Box-R to burn acreage today
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will be conducting a 1,230-acre prescribed burn today on the Box-R Wildlife Management Area.
Jerry Pitts, area manager of the Box-R WMA,
The verdict is in: Trump wasn’t right about China
Was Trump right about China? No. Let’s count the ways.
One: Trump’s entire conception of the China challenge was fallacious. Trump thought the problem China posed was that it sold us too many
FSU percussionists in concert Sunday
The last two Ilse Newell concerts of February will start with music by young American composers written for percussion instruments and end with the contemporary sounds of modern jazz and pop standards. On Sunday, Feb. 20, at 4 p.m. the FSU Percussion Ensemble takes the stage at Trinity Episcopal Church to present a program that…
The strategic costs of Hunter Biden’s Ukrainian corruption
Often a bribe is more destructive than a bullet.
In Afghanistan the U.S. and NATO could never defeat the endemic corruption that riddled the Afghan government and army. Since Russia invaded
Museum offers Saturday talk on turpentine industry
The Carrabelle History Museum will present a History of the Turpentine Industry in North Florida this Saturday, Feb. 12 from 10 a.m. to noon in the upstairs room at C-Quarters Marina in
Racism powers Communist China’s drive for dominance
China’s communist leaders have clamped down on coverage and commentary of the Winter Olympic games. Ask Dutch correspondent Sjoerd den Daas, who was manhandled by a security guard during a live
OneBlood bus highlights Apalachicola library’s February
February is Love Your Libraries month, and to celebrate, the Apalachicola Margaret Key Public Library is reminding residents that digital ebooks, audiobooks, emagazines, and elearning classes are
The Trump coup is ongoing
Some look back on the events following Donald Trump’s 2020 election loss and think we dodged a bullet: There was a coup attempt, and thankfully it failed. Others believe that the whole thing has been
Museum to showcase Black Amphibious Truck Companies
In commemoration of Black History Month, the Camp Gordon Johnston Museum will present in February an exhibit on the history of two Black Amphibious Truck Companies, the 818th and the 476th, which
The best media China can buy or blackmail
In April 2019 the Houston Chronicle, in collaboration with Science magazine, published an article documenting an extensive FBI investigation into communist China’s infiltration of major U.S. medical