The Lakeland Civic Center became The Lakeland Center in 1996. Twenty-one years later, The Lakeland Center has become the RP Funding Center.

The city first sold the naming rights to RP Funding through the Lakeland Magic's G-League team in 2017. Sherrouse said RP Funding would pay approximately $350,000 to The Magic, of which $150,000 ...

Lakeland officials have been asked to consider giving $300,000 to help launch a local senior center next year. Carole Philipson approached city commissioners on Monday afternoon asking the City of ...

The storm damaged Tigertown and the RP Funding Center, flooded and wrecked parts of Lakeland Linder airport, ... In Lakeland city limits, Milton damaged 900 buildings, destroyed 27.

The place to go for concerts back in the ’70s was the Lakeland Civic Center. Sadly, it was there that I saw Styx, later realizing this was a truly dismal band destined for the dustbin of rock ...

On the heels of its busy 2022-23 season, the Lakeland Civic Orchestra is tuning up and inviting new members to join for the 2023-24 season. According to officials, the ensemble is specifically seek… ...

LAKELAND, Fla. (WFLA) – Marijuana laws are changing around the country, and Lakeland city commissioners came close to joining the movement Wednesday night. Commissioners heard from experts on ...

Lakeland city commissioners voted 5-to-1 at a meeting Tuesday morning to approve a contract with Orlando-based Summit Broadband Inc. that will create a private-public service for broadband.

Neighbors who live near the St. Croix Business Center in Lakeland are protesting plans to expand the center, saying it would dramatically change the use of the property. The business center ...

Story by Lakeland Ledger • 1w. CareerSource Polk will host the Fall Veteran and Community Job Fair on Nov. 14 at the Bartow Civic Center, 2250 S. Floral Ave.

Adam Guettel, co-author of ‘The Light in the Piazza,’ comes to writing musicals from a strong hereditary background. His grandfather is Richard Rogers, one of the ‘fathers’ … ...

An estimated 10,000 arrived to see Carter at the Lakeland Civic Center on Oct. 31, 1980, just four days before the presidential election.