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Michael
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Blue Origin Starts 800,000sqft ‘Project Horizon’ Expansion Process
While permit documents do not explicitly state what will be built inside the 800,000-square-foot structure, filings for the "Deep South Campus" indicate the facilities will…
Get Ready for March Mulch Madness in Titusville!
If you are a City of Titusville residential water customer, this is your chance to save water, improve your curb appeal, and get a little…
Blue Origin pays $11.5 million for Cocoa site formerly used for SpaceX ‘Starship race’
Blue Origin Manufacturing LLC purchased 20 acres of heavy industrial land for $11.5 million on Feb. 17, signaling a major production expansion as the company…
Titusville Mayor Looks to Chart a New Course for City Marina, Challenging Restrictive State Lease
In a recent "Mayor Minute" video address to residents, Mayor Connors highlighted the marina as "one of our city's greatest waterfront assets" but noted that…
Florida Authorities Shutter 40 Illegal Casinos in Sweeping Multi-County Takedown
At a nondescript warehouse in Titusville, Florida law enforcement officials announced a massive, multi-county crackdown on illegal gambling operations Friday, resulting in the seizure of…
Port Orange child sex sting leads to Titusville nursing home arrest
William Wheelis was located and arrested at a Titusville nursing home following an investigation by the Port Orange Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC)…
February 24th City Council Meeting Summary
The agenda packet contains a variety of community, development, and administrative items.
Titusville to Implement Automated School Zone Speed Enforcement Feb. 25
This initiative, powered by automated camera technology, follows a recent study showing that in some areas, up to 76% of drivers exceed the speed limit…
Florida Achieves Workforce Education Milestone at Titusville High School
The announcement, held at Titusville High School, focused on the expansion of Career and Technical Education (CTE) and its role in preparing students for high-demand…
Homegrown Barn Light to Close in Titusville after 18 years
The Barn Light facility, a landmark of Titusville’s "post-shuttle" economic recovery and a symbol of American craftsmanship, will close its doors this spring.