Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
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🏘️ Community
KUA will launch its 2026–2027 Movie in the Park series with a free outdoor screening of Toy Story 5 on Friday, Oct.
2 at Kissimmee Lakefront Park — families can enjoy popcorn, inflatables, crafts and giveaways starting at 5:30 p.m. before the movie begins at sunset.
💼 Business
Dirk Webb, CEO of the St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce, will retire Sept.
30 after seven years + will host his final gala at Osceola Heritage Park this Saturday before handing over leadership to interim executive director Dana Wells. He remains a local resource.
🎭 Culture
Last Saturday, Fandom Kissimmee filled Ruby Plaza at Kissimmee Lakefront Park with free pop culture exhibits, cosplay contests, live entertainment & local food vendors.
Organized by the city and Experience Kissimmee, the event offered fun for families and fans of comics, anime, video games and more.
🏛️ Government
The City of Kissimmee’s Public Works & Engineering Department is updating railroad crossings to keep the Quiet Zone.
Construction began in August and will finish in November, with improvements including updated signage & pavement markings at Vine Street and Clay Street.
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