Articles
The God Who Has Not Given Up: The Kind of God We’re Dealing With
In his Community Submission series, Tim Leffler writes about who God is: holy and just, but also near, tender, and relentlessly committed to rescue.
Celebrating Heritage and Hearts at Your Library
Chinese New Year, the African American Read-In, a Family History Fair and Heart Month programs: February at the Orange County Library System.
Will You Be My Valentine? Florida Property Tax Exemptions
The Real Estate Collection’s Valentine’s guide to Florida property tax exemptions for Windermere homeowners, from Homestead to senior, veteran and disability benefits.
Planting Purpose: Seeds of Leadership and the Quiet Work of Leading Well
Savannah Tradd on Seeds of Leadership, Windermere Police Chief David A. Ogden’s 100-day devotional on leadership as stewardship of people, purpose and character.
Hotwire Communications: The Fiber Network Built for Windermere Living
Hotwire Communications partners with HOA boards to bring fiber internet to Windermere communities, led locally by resident Joe Ferst.
Boots & Salutes Fundraiser to Support Healing Warriors Program
Windermere neighbors launch Boots & Salutes to send more military and first responder families to the Healing Warriors Program at Wind River Ranch.
2026 Real Estate Outlook: Back to Normal…ish
The Real Estate Collection expects a steadier, more seasonal 2026 housing market in Windermere, with mortgage rates easing and more homes to choose from.
Night Watch: Paloma Parlor and Windermere Brewing Brew Together
Paloma Parlor and Windermere Brewing team up on Night Watch, a dark-roast coffee beer brewed with Paloma’s signature beans, right here in Windermere.
Why We Feel the Distance: What Happened Between Us and God
Tim Leffler begins his Community Submission series with why we feel a distance from God, and the hope of a God who comes near to restore and renew.
Your Library Offers Unlimited Value in the New Year
Free language classes, digital newspapers and audiobooks, LinkedIn Learning and family programs: how your Windermere Branch library card saves money in 2026.
Seeds of Leadership: Why Goals Are Not Enough
Most New Year’s resolutions fade by February. Windermere Police Chief David A. Ogden on why lasting change starts with identity, not goals, and the WIN question.
Why Florida’s Climate Makes Mold a Big Problem
Josh Keck of ServiceMaster Restoration by Royalty explains why Florida’s humidity makes mold spread fast, the health and property risks, and why professional remediation matters.
Charities for Vets: Honoring Service with Stewardship
Founded in Dr. Phillips, Charities for Vets rates veteran charities nationwide so neighbors can give with confidence. Its founders take no salaries.
Meet the New Manager of Windermere Branch
Meet Brittany Laur, the new manager of the Windermere Branch library, and learn about Macaroni Mania, local history books and more.
Made for More: Why Our Hearts Keep Searching
Tim Leffler of the West Orange Dream Center on the longing we all feel for something more, and what Christmas says about the God who moves toward us.
A Season of Light in Windermere
The Real Estate Collection reflects on the holiday glow of Windermere, from the boat parade on Lake Butler to neighbors who choose to stay and grow with the town.
Introducing Our Photographer: Mike Kleinfelt
Meet Mike Kleinfelt of Windermere Photography, the decorated law enforcement officer whose camera brings our feature families to life every month.
Seeds of Leadership: Perspective Through the Ranks
Chief David A. Ogden on why rising through the ranks broadens a leader’s perspective, and why consistency and character matter more than authority.