Development

The library will fully close for the construction of new bathrooms, an updated layout, and new fixtures.
If we had the power to instantly finish a local infrastructure or development project, which project would we choose?
Become a development terminology expert faster than you can say “Special use permit for a mixed-use zone.”
Would you rather see a fully-enclosed dog park, pod swings, or giant chess in our town square? The city is still taking input — keep reading for renderings.
Get an inside glimpse at downtown Lakeland’s newest coworking space.
With so many updates on the horizon, how can you be active in your community?
Plans have been released for a multi-use residential and retail space on the former Oak Street lot.
Get ready for the new museum to open by reading up on its features, resources, and membership details.
Check out these local small businesses opening storefronts at the new coffee shop and artisan marketplace.
Real estate experts explain what Lakeland home buyers should know and predict whether we’ll see prices continue to rise in 2022.
Phase Two of the SunTrax vehicle testing site completed in June 2023.
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Halloween lovers and scaredy-cats alike will find something to enjoy at this popular Plant City attraction.
Hit the courts and grab a bite at this development, helmed by local entrepreneurs and pickleball fanatics.
The City of Lakeland has finalized its 2026 budget before the next fiscal year begins — let’s take a look at the $815 million bottom line.
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From coffee to baked goods to cocktails, there’s a pumpkin spice or fall-flavored treat for everyone in Lakeland to enjoy this fall.