Woman turns pandemic into puzzle time
The beginning work of a puzzle is laid out on sheet of cardboard on the counter, while other pieces, separated by color, are on a tray set out on the couch.
This is puzzle No. 130 for those keeping count, the latest challenge Clem Velutto has set out to conquer.
It’s time for red snapper season
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SOS: Baby formula needed for 97 possums at wildlife refuge
As mothers go, possums probably wouldn’t win any awards.
Baby possums ride on their mothers, but if one falls off, mom just keeps going.
That’s likely what happened to a young possum found in a basket of dirty laundry in a Fort Walton Beach garage last week.
Survivors of sexual assault offered hope
College basketball player is on a mission to promote diversity in the great outdoors
Eddie Gill IV had a lot of time to think during the shutdown last year that stemmed from the COVID-19 pandemic. What came to mind was an idea to take a boating trip to help promote outdoor opportunities for everyone regardless of race or color of skin.
Nearly a year later, the son of former NBA player Eddie Gill III, has seen his idea become a plan that is about to be put into motion.
Making a difference one bed at a time
Keller Williams spent its Red Day building bunk beds for nonprofit Sleep in Heavenly Peace.
The realty company had roughly 40 employees working on that project Thursday during its annual day of service.