CVE Reporter Goes Year-Round With First-Ever Summer Edition

For the first time in its decades of history, the CVE Reporter is proud to announce that we are now publishing 12 months out of the year—marking a major milestone in the evolution of both the paper and the community it serves. This very issue is our inaugural summer edition for the month of July, and it will be followed by additional summer editions in August and September.

Until now, the CVE Reporter traditionally printed from October through June, taking a break during the summer months when many residents historically returned to their northern homes. But times have changed and so has Century Village East.

Since this is our first summer edition, many residents were not aware we were now printing during the summer and did not submit the usual amount of resident content.  We encourage you to continue to send us the latest on your news, your clubs, your buildings, and more!  We have been your community newspaper for decades, and our mission remains to make sure your important happenings are printed.

The village is a community where more residents are choosing to live year-round. The growing population of full-time residents has led to more activity, more engagement—and more news to cover—all 12 months of the year. In response to that resident demand and in line with our mission to keep the community informed, the CVE Reporter will now publish every month, without pause.

This expansion reflects more than just a shift in publishing. It signals the ongoing transformation of CVE itself. With more residents staying through the summer and a more active calendar of events, governance, and improvements continuing well into the off-season, there is simply no such thing as a “quiet” time of year anymore. We are committed to making sure that you, the residents—whether longtime Floridians or newly year-round—have access to timely, trustworthy information every single month.

The CVE Reporter remains the only official newspaper of Century Village East, recognized by all three organizations that govern life in the village: CVE Master Management, CenClub, and COOCVE. For decades, this paper has been the trusted source of official news, critical updates, and community stories.

As we turn the page on this new chapter, we thank you—our readers and neighbors—for your continued support. This summer we remain committed to reporting the stories that matter most to you. Welcome to our July issue, the first of many summer editions to come.