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ESPN’s college football season opener broadcast slammed as ‘a joke’ by fans after missing extra point and audio issues
FANS were not pleased with ESPN’s college football season-opening broadcast in Dublin, Ireland. ESPN viewers slammed the TV presentation of the Florida State Seminoles vs. Georgia Tech Yellowjackets game at Aviva Stadium in Ireland in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic. The ESPN broadcast of the college football game had gotten off to a brutal […]
Bickering Tallahassee Democratic leaders look to find unity with Harris's historic bid
Democrats gathered in watch parties across Florida Thursday night, including in Tallahassee, as Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic nomination for president. The Florida for Harris campaign organized the watch parties to build upon the unity and momentum of support that has boosted the campaign. Thursday night the campaign said 36,000 Floridians have volunteered to work for the Harris/Walz ticket – more than any other state. ...
Local non-profits provide tool to help protect your open drink
BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – A couple of non-profits are teaming up to give women a tool that helps protect their drinks. Date rape drugs are a discrete way for predators to target victims at bars, restaurants, and parties. Experts say it only takes a few moments to spike someone’s drink. “Somebody can set their […]
St. Andrew Baptist Church Reopening
Friday, on NewsChannel 7 at 4 p.m., Dr, Corey Pitts, the pastor of St. Andrew Baptist Church, stopped by to spread the word about the church’s first services back in their worship center since Hurricane Michael destroyed their building in 2018.
Man finds surprise kidney donor in high school classmate from 25 years ago
Following three years and 10 hours a day on dialysis, Jereme Peterson found an angel and a miracle all at once, and his life was saved. The 42-year-old federal corrections officer encountered a donor in his Blountstown high school classmate from 25 years ago. He was down to 315 pounds,...
Freaky Florida State Defensive Tackle Expected To Have National Impact On College Football Playoff Race
The Seminoles have multiple defenders who could become national names by the end of the season but this defensive tackle is one to watch out for.
Local nonprofit 30A Cats making a big impact on feral cat population
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - When it comes to helping our furry friends, one local organization is stepping up in a big way. 30A Cats, a nonprofit organization based in Santa Rosa Beach, is working tirelessly to address the growing number of abandoned and feral cats in the area. From trapping and neutering to finding loving homes, 30A Cats is making a significant difference in the community.
Alabama prep QB Caden Tellier dies after suffering injuries in game
Tragic news out of Alabama in prep sports. AL.com reported Morgan Academy student-athlete Caden Tellier died overnight after sustaining an injury during his team’s game against Southern Academy in Selma. “At AISA, we are a close-knit family of schools, and our hearts are heavy as we send our deepest...
Florida is much safer than Washington D.C.
Dear Mr. Osgood: The only logical way to look at murder rates is homicides per capita. Cherrypicking a total deaths number without reference to the number of residents in a state is foolish at best and disingenuous at worst. Florida was ranked 27th in the United States with 5.0 deaths...
Orange Beach Makos Win Rivalry Football Game In OT
Orange Beach, Ala. – (OBA) – A new coach, new training facilities under construction and energized players have the Orange Beach Makos ready to start the new football season. Friday evening they showed that this is going to be a better year by beating rival Elberta in overtime, 27-21.
Church of the Highlands spends $4.6 million on land for Daphne campus
Church of the Highlands, the largest church in Alabama, purchased around 27 acres off State Highway 181 in Daphne for a new, permanent campus in coastal Alabama. According to public records, in July the church bought the land from Malbis Plantation, Inc., care of Stirling Properties. The land was purchased for nearly $4.6 million.
Busch Gardens Confirms Permanent Closure in September, Offers Guests a Chance To Say Goodbye
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay confirmed some sad news today. Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort may steal most of the attention in Florida, but Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is one of the OGs of the state’s theme park scene. Years before Walt Disney started scouting out land for his next project, the park opened in 1959 as a simple brewery tour offering free beer samples, the park was originally called “The Dark Continent” and was designed to give visitors a taste of Africa through animal exhibits and gardens.
Crestview hosts first-ever photo contest — winners get ‘limited-edition’ swag
CRESTVIEW, Fla. (WKRG) — Taking photos of Crestview could score you some exclusive swag. The city has kicked off its first-ever photo contest, “My Favorite View.” According to city officials, the contest, which was launched in celebration of World Photography Day, invites photographers of all skill levels and experiences to show their love of Crestview […]
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