By Kathy Megyeri
On August 7, a dignified, small but memorable ceremony will take place in Dunedin, FL, when the Quilt of Valor Foundation awards Vietnam veteran Patrick Kennedy, a resident of Trinity, FL,...
By Rebecca Fending
Each year, July lazily rolls into August and brings about a blazing end to the summer season. No matter how you might try, this month is, without fail, the warmest out...
By Rebecca Fending
By no surprise, hurricane season has crept up on Florida residents once again. This year, hurricane season occupies June 1 through November 30. Though there is no reason for panic, we...
Not only does July mean that summer is well underway for Floridians, but it’s also the month of celebrating independence. Typically, we recognize the importance of our autonomy on the Fourth of July with fireworks, hot dogs...
By Rebecca Fending
Each season is paired with flavor profiles that are unique to the months that comprise its time of year. For summer, there are a multitude of fresh, bright tastes that make...
By Rebecca Fending
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, so does the struggle many Americans are facing when trying to stay financially afloat. From cut hours at work, to lay-offs and even portfolio hits, working...
By Rebecca Fending
Just like a snap of the fingers, June is here and by extension, summer. This year has already held a number of events and catastrophes, to say the least. However, things are looking up for...
By Rebecca Fending
The month of May holds many promises such as those spring flowers that April’s rain promised us, more sunshine, and a smooth transition into summer.
May also houses...
By Rebecca Fending
With the coronavirus still at large, many folks are left to cope with empty store shelves, health scares and their fear of the unknown. However, there are a number of different...
By Rebecca Fending
In the words of T.S. Eliot, “April is the cruelest month”. And perhaps he was right: flowers and trees are shooed out of their winter slumber into the crisp spring air,...
