Monthly Archives
September 2020
Studies show COVID-19 has spread via air travel, just as Florida reopens
Just as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis forcibly ignores the pandemic that has crippled the state's tourism industry, several new studies point to the dangers of traveling during…
Take the guns off the streets of Volusia, the party line of Ginsburg, the fame of Kaepernick
The Daytona Beach NewspaperInstead of military gear, go after gunsRather than buying another military-style armored vehicle, the people of Volusia County would be better served if Sheriff Mike Chitwood, along with other law enforcement…
Jennifer Williams Backs Rolls-Royce Birthday Present With Stunning Bikini Holiday Photo: “You…
Former "Basketball women" Star Jennifer williams leaves his fans speechless after showing skin on Sunday.
Williams is celebrating Virgo Season at RoMarley Beach House in Mexico, which the reality TV star referred to as her location…
Death Valley breaks incredible summer heat records
Death Valley lived up to its reputation as the hottest place on the planet by setting several heat records during the summer of 2020, the fourth hottest summer on record after 2018 (104.2 average daytime temperatures and nocturnes), 2017…
Yellowstone grizzly rangers kill fiercely as tourists watch
A grizzly bear that killed a bull elk in a battle on the river in Yellowstone National Park last Friday has become a major tourist attraction.
This is because the male grizzly bear has partially buried the elk on the shore of the…
EIA member companies at the forefront of hurricane relief efforts
Last update September 22, 2020 at 7:40 p.m.The Energy Institute of Alabama released a statement Monday commending its member utilities on the Alabama coast who are working tirelessly to restore power and help with Hurricane Sally cleanup…
Expect strong winds, the rain will persist
John Gallas and Patricio G. BalonaA northerly front moving south along the Atlantic coast will continue to bring rain to the Volusia County region until Tuesday, a National Weather Service forecaster in Melbourne said on Sunday.A coastal…
FMEA crews embark on food restoration after hurricane
The Florida Municipal Electricity Association said crews from several of its member utilities are helping restore the lights after Hurricane Sandy cut power to more than 500,000 people on the Gulf Coast.
The City of Tallahassee Electric…