Brian Out Loud
July is one of the slowest months in sports. The good thing is the month doesn’t last forever. The bad thing is we still have 18 days to go before it’s over.
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Retiree embraces new role as National Seashore volunteer
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Roman Stanley has found a great way to stay busy in his retirement life.
Handmade hair ties send kids to church camp
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Peytyn Culbertson, 8, is lending a hand to help local children attend Winshape Camp this summer at Coastline Calvary Church.
Out and About
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Seems like the Board of County Commissioners is finding their inner Goldilocks when it comes to land for the future courthouse. This one is too expensive, this one is free but lacks infrastructure, this one isn’t in the right place, and none of them are just right. The indecisiveness of this board would be amusing if we didn’t need a new courthouse yesterday. But you can read about it in Rob Johnson’s story on 1A. Hopefully you read it before you got to this page.
Flea Barket welcomes people, pups
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Tents — and dogs — crowded around the storefront of Pet Nation on Saturday for the inaugural Flea Barket, a pet-friendly outdoor shopping event.
Exceptional families feel acceptance
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When a child is first diagnosed with a special need, many families are overwhelmed.
Bringing home the butterflies
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There are more than 180 species of butterfly that call Florida home. Forty of those species are either unique to the state or are found almost exclusively within its borders.
Changing face of bullying
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It follows them home.
Raiders lay foundation for success during summer hoops season
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
An industrial fan set up in a doorway to the gym blows air on a muggy summer afternoon.
Three-time World Series champion manager returns to Southern League roots during all-star break
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Tony La Russa got his start as a manager in the Southern League, spending half of the 1978 season managing Knoxville, the Double-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox.