Bob Stover: Building on our founder's legacy
Al Neuharth believed newspapers should anchor their communities
- May. 20, 2013
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Al Neuharth believed newspapers should anchor their communities
Melbourne City Manager Mike McNees explains incentives, benefits.
Wayne Hale's passion for exploration, his knowledge and his ability to talk straight make him a potent weapon for space advocacy. This week, the former NASA leader went before the U.S. Senate and pointedly summed up the state of America's space program.
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Maggie Dickinson's Family Adventures column shines a spotlight on sea turtle nesting and where to go to learn more about sea turtles.
A new method of discovering exoplanets that relies on Einstein's special theory of relativity relies on the highly precise brightness data collected by NASA's Kepler spacecraft.
Ann Holland: This is 'kitten season,' and you may come across some. Here's how to take care of them.
David Jones: Palm Bay's Joe Cohen is preparing for life outside of pro sports — if he has to do so.
Brian McCallum: Merritt Island Christian volunteer Mark Davis will be honored Monday for consistent hard work.
Oh, the shock. LeBron James won his fourth Most Valuable Player award and it wasn't unanimous. The horror, the indignation rings through the NBA and the entire sports world.
Michael Parsons: Geiger already a big hit for Daytona Cubs.
Bill Sargent: Anglers stay cool catching big bull dolphin.
White wines of Spain are on the verge of breaking through.
Dexter Johnson, a well known area artist and art collector, celebrated her 100th birthday Sunday at Trinity Towers. Many artists were on hand to wish her well.
Recently, I took a seaplane to Bimini, the closest Bahamian Island to the United States. If you have not yet landed on water, you must really try it
Susie Wasdin is passionate about the arts, and Cocoa Village Playhouse is one of her passion projects.
Sometimes we take our bladders for granted. But don't ignore symptoms of urinary frequency, loss of bladder control or bleeding. And don't be embarrassed to share the symptoms with your doctor.
We all know Florida is well known to have nearly 100 percent humidity much of the year. This can cause a bit of a problem for outdoor exercisers.
A. Celiac disease is an inability to digest the protein in wheat, barley and rye. Such foods destroy the lining of the small intestine in those who have celiac disease.
Dr. Larry Bishop, a skin cancer surgeon says It's high time we treated indoor tanning as what it is: Cigarettes for the skin.
Preventing a deep-vein thrombosis, also known as a DVT, is vital and far easier than treating it after it happens. A DVT is a blood clot that forms in a deep vein, more commonly in veins in the lower limbs.
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