A sculpture honoring electric linemen as first responders was unveiled today on a lawn between Lake Mirror and the Lakeland Electric headquarters. It was designed by three Lakeland High School students who won a competition sponsored by Platform Art. Check after the jump for a photo gallery from the event:
Photographer Jeff Lakeland caught images of actor Bryan Cranston and other scenes involved with the filming of Walt Disney Pictures’ “The One and Only Ivan” in Lakeland this week:
When built in the 1920s, the Lake Mirror loggia and promenade were known as the Civic Center.
SAFETY: Red-light runners in Lakeland, posted by Lakeland Police Department with American Traffic Solutions
BAND: View last night’s U.S. Army Field Band and Chorus full concert at the RP Funding Center on YouTube.
Craig MozhdehiRe-Cycled by Jarod Charzewski is the first of a dozen or so sculptures being installed by city parks workers on Lemon Street this month.
Sculptures, rotated annually, are chosen by a jury that includes representatives of the city of Lakeland, Polk Museum of Art and local artists.
ALSO: Installation photo gallery
