experience Kissimmee, this beloved familyfriendly event is set to offer something for everyone.
Local artists, crafters, vendors, and food trucks will gather to showcase and sell unique merchandise you won’t find in big box stores—perfect for holiday gift shopping. Families can enjoy a variety of activities, including pictures with Santa, a kids’ chalk festival, and live performances from local dance groups on stage.
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Rosen Hotels & Resorts has announced that Frank Santos will be the company’s new Chief Executive Officer. A leading philanthropist in his own right, Santos’s promotion comes one week after Founder and President Harris Rosen’s death at the age of 85.
Santos is no stranger to Rosen Hotels & Resorts. In 1985, Harris Rosen personally recruited and hired Santos to become his trusted Chief Financial Officer (CFO), a job Santos started in January of 1986 and held for almost 39 years. Santos would later add vice president to his title as he and Rosen worked side-by-side growing Rosen Hotels & Resorts into a worldwide hospitality leader and the southeast’s largest independently owned hotel chain.
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City of St. Cloud Kicks Off the Holiday Season with Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday December 6
St. Cloud is set to dazzle as the community gathers for its treasured Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, December 6, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at St. Cloud City Hall. This action packed annual event marks the official start of the holiday season in St. Cloud and offers an evening filled with festive cheer and familyfriendly activities.
Of course, the highlight of the evening will be the lighting of the Christmas tree, a cherished tradition that brings the community together to celebrate the season. In addition to this magical moment, attendees will enjoy musical performances, crafts, games, thrilling rides, and a snow slide to add a touch of winter wonder. Santa Claus himself will be making a special appearance to delight children and spread holiday joy.
The holiday season is upon us, and there’s no better way to embrace the festive spirit than by attending the Celebration Foundation‘s Holiday Home Tour and Magical Marketplace in Celebration, on Saturday December 7 and Sunday December 8. This beloved annual event, sponsored by Experience Kissimmee, offers a dazzling glimpse inside seasonally decorated homes throughout the picturesque town of Celebration.
On Saturday, December 7, from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM, and Sunday, December 8, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM, attendees will enjoy exclusive access to beautifully decorated homes, each adorned with sparkling lights, glistening trees, and heartwarming holiday décor. This self-guided tour invites you to experience the magic of the season as you stroll through the charming streets of Celebration, discovering homes transformed into festive wonderlands.
Your $25 ticket not only grants you access to the Holiday Home Tour but also includes admission to the Magical Marketplace, the ultimate stop for holiday inspiration and shopping. Located at Stop #1, the marketplace features an incredible array of holiday décor, themed trees, gift baskets, and tablescapes—perfect for finding that special holiday gift or adding a festive touch to your own home.
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SeaWorld Orlando unveiled plans for its latest groundbreaking attraction planned to open in Spring 2025: the World’s firstof-its-kind Arctic flying theater. This new experience invites families to soar over icy landscapes, dive beneath frozen waters and come face-to-face with some of the planet’s most magnificent creatures.
From majestic beluga whales to awe-inspiring orcas and walruses, this adventure puts riders right in the middle of the action. It’s also all indoors, so rain or shine, this attraction guarantees a cool, thrilling escape for the entire family all year round.
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Universal Orlando Resort’s Holidays celebration officially kicks off tonight, inviting guests to celebrate the most wonderful time of year with an incredible collection of festive experiences for the whole family inspired by beloved characters and stories.
Running daily through December 31, guests can enjoy a jolly slate of experiences – including witnessing awe-inspiring Christmas magic in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, meeting the mean, green one himself during Grinchmas, watching larger-than-life balloons and floats wind the streets of Universal Studios during Universal’s Holiday Parade featuring Macy’s, exploring the all-new holiday-themed Tribute Store, savoring delicious seasonal treats and so much more.
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Universal Orlando Resort is saluting the service of active duty and retired military members with a selection of exclusive offers to experience the nonstop thrills and unparalleled excitement of the award-winning theme park destination.
Military personnel and their families can purchase the exclusive 2025 Military Freedom Pass, which gives them access to Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure and Universal Volcano Bay every day from November 14, 2024 through December 19, 2025 with limited blockout dates. Plus, this group also receives special vacation packages and discounts at Universal Orlando hotels.
Osceola County is a hidden gem for avid runners, walkers, and kayakers seeking a combination of physical fitness and natural beauty. Although the county is one of the fastest growing regions in Florida, its picturesque landscapes, serene lakes, and wellmaintained trails, offer a haven for those who want to stay active while immersing themselves in nature.
