Author: Trevor Honohan

Credit given to Claude Smith The business licensing office in Orlando has become a source of frustration for many entrepreneurs, characterized by inefficiencies and weak online support. As aspiring business owners seek to navigate the complex landscape of regulations, they are often met with a series of systemic challenges that hinder their progress. At the Read more

 A Deeply Troubling Breach of Trust: The USAID Contract Scandal In an alarming revelation spanning nearly a decade, a significant corruption scandal has come to light involving USAID contracts awarded to Apprio and Vistant, amounting to over $550 million in federal funding. The details of this case expose not just individual wrongdoing, but a systemic Read more

Orlando’s new Dignity Bus program is winning headlines—and it should. Who doesn’t support the idea of giving people experiencing homelessness a clean, safe place to sleep? But here’s what should stop us in our tracks: Vero Beach runs the same type of bus for $100,000 a year. Orlando’s price tag? $1 million. That’s not just a rounding error—that’s a policy iceberg. When Read more

The poor condition of West Central Boulevard between Westmoreland Drive and Orange Blossom Trail (OBT) in Orlando, Florida, is likely a combination of historical infrastructure issues, heavy traffic, and deferred maintenance, though no definitive evidence points to a specific conspiracy or hidden city plan. Here’s a breakdown of the situation based on available information and Read more