There is an adage that asserts you can never truly go home because nothing stays the same, everything changes.
I recently spent two weeks in my hometown visiting family, my first trip since the pandemic, and the adage was proven true, nothing was as I remembered it.
Deshaun Watson set sports social media on fire last week after it was announced his suspension this coming NFL season will last only six games.
The ruling was made by Sue Robinson, the league’s disciplinary officer, and it seems like a crazy light sentence to serve based on the accusations against one of the biggest stars in the league.
It is hard to believe that our schools will be back in session next week.
The summer just flew by for us and I’m sure it did the same for you. Kindergarten through 12th grade students go back to school on Wednesday, August 10, and their first holiday is September 5 for Labor Day.
Interviews on the radio aren’t a new thing for me. I’ve been doing them every week for close to a year now.
Yet, I was put on the spot last week when I was asked to hop on the air for a few minutes on ESPN Pensacola to talk high school sports on a day that I wasn’t expecting to do it.
In my life, butter tarts and the Bible have something in common.
What is a butter tart? A butter tart is a buttery, sugary, distinctly Canadian dessert, like a pecan pie, only better. What does a butter tart have in common with the Bible?
It’s almost impossible to understand it if you weren’t here then.
One April morning in 2010 the Gulf of Mexico exploded. Hundreds of millions of gallons of oil roared up out of an undersea volcano and smeared across 70,000 miles of ocean.
Following the 2020 Census, Florida could have secured:
Extra yearly federal funding;
An additional congressional seat; and
Reliable data to guide statewide business and economic development, workforce infrastructure, social services, and decision-making for the years to come.
