The off-price retailer will go into the 30,000-square-foot space previously occupied by Bed Bath & Beyond.
Category: Consumer
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 inConsumer
‘Insurance Village’ at RP Funding Center Will Help With Hurricane Claims
Company representatives will meet with property owners, who are asked to bring full documentation.
Posted inCity Hall / Local Gov't, Consumer
Lakeland Electric Ends Rebates for Some Appliances, Lowers Rates for Others
It eliminated clothes washers, dishwashers and freezers to make the energy-saving incentive program more sustainable.
Posted inConsumer
Water, Wastewater Fees Will Rise $3.44 For ‘Typical’ Lakeland Homeowner
New monthly utility rates approved by the Lakeland City Commission go into effect Oct. 1; rates are adjusted annually.
Posted inConsumer
As Polk Curbside Recycling Ends, Officials Showcase ‘Green’ Initiatives
Residents can take items to the landfill for recycling; county officials are looking into other alternatives to curbside pickup.
Posted inConsumer
Lakeland Electric Bills Projected to Rise Slightly as Some Rates Rise, Others Fall
With the base rate increasing but other rates going down, the average bill would rise 22 cents during the last three months of 2024.
Posted inCity Hall / Local Gov't
Lakeland Commissioners Wrestle With How Much to Raise Property Taxes
Proposals under consideration would raise the average homeowner’s bill by $20 to $28 a year.
Posted inBusiness
Big Changes Planned as Two South Lakeland Grocery Stores Close Temporarily
The Publix in Lake Miriam Square is getting a major makeover. The Winn-Dixie on South Florida Avenue is becoming an ALDI.
Posted inCity Hall / Local Gov't
Lakeland’s Commissioners Are Considering Raising Property Taxes
The average homeowner would pay about $95 more a year.