The popular eatery left its longtime South Florida Avenue location and opened on Tennessee Avenue earlier this year.
Author Archives: Kimberly C. Moore
Kimberly C. Moore, who grew up in Lakeland, has been a print, broadcast and multimedia journalist for more than 30 years. Before coming to LkldNow in the spring of 2022, she was a reporter for four years with The Ledger, first covering Lakeland City Hall and then Polk County schools. She is the author of “Star Crossed: The Story of Astronaut Lisa Nowak," published by University Press of Florida. Reach her at kimberly@lkldnow.com or 863-272-9250.
Posted inHealth
Lakeland Commissioners: More Info Needed Before Deciding on Fluoride
Elected officials respond to Florida surgeon general’s recommendation that cities and counties remove fluoride from drinking water.
Posted inPublic Safety
Marines, Law, FBI Prepared Lakeland’s New Emergency Management Chief
David Cox, 53, will oversee the city of Lakeland’s emergency management plan and develop disaster procedures.
Posted inCity Hall / Local Gov't
A Food-Truck Court Is Planned for East Main Street in Lakeland
Eight trucks will be allowed on the site of a former used car lot, under a plan approved by the Lakeland Planning & Zoning Board.
Posted inPublic Safety
Lake Seward’s 30-Year Flooding Problem Went Unaddressed
Residents have complained since the south Lakeland basin flooded in 1994; Hurricane Milton inundated homes on Oakmont Lane last month.
Posted inDowntown
Valet Parking Returns to Downtown Lakeland
The project is a restaurant owner’s experiment in removing parking as a barrier for customers who want to come downtown.
Posted inPeople
Entrepreneur Jeannie Weaver Lopez, 39, Succumbs to Illness
The owner of Revival craft cocktail lounge and the new Peach House restaurant near Lake Morton died of a respiratory disease.
Posted inHealth
Lakeland Regional Health Infection Prevention Chief Haight Honored
He is one of 128 doctors named as a Fellow by the Infectious Diseases Society of America this year.
Posted inPeople
Donor Funds Cowboy Hats for Sheriff Grady Judd and Employees
The leather hatband mimics a deputy’s gunbelt; the sticker inside the crown displays a picture of Judd.
Posted inPublic Safety
Lake Bonny Residents Demand Action, Funding at City Meeting
Lake Bonny residents talk of losing everything after floodwaters pushed into their homes and stayed.