In this article, we will take you on a journey through ten of Osceola County’s finest locations where you can experience invigorating runs and leisurely walks amid breathtaking natural landscapes.
• Shingle Creek Regional Park:
Shingle Creek Regional Park, often referred to as the “Headwaters of the Everglades,” is a paradise for nature enthusiasts and fitness enthusiasts alike. This vast park offers a network of scenic trails suitable for running and walking. The trails wind through lush forests, along the banks of Shingle Creek, and provide opportunities to spot local wildlife. Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll or an intense trail run, Shingle Creek has something for everyone.
• Celebration Lakeside Park:
Celebration, a charming community in Osceola County, and known to many as the ‘Town that Disney built,’ boasts Celebration Lakeside Park, a beautiful destination for runners and walkers. The park features a loop trail around Lake Rianhard, offering picturesque views of the water and surrounding greenery. The flat terrain and wellpaved paths make it an excellent choice for a leisurely walk or a brisk run.
Osceola County Commissioner for District 3, Brandon Arrington, in partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank, is hosting a Drive-Thru Holiday Food Distribution to support families in need on Saturday, December 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at St. Rose of Lima Church in Kissimmee.
A total of 600 meal packages will be distributed, ensuring that families facing food insecurity can enjoy a warm and nourishing holiday meal. This initiative reflects the spirit of giving and compassion, bringing comfort and hope to the community during this season of gratitude and reflection.
Residents are encouraged to arrive early, as meal packages will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Commissioner Arrington emphasized the importance of community support during the holidays. “This event is about making sure our neighbors facing challenges know they’re not alone,” he shared. “Together, we can spread hope, kindness, and support where it’s needed most.”
As families gather to celebrate the holidays, many seniors in the community will face the season alone. The Osceola Council on Aging is working to ensure that these seniors are not forgotten through their Annual Senior Santa program. Through small donations, the organization provides hand-delivered Christmas meals, along with special gifts, bringing joy to older adults who might otherwise experience loneliness during this time.
Since 1971, the Osceola Council on Aging has been dedicated to serving older adults, offering programs that encourage self-sustainability and provide critical assistance, particularly in today’s challenging economic climate. In 2024, the organization’s team of over 200 employees and 350 volunteers has continued to build strong relationships with seniors in the community, making a meaningful impact on their lives.
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Belgian musician and award-winning guitarist Dr. Sam Desmet, who now calls St. Cloud, Florida, home, has earned praise for his “poetic and sensible playing” and is known for interpreting a wide range of classical repertoire. With performances across Asia, Europe, and the United States, Desmet’s music blends the tradition of nineteenth and twentieth-century works with contemporary and lesserknown compositions. Desmet, who has long been celebrated for his versatility and artistry, is now using his platform to expand his cultural impact through his ongoing project Unity in Diversity: Harmony of Cultures.
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As the summer heat in Central Florida begins to fade and fall arrives, now is the perfect time to prepare your home for the cooler days ahead. Before the holiday gatherings and festivities begin, consider a professional HVAC inspection from Osceola Air, a trusted, licensed, and insured local contractor.
Osceola Air is now offering its Residential Family Comfort Club (FCC) Plan—a hasslefree way to keep your HVAC system running at peak efficiency, with exclusive benefits to ensure your home remains comfortable year-round.
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Kissimmee Utility Authority is being recognized by The Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA) with a “Building Strong Communities” award for making valuable investments that enhance the quality of life in our communities beyond efficient delivery of affordable, reliable, and clean energy.
FMEA recognized public power utilities for programs and projects that improve the environment, provide community education, collect charitable donations, focus on crime prevention and other special programs, such as lighting ball fields and playgrounds, taking part in community and holiday celebrations, hosting blood drives, recognizing veterans and members of the military, and strengthening the communities in which they serve.
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The dangers of alcohol often go unmentioned during the holiday season—or perhaps all year—but this is precisely when the conversation matters most. Even moderate drinkers in America increase their alcohol consumption by as much as 27% during this time of year, with one in five admitting to drinking daily on their days off.
Nutritionists will tell you there are no “bad” foods. But there are better and worse choices. One issue with holiday drinking is saving up calories in order to consume excessive amounts of alcohol later. The problem with hoarding calories is that you are forgoing vitamins, minerals and water your body needs — and you’ll be picking up plenty of sugar with those drinks.
