In this issue…
Explore Christmas decorations in SCC, check out the National Lawn Bowling Tournament, meet friends at “Hi, Neighbor!”, read the detailed LRPC Report, commemorate Veterans Day, visit Jurassic Park, beware of scammers, find out why garage sales tell community stories, dine in the dark, discover why Rachel Beanland is on fire, and much more…
Then be sure to check out the Club News, Kings Point News, Military News, Sports, Arts, Faith & Service, and Community News sections to help you plan your month.
Read the December 2023 Issue of The News
Tampa Airport’s Phase 1 Completed
Tampa Airport’s Phase 1 CompletedBy Kai Rambow After more than two years, major improvements at the Tampa airport are open. SkyConnect is a monorail type train running from the main terminal to economy parking and then to the new car rental center.A car...
Heart & Mind Health as We Age
Heart & Mind Health as We AgeLunch & Learn Health Symposiums for Sun City Center Residents The Emergency Squad, in conjunction with Sun Towers, and the Sun City Center Men’s Club, is co-sponsoring a health symposium for residents. The topics will...
FunFest 2019: SCC Celebrates Spring
FunFest 2019: SCC Celebrates Spring By Diane M. Loeffler We were all nervously watching the sky on March 16. Thankfully, the early morning shower ceased well before the 9 a.m. opening ceremony, and the rest of the day was rain free. FunFest Chairman,...
April Free Movie Matinee and Evening Showing
The United Methodist Church of Sun City Center would like to invite the community to their FREE April movie, won't you be my neighbor. Join UMC of SCC on Friday, April 12, for popcorn and a great movie, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor.” There will be two...
SCC Jazzmatazz at the Follies
Jazzmatazz, a jazz dance group in Sun City Center, will again be performing a brand-new routine for The Kings Point Follies to be held on Friday, April 5 at 7 p.m. and two shows on Saturday, April 6 at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are available at the...
Front Porch Pickers
Front Porch PickersBy Paula Lickfeldt In 2001, four men sat around Ray Kelley's kitchen table and sang for a beer. The four were, Ike McCloskey playing guitar, Ray Kelley playing dobro, Jim Kinnear playing guitar and Kenny Ward playing mandolin. The...
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