r/sebring • u/b0b-swarley-m0n • Oct 02 '26
r/sebring • u/iceterminal • Jul 05 '26
Florida
There are a lot of reasons to love this place.
r/sebring • u/FewMemory4225 • Oct 11 '26
Any outdoor enthusiasts?
Hello all, I'm wondering if there are any outdoor groups or individuals around here? Not too familiar with Reddit or the area but I'm hoping to find people who enjoy hiking, fishing, biking, rollerblading, kayaking etc. any fitness level/age/gender is fine, I'm just looking for like minded people who might get out more if they have friends to accompany them. Any suggestions or recommendations are welcome, even if it's just a park/preserve for me to explore. Thanks in advance, have a great day 😁
r/sebring • u/BadWolf_Corporation • Jun 24 '26
If you're serious about bringing this subreddit back...
You're going to need more car washes and self storage units, lol.
Welcome back.
r/sebring • u/iceterminal • Sep 09 '26
Sebring Iceberg Cafe Coming Soon
Across the street from the high school.
r/sebring • u/2oceans1 • Mar 28 '21
Sebring 2021 12Hour Race. A Fantastic event. I took over 600 pictures. Enjoy. Let me know if you want to see more.
r/sebring • u/iceterminal • Sep 21 '26
Sebring Lakeshore Mall
Just saw that the Lakeshore Mall has new owners and, of course, they're trying to get new businesses in with favorable leases.
My question is, is saving the mall feasible? I mean, with the heat and humidity in the summer time I can see people going there to shop or see a movie, etc. But for year round? But there is the few stores there that are still open, and the Rural King is there also now.
What do you think?
r/sebring • u/ModelManFrank • Aug 05 '26
The Sad Saga of the Sebring B-737.
r/sebring • u/iceterminal • Aug 23 '26
Spring Lake Spring Lake
We may not have beaches, high rises, or oceans. But we do have our own kind of beauty right in our own back yards.
r/sebring • u/iceterminal • Aug 07 '26
Sebring BJ's Wholesale
Plans are officially in motion for BJ’s Wholesale Club. They have submitted a site plan to the City of Sebring for a massive 106,370-square-foot warehouse club.
Where: On U.S. 27, north of Keiber Boulevard (behind Denny's and north of the Holiday Inn Express). A new traffic light is planned for the intersection to handle the crowds.
Also included will be three highway-frontage commercial parcels (ranging from 1.26 to 1.62 acres) up for lease.
City officials confirm the project is in the formal departmental review and permitting phase. No tenants have been officially named for the three extra parcels just yet!
r/sebring • u/ModelManFrank • Jun 30 '26
Love Cody’s Carrot Cake
My Wife and I like Cody’s. The atmosphere is nice and the waitress and staff are nice also.
r/sebring • u/RuckySevens • Nov 05 '21
New in the area, looking for places to meet people do different activities.
Hey, I'm in my late 20s, just moved here from new york for about a year.
Are there any places around for the younger crowd in the area to meet other people?
thanks
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