Category: Orlando Voice Editorials

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

Hey Orlando, are you fed up with news that feels like it’s been filtered through a corporate machine? Tired of headlines that miss the mark on what really matters to our city? I’m Ted Bogert, Editor of the Orlando Voice, and I’m here to invite you to something extraordinary: the world’s first decentralized newspaper, built Read more

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