Oviedo

Oviedo’s St. Luke’s Church talks with County about possible future expansion

By Abe Aboraya ● News ● January 7, 2026

‘Lord willing, St. Luke’s will continue to grow,’ admin says of Oviedo area church’s potential expansion plans.

Oviedo to keep ‘junk fee’ and continue partnership with Chamber of Commerce

By Sofia Sutter ● Oviedo ● January 7, 2026

The Oviedo City Council briefly talked about the possibility of ending business fees, but ended without a vote.

A look back five years later, how Greater Oviedo and Winter Springs found community during and after COVID-19

By Felix Rodriguez ● News ● January 7, 2026

An Oviedo run club, born out of pandemic, still going strong as others used fitness journeys to escape the lows of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Oviedo Starbucks baristas say they’re on strike for a living wage

By Megan Stokes ● News ● December 17, 2025

Local Starbucks Union spokespeople say most employees who work at the Oviedo Starbucks cannot afford to live in the city. And they’ve gone on strike to draw attention to their wages.

East Magnolia Street bridge could begin $1M repairs next month

By Sofia Sutter ● News ● December 17, 2025

Over $1 million will be paid by the city to repair East Magnolia Street following damage from Hurricane Ian. It’s an issue residents have asked about for years.

Amid the holiday hustle, Oviedo celebrates with a 15-minute party

By Isaac Benjamin Babcock ● News ● December 17, 2025

“I’ve never been kicked out of a holiday party quite the same,” Paul Sladek said of what might be the shortest holiday party in Oviedo.

Oviedo’s Lawton House undergoes updates to potentially host community events

By Sofia Sutter ● News ● December 10, 2025

The Lawton House in Oviedo could be getting internal changes to feel more like a century home than just a museum. 

Oviedo blocks townhomes in effort to prevent piecemeal development

By Sofia Sutter ● News ● December 3, 2025

Oviedo Council attempts to balance future development and present neighborhood character by stopping specific type of townhome development.

Oviedo looks to raise development fees to ‘highest amount’ to pay for city’s growth

By Isaac Benjamin Babcock ● News ● November 24, 2025

Backyard cottages get a boost as Oviedo braces for 5,000 more residents in 10 years as city seeks to raise development fees.