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More than 100 years ago, a prediction from inventor and scientist Thomas Edison was printed in newspapers across the country.  “The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will instruct his patient in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause and prevention of disease,” Edison said in 1902.

Bill Sharon is 76 years old but he still remembers so many moments from his days serving in Vietnam.

The Sertoma Family Fishing Rodeo that took place June 10 and June 11 at Gulf Breeze Shoreline Park turned out to be a success, with a record number of fish weighing in at a combined total weight of 305 pounds.

Federal waters have been opened up to recreational fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico for a longer period of time thanks to the joint efforts of the United States Department of Commerce and the five Gulf states.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina – For the first time in history, members from another service spent three months in Marine Special Operations Command’s Individual Training Course, with one goal in mind: learn how to lead a joint ground force.

Like a muscle, the brain grows stronger as you use it. That’s the concept of the mental gym, which suggests you treat a “brain workout” just as seriously as you would a workout at the gym. That means employing the same intensity, discipline and the same process of stepping outside your comfort zone to get results. How can you get a good mental workout?

A while back my husband asked me if he had “dad bod.” What? Of course, my instinct was to say no because he’s in pretty good shape and, well, that kind of sounded like the male equivalent of the question “Does this dress make me look fat?”

The failure of Holley-Navarre Water System to stay within its state-approved standard for disposing of treated wastewater is partly the fault of some homeowners who are improperly channeling stormwater  into sewers, according to the utility board’s president, Bien May.

Shaking off the grip of a rumor is easier said than done. Savannah West knows that as well as anyone.

Tallahassee – During a meeting of the Florida Cabinet, Governor Rick Scott recognized seven outstanding educators with the Governor’s Shine Award. The Shine Award is presented to teachers and administrators in Florida who make significant contributions to the field of education. The educators honored are the 2017 District Teachers of the Year and 2018 State Teacher of the Year Finalists.