SEBRING – Are you choosing to stay home with your children this summer? If so, you're probably one of a growing number of parents choosing not to take your kids to summer camps. This year, some local summer camps have seen declining enrollments so far. The drop concerned Linda Crowder, the director of The Children's Museum of the Highlands in Sebring. The museum's $80-per-week camp, which is for third, fourth and fifth graders, had only had 10 of its 25 slots taken last week, even though she saw museum attendance climb by 75 attendants per week compared to the last summer. ...more

July 8, 2008

The Oaks at Riverview is nearing build-out with the last homes headed for a fall completion. ...more

June 11, 2008

Born and raised in Tampa, Ty Rodriguez lived in New York City for a while. When he moved back to Tampa almost five years ago, he eventually bought a home in Seminole Heights. ...more

February 7, 2008

Frank Saia and Bob Langlois settled in just fine after moving to the SkyPoint high-rise in June. In fact, they already want a larger unit. ...more

February 7, 2008

Wilberto 'Will' Velez recalls growing up in the rough city of Newark, N.J. He said he was hyper before children were diagnosed with attention deficit disorder. ...more

September 19, 2007