LAOIS MOTORING:  New Mercedes S-Class now with hybrid power
I suppose when it comes to large luxury cars while BMW have the 7 Series it is the Mercedes S-Class that has held the mantle of the worlds best large luxury sal...
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I suppose when it comes to large luxury cars while BMW have the 7 Series it is the Mercedes S-Class that has held the mantle of the worlds best large luxury sal...
Jeep Performance Parts and Mopar are launching wiper blades that put more washer fluid where you need it, eliminating those muddy windshield streaks.
Game Honored: Orlando Magic vs. Minnesota Timberwolves (5/9/21) At every game at Amway Center this season, the Orlando Magic and Head Coach Steve Clifford recognized an individual who has gone above and beyond to make lasting, positive changes in this community. Among those who have done just that is Buddy Dyer, Orlando’s mayor since 2003. Since taking office, he has spearheaded many initiatives to help this city blossom and launched many programs that provide vital resources to at-risk children and families. Protecting the health and well-being of residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, cr...
Game Honored: Orlando Magic vs. Memphis Grizzlies (5/1/21) Right across from the Amway Center at 511 W South Street is a place of historical significance. It’s the Wells’Built Museum of African American History and Culture, formerly a hotel during the segregation era that now houses memorabilia of Orlando’s African-American community, African art and artifacts, and Civil Rights Movement displays. Built in 1921 by Dr. William M. Wells, a prominent African-American physician, the hotel provided lodging to African Americans during a period when they were denied accommodations at other Cent...
Game Honored: Orlando Magic vs. Indiana Pacers (4/25/21) “We are one, our cause is one, and we must help each other; if we are to succeed.” That is a famous quote from Frederick Douglas, a prominent activist, author and public speaker in America in the 19th century. It’s a benchmark statement that at an early age resonated with Dr. Robert Spooney, an exemplary pastor, preacher, teacher and social activist who epitomizes focused leadership. Douglas’ message motivates Spooney, an Orlando native, to help others in the community realize their full potential. It’s a joyous feeling he get...