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There’s more than just books to be read at the Brandon Community Library this summer. Check out the free programs for kids of all ages on tap for July.
Brandon’s footprint in industrial park land was expanded by 80 acres earlier this year when ground was broken for the Rovang Industrial Park. The 80-acre development park with planned rail access, is adjacent to the Brandon and Corson development parks and the I-90 interchange.
Corporate America may have been able to take the girl out of the editor’s chair, but what they couldn’t do was take the editor out of the girl … at least not this girl … and not here in Brandon. I guess you could say that I’m the editor who wouldn’t go away, better yet, who’s not going away.
A Brandon woman determined to feed her family with healthy, locally-produced foods is leading the charge to allow backyard chickens in the city limits.
When 17-year-old Madison Lee woke up on the morning of April 20, little did she know that her day was going to be a bit more exciting than other days the Brandon Valley High junior has experienced.
With three days left in the principal’s chair at Robert Bennis Elementary, the walls in Karen Heyden’s office are still decorated with memorabilia from her 20-year career with the Brandon Valley School District.
