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-- Parcel 272809-822000-080303. The 0.46-acre lot is on Rose Street. The minimum bid is $5,000, marked down from $11,000. -- Parcel 272809-822000-040302. The 0.47-acre lot is at the southwest corner of Monroe Lane and Detour Road. The minimum bid is $5,000, marked down from $11,138. -- Parcel 272809-822000-060103. The 0.34-acre lot is at the northeast corner of Church Street and Pearl Street. The minimum bid is $2,500, marked down from $8,250.

\"We asked what we could do to make a difference in the industry,\" [Jackson] said. \"We need graduates who can work, lead and provide companies with something different.\" \"I think everybody knows that agriculture and Frostproof go hand in hand,\" [Michael Hutto] said. \"We're one of the largest citrus producing cities in the county, if not the best. I also think the agriculture programs at the high school and college level teaches our kids responsibility and hard work.\" \"If you've ever been to Frostproof High School, you know our classes aren't very big,\" Jackson said. \"To have 12 of them come through Warner's program in the last three years is a big number. It's the largest number we've had from any community.\"

\"The only physical, paper applications we're accepting are for VE (varying exceptionalities) classes,\" said Damien Moses, Bok Academy's principal. -- Edward W. Bok Academy, 13901 U.S. 27 S., Lake Wales, 863-6381010. Moses said it is important for all parents to get the applications in on time because \"if they don't, they get put on the waiting list.\"

City Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution to recommend an increase of county funding for libraries at Tuesday night's meeting. \"I've been pushing for more money for libraries for probably a couple of years,\" Mayor Gene Fultz said. \"The mayors' roundtables that I go to, I've been sitting there and they probably want to slap my face because I push so hard.\" -- Lance Ferguson can be reached at lance.ferguson@theledger.com or 863-401-6962. Follow @Lance_Ferguson on Twitter.

In the past fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30, 2014, $3.62 million was distributed it to the 17 public libraries in Polk, said Randy Hunt, assistant tax collector and chief financial officer for the Polk County Tax Collector's Office. \"At least half of the uses the library gets are county residents, not city,\" City Manager Ken Fields said. \"The amount we get for the county doesn't come close to what the library needs to cover the costs.\"

The vehicles being leased are four 2016 Chevrolet Impala marked police cars, three 2016 Ford Interceptor Utility unmarked police cars, one 2016 Ford Interceptor Utility marked K9 police car, one 2016 HME Aherns Fox Mini Evo Quick Attack Pumper and one 2016 Ford Interceptor Utility unmarked fire vehicle. Commissioners also approved leasing five 2016 Ford F150s, one 2016 Ford Transit passenger van, and one 2016 Ford Escape for public services. Those vehicles cost $174,429.

Guest speakers scheduled to speak at the event include Matthew Luhn, an animator and story supervisor at Pixar Animation Studios; Stephan Campbell, a camera operator for \"The Walking Dead\" on AMC; and Jordan Reddout, a graduate of Lois Cowles Harrison Center for the Visual and Performing Arts and Harvard University. Reddout now works as a writer for ABC's \"The Muppets.\" \"What really is behind our growth is our commitment to the stories we tell,\" O'Brien said. \"We are very story-centric in the film program here at Southeastern. That means we believe stories to be the currency by which all of us interact with each other.\"

\"The most challenging part of this process has been finding money,\" he said. \"Part of that is because I'm a first-time director. I have no full, feature-length film that I can show people.\" \"The crew is not a problem,\" O'[Brien] said. \"For what we're trying to do, there are plenty of good production crews. \"As for the casting, we're going to try to get one or two actors from (Los Angeles) but most of them are going to be local hires. Hopefully we'll find some amazing talent because it's here, we just have to find them.\"

A: That was scary. We don't get to see the judges before the show so the first time I actually go to see Norm Macdonald, Keenen Ivory Wayans and Roseanne Barr was when I walked out on stage. So the first thing I did was think, \"Oh my God I'm star struck, now I have to do my job.\" It was a weird clash of like, \"This is so exciting,\" and \"Compose yourself, you don't get to actually talk to them.\" I did like it though. If I ever ran into them on the street there's no way they'd want me to tell them a joke. A: That's kind of how I started, doing jokes like that, but as I've done comedy, I've done more stories or even singing and off the cuff stuff. I've evolved to doing more than just that but when it comes to TV, that stuff just plays so well and it's so easy to time your set that just telling a bunch of one-liners just makes for a good showcase. You can fit in more jokes and pack more of a punch than just telling one or two stories. In an actual show it will be less one-liners but still a bunch of them. A: It opens up a lot of doors, you get more attention, you also have this sweet credit so you can get paid more on the road. But you just have a whole lot more fans and friends. Like I've got so many more Twitter followers and Facebook followers. The other day I posted, \"Does anyone have any cat photos to share with me?\" I just wanted to see some cats and I got like 50 different cat pictures. I was like, \"This is awesome.\"

\"It definitely makes it more fun,\" [Joanne Pistorius] said. \"The spectators really enjoy seeing the vintage clothing matched to the cars. Because they have such a wide variety of cars, you get to see vintage clothing from the teens, all the way up to the '60s and '70s.\"