The other big concern is behavioral. Humans are creatures of habit, and it doesn’t take us long — as little as two months — to form a new one. For many folks, the merrymaking rolls from October through December, plenty of time to form new habits you might be sorry to carry into the new year. Another reason to slow down on your drinking: the risk of cancer. More on that later.
Eating right can keep your heart, digestion and brain functioning properly, but did you know a healthy diet can help your prostate, too? While there are certain factors outside of your control that affect prostate health, such as your age and family history, making healthy lifestyle choices can help prevent prostate problems.
An important part of a man’s reproductive system, the prostate is a small, walnut-sized gland below the bladder and in front of the rectum. The prostate produces fluid that contains enzymes, minerals and proteins that nourish and transport sperm.
Maintaining prostate health is important for men of all ages, but as you get older and risk increases for complications like incontinence, sexual dysfunction and prostate cancer, it’s even more essential.
Katelyn Tribble, RD, LDN
As you grow older, it is inevitable that your bones will become more fragile. It’s simply part of your body’s natural life cycle. But that doesn’t mean you are powerless to slow the process – or bolster the strength of your bones to avoid osteoporosis.
From the time you are born, your bone tissue is constantly breaking down and rebuilding, through bone remodeling. The process operates at different rates throughout your life.
You reach peak bone mass in your 20s and then hit a period of stability throughout your 30s. But then sometime in your 40s and 50s, your bones start breaking down faster than your body can rebuild them.
Law: Which vehicles are more likely to be involved in serious or fatal accidents?
Sadly, serious and fatal accidents take place on a daily basis in Central Florida. These crashes can happen in a number of ways and can be caused by not following traffic laws, inexperience, intoxication, distracted driving, fatigue, and medical issues.
Statistics show that fatal car accidents can often occur based on the type of vehicle. You may think that sports cars are most likely to be in crashes due to their speed and performance. However, according to the NHTSA, it’s the everyday cars, trucks, and SUVs on the roadways that are involved more frequently in serious or even deadly accidents, with sedans and pickup trucks accounting for more than three-quarters of fatal accidents. If you drive out on the roadways, here’s what you need to know about which vehicles have been involved in many of the crashes.
From Family Feasts to Office Treats: Cowboy Chicken’s Thanksgiving Meals Perfectly Sized for Every Celebration
As Thanksgiving approaches, Cowboy Chicken is making holiday meals stress-free and delicious with their expanded turkey offerings, ensuring gatherings of all sizes are well-fed. From now until December 31, Cowboy Chicken offers handseasoned, juicy turkeys in a variety of meal packages to suit any occasion, whether it’s a large family gathering or an intimate meal for one.
Enjoy a nutritious and vibrant meal with Florida Chicken, Sweet Potato, and Kale Salad. This positively delicious dish combines tender grilled chicken, roasted sweet potatoes, and fresh kale, tossed together for a wholesome and satisfying salad. Ideal for a lunch or light dinner, this salad is a delightful way to enjoy Florida’s fresh produce and proteins.
This Florida Tropical Fruit Salad is a positively delicious celebration of Florida’s finest produce. This refreshing blend of colorful fruits is perfectly sweetened with a hint of local orange blossom honey, creating a delightful treat that’s as pleasing to the palate as it is to the eye. Enjoy this luscious salad on a sunny day for a true taste of tropical paradise.
This Pan-Seared Florida Culotte Steak is a positively delicious choice for any meat lover, offering a rich and savory experience. This tender cut is expertly seared to achieve a perfect crust, locking in its natural juices and enhancing its robust flavors. Simple yet luxurious, this steak is sure to impress at any dinner table.
This Florida Blue Crab Panini is a positively delicious twist on the classic sandwich. Bursting with the fresh, sweet flavors of local blue crab, this panini is grilled to crispy perfection, melding the delicate crab with a melty, creamy cheese. Ideal for a luxurious lunch or a satisfying dinner, it’s a gourmet treat that brings a taste of the Florida coast right to your table.
Indulge in the positively delicious flavors of a Florida Chicken, Mushroom, and Bacon Melt. This mouthwatering sandwich layers tender chicken, savory mushrooms, and crisp bacon under a blanket of melted cheese, all nestled between toasted bread. Each bite delivers a satisfying crunch and a burst of hearty, rich flavors, making it a perfect choice for a fulfilling meal.