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Brasa Negra Cuisine Opening in Sebring This January

A new restaurant is bringing Mexican cuisine and sushi to Sebring early next year. Called Brasa Negra Cuisine, the new restaurant will open at 139 N Ridgewood Dr., Suite 103. “Brasa Negra Cuisine in Sebring combines the steakhouse experience with authentic Mexican cuisine,” says a description provided to Google Maps. “Enjoy charcoal-grilled meats cooked in a Josper oven, an open kitchen, handmade corn tortillas, traditional sauces, and Mexican tamales prepared by our Mexican chef and culinary team. We also offer an exclusive Japanese sushi counter featuring Omakase, a personalized tasting experience where the chef prepares fresh cuts and sushi based on the fish of the day, right in front of you. Special experiences, such as traditional tuna butchering, may also be available on select occasions.”

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Leesburg cops arrest driver with gun and hallucinogenic mushrooms in SUV

A Winter Haven man was arrested after being stopped with hallucinogens and a firearm in his vehicle. Officers observed 37-year-old Christopher Lee Torres driving a Mazda SUV westbound on South Street around 1:05 a.m. Sunday, according to an arrest report from the Leesburg Police Department. As the vehicle passed Lucas...

Leesburg, FL · 2d
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Florida Company Unveils Hybrid-Electric Amphibious Aircraft

Bartow-based Maxwell Aircraft has unveiled a hybrid-electric amphibious airplane designed to carry 2,000 pounds of cargo over 1,000 nautical miles, with plans to begin flight testing in 2027. The company announced its patent-pending M1 Hybrid on Friday, Nov. 6, with a cargo version designed to operate from land or water...

Bartow, FL · 1d
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Winter Haven’s Mann Lake Supports Vets Through Hives for Heroes

When Joshua Diggins learned about Hives for Heroes, he saw an opportunity to put his beekeeping knowledge and military experience to work. A Navy veteran and Florida branch manager at Mann Lake’s Winter Haven location, Diggins became a volunteer mentor for the nonprofit, which connects veterans and first responders with experienced beekeepers across the country.

Winter Haven, FL · 2d
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Bartow Electric System Inventory Starts Nov. 9 as Osmose Crews Map 13,400 Poles and 13,600 Meters in $486,174 Project

Bartow Electric Utility hired Osmose Utilities Services to inventory about 13,400 poles and 13,600 meters in a $486,174 project that begins with a Nov. 9 pilot. The post Bartow Electric System Inventory Starts Nov. 9 as Osmose Crews Map 13,400 Poles and 13,600 Meters in $486,174 Project first appeared on The Citrus Tea News and was written by Steven Steiner . The Citrus Tea News covers Polk County, Florida. Truly Local News. Truly Polk County. thecitrustea.com

Bartow, FL · 16h

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Nutwood Serves Farm-Fresh World Fare From Downtown Winter Haven

In the heart of downtown Winter Haven sits a quiet and unassuming restaurant where formalities take a back seat to multicultural cuisine and authentic flavors. And at the heart of the fare is what chef Steven Rojas describes as “farm-to-table fine dining.”. Opened in 2017, Nutwood is an intimate,...

Winter Haven, FL · 2d

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Venice comes up short in bid to reach state finals in Class 6A Girls Volleyball

WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (WWSB) - It was a chance for a little history today in Winter Haven, as the Venice Lady Indians girls volleyball team punched their ticket to the FHSAA Class 6A state semifinals, and were hoping to earn a spot in the championship game on Saturday evening with a victory on Friday morning over Horizon High School.

Venice, FL · 1d

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State Volleyball: Legacy claims 4A runner-up trophy in second season

WINTER HAVEN — Seconds after her program received its silver medals, Legacy High School girls volleyball head coach Christy Quigley called her team over for one last huddle. Most of the Lions players had tears streaming down their faces while their opponent, Bishop Moore, celebrated as the newly crowned Class 4A state champions on the other side of the floor. As Queen's "We Are the Champions" blared over the speakers inside the Winter Haven Health Center for the Hornets, Quigley was adamant about delivering one final message: Enjoy this moment. "I told them that they had to be proud," Quigley said. "We're a second-year school. We're not supposed to be here, but we're here. So as tough as it is to lose, we actually made it here." More: Legacy rallies past Fleming Island in five sets, advances to 4A State Final From Startup to State Bound: Legacy sweeps Lourdes for first region title Legacy finished as the Class 4A runner-up after falling in three sets to Bishop Moore in the state title match Saturday morning at Polk State College. Set scores were 25-16, 25-21 and 25-17 in favor of the Hornets, who captured their eighth state championship and second in

Winter Haven, FL · 1d