Less than a quarter mile from the former Bent’s Cycling, Zachary Kulp’s new shop builds on more than 60 years of tradition.
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Lakeland Watching Fort Meade Data Center as Water Concerns Grow
State officials warn the project’s water use may be underestimated, adding pressure to an already strained regional supply.
Alta Schoolhouse Plans Second Lakeland Preschool Campus at Former Little Sprouts Site
The Tennessee Avenue expansion will add care for one-year-olds and increase childcare capacity in a city where preschool openings remain limited.
Changes Coming to Three Lakeland Grocery Stores
Winn-Dixie to become ALDI, and two Harveys Supermarkets locations will be converted to Winn-Dixie stores.
Yoga Pointe in Highland City Opens Friday, March 13
Founder Jana Whiddon opens a new location in the Highland City Publix Plaza, celebrating with free classes on Saturday, March 14, and welcoming dozens of new members.
Catapulting Big Ideas: Lakeland’s Business Incubator Generates $27M in Revenue
The downtown hub serves 280 startups with mentorship, maker space, and micro-grants to help founders move from early concept to scalable company.
Avelo makes Lakeland a Main Hub with More Flights and More Planes
Avelo’s local expansion triggers airport’s new safety requirements and added staff.
Moffitt Announces Plans to Build an Outpatient Cancer Center in Lakeland
When open in 2029, the facility will offer cancer screenings, diagnostic imaging, blood draw and clinical labs, infusion services, medical oncology clinics, radiation therapy, and clinical trials.
City Drops Parking Buyback Clause in Mass Market Sales
Haus 820 owner said she couldn’t invest $1.1 million if the parking lot could be reclaimed with 12 months’ notice.
Cob & Pen Extends Hours to Offer Weekday Lunch
Good Thyme’s chicken sandwich, Greek and Cob salads, dip trio, and other favorites are now at Cob & Pen.

