...building intended to accommodate broadcasting facilities, offices, retail businesses, and other commercial tenants.
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...t the region's history, cities, communities, landmarks, attractions, local businesses, and other things that make Central Florida a great place to live and visit
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...region, communities formed around farms, transportation routes, and local businesses.
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The highway also made it easier for businesses to reach customers, suppliers, and employees across a larger geographic are
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New subdivisions and businesses expanded the city's developed area. Roads, commercial buildings, and public
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...se additions encouraged longer stays and increased opportunities for local businesses to serve visitors.
...e special district responsible for public services on Disney property. The former Reedy Creek Improvement District was renamed the Central Florida Tourism Ov
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...ants, hospitality, healthcare, education, professional services, and small businesses. Its downtown shopping and dining district attracts residents and visitors
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...repreneur who became wealthy through direct-sales and multilevel-marketing businesses. Born in South Carolina in 1934, Turner later moved into sales and establis
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...lied heavily on agriculture, cattle ranching, and transportation. Downtown businesses served farmers, ranchers, railroad passengers, and residents of the surroun
...ly 20th century. Electricity, schools, civic organizations, and commercial businesses supported a growing community. The Kissimmee Chamber of Commerce was establ
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...te 1941, with construction continuing into 1942 and 1943. Local residents, businesses, and civic organizations contributed materials, labor, and financial suppor
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...Orlando area in 1967 and recognized the potential for family entertainment businesses as Central Florida entered a period of tremendous growth.
...00 remains a cherished childhood memory and an example of the family-owned businesses that helped shape Central Florida's identity.
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...ng mall, Flea World consisted of hundreds of independently operated vendor businesses. The variety of merchandise made it possible for visitors to spend hours ex
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