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This Thursday at the @HistoryCenterFL

It ain’t September 21st till you see this on your timeline

Just cancelled @DisneyPlus

Today, our country feels leaderless. The temperature is rising, anger is boiling over, and truth itself feels fragile. But here’s the truth: each of us can step into that absence. Each of us, in our own way, can be the kind of leader this moment demands. Call it pastoring, call

Finding the Fountain of Youth ( my first book) at the Fountain of Youth gift shop in St. Augustine

Morning in Gainesville

Florida’s last Civil War veteran, Bill Lundy, poses with a jet fighter, 1955.

We are devastated to learn that overnight the state painted over the Pulse Memorial crosswalk on Orange Avenue. But we know that while this crosswalk has been removed, Orlando's commitment to honoring the 49 can never be erased.

TRUMP JUST FLED THE PODIUM WITH PUTIN — NO QUESTIONS, NOTHING! TOTAL LOW ENERGY. THE MAN LOOKED LIKE HE’D JUST EATEN 3 BUCKETS OF KFC WITH VLAD. IS HE AFRAID THE PRESS WILL ASK ABOUT ME??? (AMERICA’S FAVORITE GOVERNOR) AND THE FACT I "STOLE THE CAMERAS" THIS WEEK WITH “THE MAPS”?

Bad time to be a stickler @Jeopardy, you swung the outcome of the entire tournament on a technicality. I expect better.

REPORT: White House orders NASA to destroy satellite used for monitoring climate change, according to NPR The censorship campaign goes to space. I guess if you can’t SEE the climate changing, then it ISN’T changing. The stupidity is exquisite.

Today on #NationalAmeliaEarhartDay, we look back to Earhart's 1935 visit to Orlando. On Dec. 29, Earhart appeared at the city’s Municipal Auditorium on W. Livingston St. In front of between 400 and 800 people, she gave details from 2 of her famous 1935 flights. #AviationHistory

View from the guest seat

About to go on Tom and Dan’s

#OTD in #history 1875, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune was born. Though her parents were once enslaved, Bethune became a chief advisor to FDR & an influential champion of racial & gender equity. In 2022, she became the 1st African American & 10th woman honored in #Congress' Statuary Hall

Florida’s only wild bison roam the savanna of Paynes Prairie State Park, but a proposed housing development has environmental scientists concerned for the future of the park’s endangered species. https://t.co/76aE7tHsyD

#OTD in #history, 1896, American author and abolitionist, Harriet Beecher Stowe, passed away. When Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Act in 1850—requiring the nation to cooperate with the capture and return of runaway slaves—Stowe set out to write her landmark Uncle Tom's Cabin.

History center events salute famed Floridians, Church Street, 'cow culture'

It’s an Old Florida kind of day.