Ben Hill Griffin, Inc., both members of the agricultural cooperative Florida's Natural. Frostproof is also home to the Historic Ramon Theater built in 1925. The theater is still in operation and hosts live music and entertainment as well as murder mystery events. Frostproof's Historic Train Depot built in 1912 has been renovated and is "Polk County's Newest Old Attraction." Media The city has a weekly newspaper, the Frostproof News. The Ledger, based in Lakeland, is the most popular daily newspaper. While there are no television stations located in Frostproof, broadcast signals from Tampa Bay and Orlando area television stations are available. Most cable and satellite providers offer Tampa Bay and Orlando area stations. One of the most notable authors in Frostproof is Bea Reifeis who has written several books on Frostproof heritage and history. These books are sold in the Frostproof Historical Museum along with the Piney Wood Rooters book. In popular culture Frostproof is mentioned in the movie Identity as the hometown of Amanda Peet's character. Frostproof is the location where Abraham Shakespeare bought a 30 Million dollar lottery ticket which tragically led to events which ended with his murder. Frostproof is mentioned in John Dos Passos novel "The 42nd Parallel", the first book in his U.S.A. (Trilogy). The mention is made during the storyline of Charley Anderson and mentions the character "Doc" whose father "had been a grapefruit grower down at Frostproof...". Transportation State Road 17 – The Scenic Highway, leading north to Lake Wales US 27 – A four-lane divided highway running north–south just west of town, also leading northward to Lake Wales, and southward to Sebring. US 98 – Running west from US 27, this road leads to Ft. Meade and eventually to Bartow and Lakeland. Southbound, it is co-signed with US 27. The Historic Downtown District runs East and West between Lake Clinch and Lake Reedy on Wall Street. Frostproof's Historic Train Depot no longer has passenger trains or freight arriving or departing; however, it is open for tours and is now the Mister Chris Coffee Gallery & Depot. And is known for being Polk County's Newest Old Attraction. Education The public schools in Frostproof are operated by the Polk County School Board. There are three schools in Frostproof: Frostproof Middle/Senior High, Frostproof Elementary and Ben Hill Griffin Elementary. The high school in Frostproof has won the state football championship three times—in 1974, 1992, and