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The Town That Disney Built. A new documentary film about Celebration, FL. The DVD is now available to buy online here. I think the time is right to produce a film that celebrates and honors our community, and to do so we need the help of residents, old and new, to give their time and contribute to this project. We are happy to announce that The Town That Disney Built. Is now finished and available to buy online! The Fruit Shake Theme.
Phantom still raises hackles after 50 years. The Dallas Morning News - August 18, 1996. TEXARKANA - Old hands still talk about the story filed by an International News Service correspondent back in 1946. I have arrived in Texarkana, the home of the Phantom Slayer. I have just talked with a newspaperman named Graves. I am quartered at the Grim Hotel, and the hair is rising on my neck . But long after his spree ended, he continued to scare folks spitless.
In 1962 a trash fire ignited a seam of anthracite coal beneath Centralia, Pennsylvania, a once thriving mining town of over 1600 people. In 1962, a trash fire ignited a seam of anthracite coal beneath Centralia, Pennsylvania, a once thriving mining town of over 1600 people. On The Town that Was. 2015 The Town That Was.
The Town Tribune is The Town Schools student newspaper. Students have the opportunity to write articles on topics that matter to them. The mission of The Town Tribune is to give children the freedom, and happiness of being able to write freely and joyfully. We hope to foster the basic skills of fact, justice, and power, as students share the news with the Town Community.