Cortney Greeson won for the third year in a row.
Babies from the Hillsborough County area get dressed up to compete in three different segments of competition.
Entries included marching bands, local businesses, royalty, church groups and more.
“Team LumberJacks” won first place.
Carson Buttram won reserve grand champion.
Ellie Smith, a member of the Antioch Critters 4-H Club, exhibited the grand champion swine.
Kenzie Vasquez exhibited the grand champion and Addison O’Brien exhibited the reserve grand champion.
Tomlin Middle School won first place.
The show was presented by the East Hillsborough County School District Area 6 Art Department.
Performers will include "Ace" Jackson and the Jump Kings, Bits of Grass, and Born Lonesome.
Winning entries from students ages 6 to 17 will be on display during the 11- day event.
Both events highlight civic groups, recreational leagues, dance studios, school marching bands and many other community organizations.
Approximately 200,000 strawberry shortcakes are served annually at the Plant City event.
The advance tickets, which go on sale Thursday, are $8 for adults and $4 for children 6-12 years old.
Stingray Chevrolet has created this one-of-a-kind Corvette.
Avery Surrency was chosen first maid along with court members KellieAnne Kirkland, Brynne Murphy and Kate Turner.
More than 100 registered contestants from 5 years old to 15 years old competed in four categories according to their ages.
Registration ends Jan. 21 for the free event.
The event will take place Feb. 13-14 in order to ensure safe social distancing.
City officials want to hear from residents regarding their preferences, needs and questions ahead of the summer rollout.
The City of Plant City Parks & Recreation Department manages over 737 acres of active and passive park land.
Due to the construction of the Dog Park parking lot and bridge, the Dog Park will be closed at times from November 15 to March 15.
Due to circumstances beyond control, the Florida Strawberry Festival announced today it has decided to forgo headline entertainment.
The registration fee of $35 covers all expenses, including jersey and supplemental accident insurance.
Rafael Rivera, 67, of Plant City, claimed a $1 million top prize from The Fastest Road to $1,000,000 scratch-off game.
The entry deadline is Aug. 15, 2020
Chase Amundsen's mountain lion bow hunt will be featured on the next episode of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s TV series.
The testing will last through July 17.
Plant City Parks & Recreation is proud to serve the community and provide quality park space and programming for all people to enjoy.
AT&T* customers and FirstNet subscribers in Hillsborough, Polk and Manatee counties got a big boost in wireless connectivity.
Restricted to 50% of our normal registrations due to COVID-19 guidelines, nearly 90 of our 100 registered attendees were on site.
Four local students participated in the annual Plant City Optimist Club Oratorical Contest Feb. 17.
The Solid Waste collection schedule was impacted by the projected path of Hurricane Dorian.
Due to the heavy rain received Thursday morning and over the past few days, Mike Sansone Park and Ellis-Methvin Park will remain closed.
Due to the heavy rain, Mike Sansone Park and Ellis-Methvin Park will be closed to vehicles for the rest of Wednesday, July 24.
Funding increase includes helping grow program in Sarasota/Tampa region and expand into middle schools
A Plant City man has won $2 million in a Florida Lottery scratch-off game.
Record 1500+ participants help raise more than $7,000 for after-school program
Thanks to an office pool, a 49-year-old Plant City man is $1 million richer.
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