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Posted inArts & Culture
Museum’s Nationwide Search Ends at Home: Daryl Ward Named Director of The AGB
After eight months as interim leader, the Polk County native will permanently head the Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art.
Posted inEducation
Lakeland’s Universities Grow Through Partnerships and Grants
Florida Southern expands its Seed-to-Scale entrepreneurship program, Florida Poly launches a high-tech alliance and SEU receives a $10 million grant.
Posted inArts & Culture
New Exhibit at The AGB Showcases Works Never Seen Outside Italy
Opening on Dec. 13, the exhibit gives viewers an unprecedented glimpse into the life of the Medici family through portraits and artifacts.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Local Preservationist Plans to Relocate FSC’s President’s Residence
In April, Ludd Spivey LLC purchased and ultimately demolished two homes on the shore of Lake Hollingsworth to prepare for the possible move.
Posted inInsight Polk
New Lakeland High–FSC Partnership Sparks Early Pathway for Future Educators
Polk County’s new Educator Academy gives Lakeland High students a head start in teaching.
Posted inBusiness
Florida Southern Student Has DNA-Based Skin Care Startup
Brooke Sommers, founder of Dermagenous, is using genetic testing to personalize skin care, with funding and support from Catapult Lakeland.
Posted inArts & Culture
FSC Appoints Dean for Its New School of Architecture
Florida Southern College has recruited Andrew Phillip Payne to lead a new school of architecture on its campus that comprises buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Posted inArts & Culture
Game-Changing Frank Lloyd Wright Show Previews at AGB Museum
The exhibit includes drawings and models of Wright’s designs for Florida Southern College’s campus.
Posted inArts & Culture
Lakeland’s AGB Museum of Art Unveils and Names Its New Wing
VIPs got a sneak preview of the museum expansion on Thursday; it opens to the public on Jan. 18.
