The 10th annual family-friendly event is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25.
Author Archives: Anna Toms
Anna Toms was born and raised in Kansas City, Mo., where she cultivated a love for writing and eventually earned her Ph.D. in literature and the humanities. She is an experienced educator who has taught students from middle school to college to think critically and express themselves clearly. Anna moved to Lakeland in June of 2020.
Posted inDining
Lucky Goat Coffee Co. Now Open at Merchant’s Walk
The family-owned franchise is the first location for the Tallahassee-based chain
Posted inSports
Orange Cup Regatta Returns Oct. 17-19
Some of the fastest boats in racing will compete on Lake Hollingsworth this Saturday and Sunday.
Posted inBusiness
Sausage House Market to Open in Lakeland
Polish brothers bring European meats, pierogies and tradition to South Florida Avenue location
Posted inPeople
Remembering Reverend Richard Richardson
From Cambridge to Lakeland, the 95-year-old pastor, businessman and civic leader left a lasting legacy of faith, service and quiet strength.
Posted inDowntown
Prima 135 Steakhouse Moves Closer to Reality
Design phase wraps for the transformation of Lakeland’s historic Florida National Bank Building, with building permits next and opening slated for summer 2026.
Posted inPolitics
Kaitlin Gracie Kramer Enters Lakeland’s Mayoral Race
Kramer’s run for mayor blends youthful energy, hometown pride, and plans for infrastructure and civic engagement.
Posted inPolitics
Terry Coney, Stephanie Madden Elected to City Commission Without Opposition
Terry Coney and Stephanie Madden secure city commission seats unopposed as Lakeland’s Nov. 4 mayoral and commission races take shape.
Posted inBusiness
LkldNow Turns 10: A Decade of Independent, Community-Focused Journalism
From a “crazy dream” to a reliable local news source, LkldNow celebrates 10 years of informing, engaging, and empowering the Lakeland community.
Posted inPolitics
Kay Klymko Enters Lakeland Mayor’s Race
Retired from healthcare and higher education, Klymko pledges to boost civic engagement, balance growth with well-being, and invest in emergency services.