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NOAA predicts below-normal 2026 Atlantic hurricane season Forecasters with NOAA’s National Weather Service are predicting a below-normal hurricane season for the Atlantic basin this year. NOAA’s outlook for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, which runs June 1

Officials warn proposed Sumter injection well could threaten drinking water A Sumter County landfill operator wants to inject liquid waste deep underground, prompting an expression of concern from Lake County officials about the safety of Central Florida’s drinking water supply.

Banding together, for the birds Not all dads have a favorite sports team. Some dads have a favorite bug – especially when it comes to feeding their young. For example, purple martin dads often return

Looking toward the future: Lake County’s 2050 plan ready for public review The county’s population continues to swell, and both rural and natural lands continue to be developed. What is our future going to look like in Lake County? How will infrastructure

Lake 100 announces new executive board leadership Lake 100, a coalition of the county’s business leaders, has announced its newly appointed executive board leadership team.

New ‘Super Speeder’ law leads to arrest Under Florida’s new “Super Speeder” law, drivers can face criminal penalties for extreme speeding.

Community Calendar – June 10, 2026 To share your community event, email [email protected] at least two weeks before both your event and our weekly publication day, which is every Wednesday.

Crafting support for communities What do some local crocheters and knitters have in common? Their handcrafted creations are made with love and care and given to people in the community who can benefit from

Two Lake County schools may merge Lake County Schools has proposed combining two Leesburg middle schools, and recently held community open houses to provide information and gather community feedback.

Faces & Places – June 10, 2026 The Lake County Board of County Commissioners hosted the planting of a Liberty Tree at the Fruitland Park Library on June 2, with the commissioners ceremoniously shoveling soil around the