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Protecting Mount Dora
Protecting Mount Dora
What does history and change mean in 2022?
David Cohea
Oct 10, 2022
Climate Change is Climbing Mount Dora (1)
Climate Change is Climbing Mount Dora (1)
When the waters come, how high can we go?
David Cohea
Sep 30, 2017
What The Sam Hill Happened to City Hall?
What The Sam Hill Happened to City Hall?
Of legislative radicals, a zealous lawyer and the folks who work in the seat of Mount Dora government every day
David Cohea
Sep 20, 2016
Pistolville (1) Finding Pistolville
Pistolville (1) Finding Pistolville
Mount Dora once had a Pistolville. It may have just moved down the road a ways (part one of a three part-series)
David Cohea
May 7, 2016
Mount Zion Update, part 1: A Church In Need with a Yearning Pedigree
Mount Zion Update, part 1: A Church In Need with a Yearning Pedigree
After 150 years of service, is it time to retire this little old church at the entry to Mount Dora?
David Cohea
Dec 26, 2016
A History of Mount Dora’s News (1)
A History of Mount Dora’s News (1)
Mount Dora’s news for 100 years was a newspaper’s beat (what’s next?)
David Cohea
Nov 15, 2015
Mount Dora’s Chautauqua Brand
Mount Dora’s Chautauqua Brand
Trees come back into the political conversation at council’s March 15 meeting. Now more than ever we need a walk in the woods
David Cohea
Mar 15, 2016
The Live Oak Collective
The Live Oak Collective
Preserving All Our Roots For a Stronger Future
David Cohea
Oct 21, 2016
Cleaning Up the Past: An Interview with Gilbert King
Cleaning Up the Past: An Interview with Gilbert King
A Pulitzer Prize-winning book set in Lake County is spurring a growing cry for justice for four men trapped in a dark chapter of our…
David Cohea
Oct 31, 2015
Untold Stories of Mount Dora: East Town
Untold Stories of Mount Dora: East Town
What is now called the Northeast Community has for too long been sidelined from the city’s main narrative.
David Cohea
Dec 12, 2015
Heat of Darkness
Heat of Darkness
Gilbert King’s new book takes a deeper look at justice in Jim Crow Lake County
King Features Weekly
May 6, 2018
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