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After a massage therapist’s police report, former workers at Veterans Alternative describe unwanted advances.     Christina Brenia, Jeannine Laurence, Mariah King, Sarah Thomas and Janel Norton pose for a portrait together on Sunday, March 28, 2021. After King filed a report with New Port Richey police alleging that Veterans Alternative founder and CEO Brian Anderson touched her inappropriately, Brenia, Laurence and Thomas came forward with their own accusations against Anderson. [ IVY CEBALLO ] Published 50 minutes ago HOLIDAY — A Pasco County nonprofit created to help veter...

Three women say that while they worked at Veterans Alternative, its founder made unwanted physical contact and sexual advances. Separately, a massage therapist also filed a police report against him.

The Eklunds look back on 41 years at the Ram’s Head Inn The Ram’s Head Inn in the 1980s, the first decade under Ekland ownership. (Courtesy Photo) In 1979, six weeks after buying the Ram’s Head Inn, James and Linda Eklund opened for the season, welcoming a wave of guests eager to see what the new owners had done with the place.   The dining room was spruced up. Elegant Bentwood chairs with cane seats, hand-me-downs from the Pridwin, had been freshly re-caned.  “Guests started to fall through them,” Linda Eklund remembered. “When the first ch...

By Guy Busby BAY MINETTE – Almost seven decades after being wounded during the Korean War, veteran Bill Silcox of Robertsdale received his Purple Heart medal Tuesday during a ceremony in the Baldwin County Commission chambers. Silcox was a private first class in the Army’s 224th Infantry Regiment when he was wounded on March 14, 1952 in Kumsong, North Korea. Silcox said he was wounded twice during the campaign, but believes the medal was for the time he was hit in the leg by shrapnel. “I was in two different battles at about that time,” he said. “I also got burned, but I believe thi...