Today in Sanford history (TSH), the city commission approved a new city charter that would lead to the […]
Today in Sanford history (TSH), James Moughton, the Superintendent of Parks for the city of Sanford and father […]
Today in Sanford history (TSH), Mayor A.L. Wilson signed a contract to begin construction of the 13-acre Marina […]
Today in Sanford history (TSH), Doug Marlette, a member of Seminole High School’s Class of 1967, was awarded […]
Today in Sanford History (TSH), Robert B. “Bob” Thomas Jr., the first black citizen to be elected to […]
On this date in Sanford history, Linda Kuhn was elected mayor of Sanford. Art Woodruff was re-elected District […]
Today in Sanford history, Dr. John Mettinger Morgan, a popular OB/GYN who delivered more than 4,000 babies during […]
If Jeno Paulucci had his way, the east end of 1st Street in downtown Sanford would look very […]
Today in Sanford history, Drew “Bundini” Brown Jr., who was the motivator and confidant to two of the […]
Today in Sanford history, Brady Lessard was elected mayor, and Art Woodruff was elected to his first term […]
Today in Sanford history, W. George Allen, the first black student to graduate from the University of Florida, […]
Today in Sanford history, Bernard David “Buddy” Lake died. It was March 1, 2003. From 1950 to 1982, […]
Today, Feb. 12, in Sanford history, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black announces the Court’s unanimous decision to […]
On this date, Feb. 8, 1837, in Sanford history, Camp Monroe, a U.S. Army garrison that would later […]
I had a great interview with Lisa Holder, communications officer with the city of Sanford, about Ride Lime, […]
The first official episode of The Bokey podcast touches on a parking impact fee the city is considering […]
When I was at the University of Alabama, head football coach Gene Stallings held an open competition for […]
It’s taking awhile, put plans to knock down the 7-Eleven at the corner of 1st Street and French […]
Work on Phase 3 of the RiverWalk is most likely to begin before the end of 2018. David […]
None other than Parenting magazine ranked Orlando as the 3rd most dangerous city in the United States. The magazine […]
