Orlando Weekly
The convention originated as a bookworm and film fanatic haven for Harry Potter enthusiasts, but has grown to encompass more than the wizarding world, hosting five conventions on two continents in the past six years.
Read MoreFather sings for his daughter's life →
College Park Community Paper
For several months the Chapins were in the dark with no hope — searching for answers to help their firstborn daughter, Blair.
Read MoreMedical nonprofit graces patients →
College Park Community Paper
From painted walls to x-rays, from compressors to over-the-counter medication, every artifact within the space was donated; every artifact has a story.
Read MoreGuitar gurus celebrate long-standing business →
College Park Community Paper
Over 20 years later, the guitar connoisseurs are still repairing string instruments and have over 500 handmade guitars to their credit.
Read MoreNet Conversion’s Vertolli and Fitzgerald go from co-workers to co-founders →
Orlando Business Journal
Leaving executive positions at Universal Orlando Resort could be deemed a bad career move, but for Frank Vertolli and Ryan Fitzgerald, resigning from corporate America was the best decision they ever made.
Read MoreIntelligent Decisions reveals latest technologies →
Orlando Business Journal
Intelligent Decisions Inc., an Ashburn, Va.-based high-tech firm which last year moved its Orlando operations into a new building in Central Florida.
Read MoreCalvet Couture brings international bridal market to Orlando →
Orlando Business Journal
Event planner-turned-boutique owner Alexandra Calvet always envisioned offering an intimate, international experience to local brides.
Read MoreDr. Nayana Vyas’ trek toward success as a businesswoman →
Orlando Business Journal
Vyas, the keynote speaker for the Seminole County Regional Chamber of Commerce's Professional Women’s Quarterly Luncheon on June 20, at one time in her life found herself as a woman without a country, a political refugee and an immigrant to the United States.
Read MoreTwin Peaks makes its debut in Central Florida →
Orlando Business Journal
Florida’s first Twin Peaks restaurant and sports bar made its debut Tuesday night in Orlando.
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