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Coral Reef High School senior Cody Knecht plans to attend the University of Florida in the fall to study biology. Once he completes his degree, he hopes to move on to med school. “My goal is to become a plastic surgeon,” he says. He has a specific reason for choosing plastic surgery. Growing up, he

Getting your kids involved early in public discourse and service is good for the Earth, and Business. South Florida, the land of eternal summer and flip-flops (or chancletas), where the sun meets the sea, and the Everglades tell tales of resilience, there lies a treasure trove of environmental wonders—and challenges. With its unique ecosystem and

“90% of success in life is just showing up.” ― Woody Allen But what happens when you don’t? It’s one of the least discussed, argued, and politicized issues in education. It has been labeled a hidden educational crisis. Absenteeism has nearly doubled since the pandemic, and it’s not the case for the neighborhood truant officer.

Jazz, Short Play Reading, Candlelight, Macramé, and more at Pinecrest Gardens Visit Pinecrest Gardens this month and explore our cozy nature paths, vistas and entertaining programming. HIGHLIGHTS THIS BIWEEK: SIPS & SHORTS: LATE BLOOMERS THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Pinecrest Gardens welcomes City Theatre to Art in the Gardens for a Sips &

South Florida is fortunate to have non-profit groups providing critical programs and raising funds to deliver services and create awareness for important issues. The CEO of Camillus House, Hilda Fernandez, who was a recent guest on my Gloria’s Gab LIVE show, leads a team of people providing resources for the homeless, like a free meal

The Thompson Warriors had to come from behind to do it, but they took another win over a county foe as they overcame a 3-0 first-inning deficit to beat the Spain Park Jaguars 9-4 on Thursday, April 4 at Spain Park High School.

The Pelham Panthers got to work early and pulled away for the win as they defeated the Pleasant Grove Spartans 9-1 on Thursday, April 4 at Pleasant Grove High School.

The Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) has suspended the license for Tender Years Preschool & Nursery following the death of an infant who was in their care.According to a post by Jean Hackney Gray within the daycare’s Facebook group, there is a letter on the door stating that DHR “has SUSPENDED (sic) the license issued to Tender Years located at 1001 Maria Avenue, Demopolis, AL 36732. This suspension is necessary due to imminent danger to the health and safety of the children. ...

He meant to tell a story. That’s how Chris Lunsford, or Oliver Anthony as he’s better known, sees this new project.

Another terror leader bites the dust.