by Chuck Seaver, South Lake Tablet
Maycee Lowe is a homegrown Clermont native who has been a member of the Clermont Police Department (CPD) in one way or another since her late teen years. Starting as a police cadet, Maycee...
Guru Indian Restaurant is now celebrating 10 wonderful years here in Clermont. Guru offers you a unique local experience in top-quality gourmet Indian dining. Guru Indian Restaurant was founded in 2014 by Master Chef Uday Kadam in Clermont after...
On Saturday, September 21, the South Lake Chamber of Commerce and the City of Clermont hosted the annual Sips and Salsa Festival at Waterfront Park. The vibrant event offered attendees a delightful fusion of music, dance, and culinary experiences,...
Joe Holt and LouEllen Combs recently embarked on an exciting journey to Dublin, Ireland, for the much-anticipated FSU vs. Georgia Tech game. LouEllen, an enthusiastic Florida State University alumnus, was pleasantly surprised to see a multitude of fellow Seminole...
By Savannah Miller, MVA Yearbook & Journalism Teacher
The Interlachen yearbook staff at Montverde Academy is thrilled to announce that their latest edition, titled What Makes Us, has received the esteemed “All-Florida” ranking from the Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA). This...
by Chuck Seaver, South Lake Tablet
The 34th Annual Teacher’s Appreciation Breakfast was held on August 6th at the Wesley Center of Living Hope Church, 715 West Juniata Street, Clermont. The annual event, hosted by the South Lake Chamber of...
Each year hurricane season begins on June 1st and lasts 5 months, with storms typically peaking in August and September. As with every hurricane season regardless of forecast, knowing the essentials of how to prepare could truly be a...
By Chuck Seaver, South Lake Tablet
The Clermont Police Department hosted its 3rd annual Youth Summer Basketball Camp the week of July 8th at the Aurelia M. Cole Academy, Clermont. The free annual event that includes two age groups, 8-11...
At Clermont's Artwalk in historic downtown Clermont visitors can view a new mural, thanks to the support of Lakeridge Winery. This project will beautify the art walk landscape and foster community spirit through creativity and interaction.
Set against the backdrop...
by Jimmy Crawford, Esq. Contributing Writer
Yes, soup can save America. America is suffering from an epidemic of divisiveness – we see it every day in the news, in politics, in everyday life. Republicans fight Democrats, Democrats fight Republicans, heck,...
Alle Kramer, a nursing student, has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship by Beta Theta-ESA to further her studies at Lake Sumter State College, School of Nursing. This scholarship acknowledges Alle's hard work, commitment, and passion for nursing, helping provide...
The Beta Theta (ESA) Zeus Award is a significant honor that members of Beta Theta bestow on an individual who has made exceptional contributions to its group.
Joe Holt recently received the 2024 Zeus Award in acknowledgment of his outstanding...
New Beginnings of Central Florida:
Pause for a moment and ponder: What does volunteerism mean to you? Is it giving back, lending a hand, or simply being there for others in
need? Donating your time and talents? At New Beginnings, volunteerism...
Article, Photo, and Video by Patrick Delaney
The woodlands of Hiawatha Preserve have some new residents. Amidst the foliage of Hiawatha Preserve, the Red-Headed Woodpeckers, known for their bright crimson head, stark black-and-white body, and unique behaviors, are calling the...
Beta Theta ESA recently contributed a check to the South Lake Chamber of Commerce in support of the Teacher Appreciation Event which will be held for South Lake's High School, Middle School and Private School Teachers on August 7...
Every business, industry, school and citizen can make a difference when itcomes to conserving water thus promoting a healthy economy and community.
Water is a basic and essential need of every living creature. The City of Clermont and the State...
Chuck Seaver, South Lake Tablet
Members of the Clermont Police and Fire Departments, along with the Lake County Sheriff’s Office and Florida Highway Patrol came together on Tuesday, April 23rd to participate in the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for...
Article and Photos by Ted Luebbers
Luke Nunez recently passed his check ride and received his Private Pilot’s License from the Federal Aviation Administration.
Luke has been involved with the Experimental Aviation Association Mid Florida Chapter 534 for four years.
While a...
by Chuck Seaver, SOUTH LAKE TABLET
Kehlor Park, 466 West Minneola Avenue, Clermont has a long, enduring history from its first beginnings in 1918 when the property was donated by Lamira Kehlor. Mrs. Kehlor was the widow of millionaire James...
Michelle Delaney, SOUTH LAKE TABLET
(EDITORIAL) In a world fixated on youth and vitality, let's think about a refreshing perspective on the value of age and the richness of experience that comes with age.
Society tends to marginalize older individuals. No...
With a career spanning over four decades, Clermont Assistant Fire Chief Kathy Johnston exemplifies the epitome of dedication, leadership, and trailblazing spirit. As she bids farewell to the Clermont Fire Department, her impact and legacy are celebrated.
Johnston began her...
by Chuck Seaver, SOUTH LAKE TABLET
Caponi’s Cannolis School of the Arts is a successful dream of Angelo and Jennifer Caponi. A husband-and-wife team that in 2005 had a vision of bringing the assistance of inter-disciplinary assistance to children in...
by Chuck Seaver, South Lake Tablet
Clermont remained a sleepy little town in 1952 with plenty of available vacant land that led some to dream big and sharpen their entrepreneurial abilities. Dreams became reality for A.W. Thacker when he purchased...
On Thursday, January 4, Amore Italian Ristorante celebrated its 1st anniversary. The festivities began with a ribbon-cutting ceremony officiated by the South Lake Chamber of Commerce.
As a token of appreciation to the community, owners Julian and Alda Serjani served...
From the moment Portillo's opened its doors, the line has extended out the door showcasing the town's eagerness to indulge in the hot dog/hamburger haven. The ample parking space makes the experience more accessible, and despite the lengthy queue,...
Submitted by Nichole Smith, Montverde Academy
Iain Plank, Class of 2023 alum, has returned to campus to volunteer his time with EA Sports Gaming at Montverde Academy. When he was a student at MVA, he was a member of the...
Loneliness can affect people of every age but for the elderly, it is more apparent with, perhaps, the loss of a spouse or a close friend.
Below are positive ways you can overcome loneliness.
Article by DAN SMITH, SeniorLivingRetirement.com
ON OVERCOMING...
by Chuck Seaver, South Lake Tablet
Two historical structures located at the Clermont Historic Village, 490 West Avenue, Clermont received some much-needed repairs recently with new roofs.
The original Cooper Memorial Library, a wooden structure built in 1914 and once located...
Submitted by Bob Farrell
On May 5th, the VFW Post #5277 and Auxiliary members donated food to two schools in Clermont for the “VFW Still Serving” program which continued through May 31st.
Accepting the food at the Sawgrass Bay Elementary School...
Members of Beta Theta-ESA visited Building Blocks Ministries to present a check to Dr. Paula Whetro, Executive Director.
"The visit to Building Blocks Ministries was warm and welcoming and the kids were awesome. I have presented a lot of checks...
by Chuck Seaver, The South Lake Tablet
The Spanish, stucco-style structure located at 659 West Juniata Street in Clermont has a long and transitional history in its ninety-eight-year-old existence. A history that began as a home and has paved its...
By Marty Proctor, South Lake Tablet
Banks Helfrich, a recent contender for the Florida House of Representative, is a very interesting person and The South Lake Tablet asked the Clermont resident to give us a glimpse into his life. It's quite...