Shit Sandwich kicks off Year 14 with a new host, Aimee LeCours
Aimee LeCours is set to be the new host of legendary Milk District indie-comedy showcase Shit Sandwich.
Innovative patents come to life at Epic Universe
Universal Orlando’s new Epic Universe theme park, which debuted May 22, made good on its promise to deliver a next-generation guest experience.
Program for North I-Drive gives incentives for redevelopment
The city of Orlando approved the targeted revitalization site redevelopment pilot program May 19.
Soco to shutter amid industry challenges
Neighborhood restaurant Soco Thornton Park has operated for almost 11 years, having opened in 2014 to critical acclaim.
Lender to take over prime property near Epic Universe
The Kirkman property is ripe for redevelopment. It formerly was home to I-Drive Grand Resort & Suites, which in 2020 was condemned due to code violations.
SeaWorld parent eyes 400 acres for development
SeaWorld parent company United Parks & Resorts owns 2,000 acres of real estate for potential development, including 400 acres near its Orlando parks.
Orlando rave wins award for massive economic impact
Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando (EDC), the globally known dance music festival, has received a Golden Brick Award.
Restaurant mogul leans into multi-vertical strategy
Bertucci's owner Earl talks industry hurdles, new ventures and the future of dining experiences.
Massive immersive attraction may join Unicorp's I-Drive project
Unicorp is exploring the inclusion of a 100,000-square-foot immersive entertainment concept in an I-Drive development.
Visit Orlando's Michelin partnership: Financial details emerge
The initial three-year contract between Michelin North America and Visit Orlando outlining the financial terms behind the Michelin Guide’s presence in Florida has drawn renewed attention after food columnist Carlos Frias published a blog post examining the deal.
City bolsters case for late-night alcohol permit fees
The city of Orlando and Police Chief Eric Smith have strengthened their position that the city’s after-midnight alcohol sales permit ordinance is constitutional.
Gen Z 'country club' Society Park comes to Orlando
A third project has been announced for the former Wyndham Orlando Resort property at 8001 International Drive.
Burlington will move into this closing Joann store's space
Clothing retailer Burlington will assume the lease for the retail space for a closing Joann's store in Lady Lake, a Lake County town close to The Villages.
State's aggressive tax collection strategy leads to spike in liens
State tax lien filings in Orange County began climbing rapidly in February.
Solar company banned from Florida after $12.4M judgment
The Florida case is part of a broader pattern of legal challenges and scrutiny facing Vision Solar due to accusations of misleading and unlawful practices.
BizzyNate Creative acquires Echo Interaction Group
Now, BizzyNate Creative’s capabilities include the design and development of full-scale iOS (iPhone Operating System) and Android applications.
Sorekara's meteoric rise: Orlando restaurant earns 2 Michelin stars in first year
Sorekara opened last year, serving a seasonal chef-curated tasting menu for $275 per person.
Bankruptcy attorney bracing for wave of filings
Orlando bankruptcy attorney predicts summer surge of filings across industries.
59 Orlando restaurants now recognized by Michelin
The biggest Orlando highlight of the evening was the awarding of two Michelin stars to Sorekara.
Tupperware stalls to finalize Chapter 11 plan
A bankruptcy judge has approved another extension for Tupperware Brands Corp., allowing the bankrupt company to further delay filing its Chapter 11 reorganization plan.