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Destin resident and Army veteran Geoff Speyrer completed a grueling 24-hour athletic challenge and raised $12,000 for Healing Paws for Warriors.

by   Destin resident and Army veteran Geoff Speyrer completed a grueling 24-hour physical challenge to raise awareness and money for veteran suicide prevention. (Healing Paws for Warriors, Inc. Facebook) DESTIN, Fla. (Tribune News Service) — For the second year in a row, Destin resident and Army veteran Geoff Speyrer completed a grueling 24-hour physical challenge to raise awareness and money for veteran suicide prevention. The event is called SET 22, with the SET standing for strength, endurance, and training. Speyrer said the 22 refers to the number of veterans who take their lives every...

That was the question facing detectives after the manager of a multimillion-dollar farm was killed in an explosion. the moore family had been rooted on their land for generations. but an investigation revealed volatile relationships and a deep-seated family feud that had been simmering for decades. now police wanted to know, were the rumors just town gossip or did jealousy lead to murder? here's keith morrison. >> there is an eden in the american west. a wide flat earthen cornucopia whose bounty daily fills the bellies of millions, whose great farms employ legions of workers, and enriched with...

American west. a wide flat earth en cornucopia whose bounty daily fills the bellies of millions. whose great farms employ legions of workers and enriched with their profits families that pass the land down, father to son, generation after generation. they live modestly here in california's central valley. multi-millionaires in crop dusters and battered pickup trucks, deeply conservative, self-reliant, tough enough to thrive in a dangerous business that takes guts and brains, too often lives. here among the churning, thrashing machinery the high-voltage power that helps grow the food of life, d...

That was the question facing detectives after the manager of a multimillion dollar farm was killed in an explosion. the moore family had been rooted on their land for generations. but an investigation revealed volatile relationships and a deep seeded family feud that had been simmering for decades. now, police wanted to know, were the rumors just town gossip? or did jealousy lead to murder? here's keith morrison. >> reporter: there is an eden in the american west. a wide, flat earthen cornicopia, whose bounty fills the belly of millions. great farms employ legions of workers and enrich with ...