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The last living brother who, along with his two siblings, was diagnosed with AIDS in Arcadia in the late 1980s passed away early Thursday morning.

In the late 1980s, little was known about HIV and AIDS. A Central Florida family may have moved public awareness forward after their small children contracted the disease from blood transfusions. They're looking back on their tragedy and the hope they gained for others.

Outdoor recreation is a billion-dollar industry in the state, and industry leaders have joined force

Outdoor recreation is a billion-dollar industry in the state, and industry leaders have joined force

Outdoor recreation is a billion-dollar industry in the state, and industry leaders have joined force

WBBJ TV It’s in partnership with Leaders Credit Union. Almae Chappell is a woman who knows about hard work. From raising ten children to working multiple jobs, the 89-year-old says family and work go hand in hand. It’s a lesson she says was taught by her father. “His name was Ermett Clifford Ray, but everybody called him Cliff Ray or E.C. Ray,” Chappell mentioned. In 1924, Ermett Ray along with a group of other men, started an insurance called Sand Hill Burial Association to service the...