Orlando groups offer wellness activities for Pulse Remembrance WeekIn the month of June, several Central Florida businesses and groups will be offering free wellness events to support mental health with community-wide activities.
LGBTQ+ owned businesses to visit in OrlandoCheck out these restaurants, shops and bars in Orlando, all LGBTQ+ owned.
Take a look inside Orlando’s all-inclusive LGBTQ, women’s health care centers26Health is a nonprofit health care group based in Orlando that focuses on meeting the needs of women and allies within the LGBTQ community.
Orlando event to commemorate Black History Month with themed art, live musicA special Black History Month-themed pop-up market will happen in the heart of downtown Orlando.
Historic Orlando hotel was mecca for African American celebrities of the ‘60s, ‘70sJust blocks away from downtown Orlando, Henry Sadler founded the Sadler Hotel, which welcomed many African American celebrities of the 1960s and 70s.
Orlando’s first Black physician helped pioneer area’s first hospitalDr. J.B. Callahan was the first Black physician to open a private medical practice in Orlando.
72-year-old motorcyclist killed in Volusia County crash, FHP says A 72-year-old man from Deland was killed in a motorcycle crash this evening.
Central Florida LGBTQ leaders allow law enforcement presence at Pride parade This weekend, Orlando will host its annual LGBTQ festival that celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary and queer social and self-acceptance.
How this tiny taco stand in Orlando is cranking out the biggest flavors in Mexican cuisineFor the past six years, Claudia Ramos’ restaurant has been home to some of the best and authentic Mexican cuisine in Central Florida.
Owner of Orlando area’s only Black-owned dog groomer starts assistance fund for low-income pet ownersLashonda Geffrard says she runs the Orlando area’s first Black-owned pet grooming salon.
Orlando waterpark hosts fun-filled event for children with autismAn Orlando waterpark hosted a very special event this weekend for over 40 children with autism and other disabilities.
Making history as Ocala’s first Black female police officerAlice Faison says she can still recall the day she walked into the Ocala Police Department 52 years ago and asked if they were hiring.
