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Social Security Matters
Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security ... more
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The Weekly Clothesline
The Weekly Clothesline: Take a “mental health” day
How can I make the world a better place after I put my feet on the floor in the morning? more
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Social Security Matters
AMAC Foundation's National Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security. more
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Theresa Seaton
Disability Employment Awareness Month focuses on recognizing abilities
October is Disability Employment Awareness Month in Florida. more
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The Weekly Clothesline
The Weekly Clothesline: Be a “Red Letter” Christian
Many years ago at a conference I attended, the speaker’s focus was on Matthew 25:40. more
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Challenging the conventional wisdom about meat
One of the jobs of scientists is to challenge conventional wisdom. You don’t want to bet the ranch on something that only seems true. more
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Social Security Matters
National Social Security Advisor At the AMAC Foundation Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security. more
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The Weekly Clothesline
The Weekly Clothesline: Why do bad things happen?
Jesus is teaching his disciples about what they can expect when they go out into the world. And he doesn’t mince words! He says, “Don’t think I have come to bring peace to the … more
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Letter to the Editor:
Lake Okeechobee, from the heart as a concerned resident
Hello, my name is Lavonne Sherrell. I am a veteran and a lifelong resident of Clewiston for 71 years. more
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Social Security Matters
AMAC National Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security. more
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The Weekly Clothesline
The Weekly Clothesline: God is in control
But did Jesus really do everything he was asked to do without question? more
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Social Security Matters
National Social Security Advisor at the AMAC Foundation Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security. more
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After 9/11, some found healing by helping
In the chaos that followed, Coxe only vaguely recalls making it home. Twenty years after 9/11, though, she’s never forgotten how she spent that night. more
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The Weekly Clothesline
The Weekly Clothesline: Purge: eradicate or exonerate?
And yet, another definition takes us directly to Jesus and what he has done for us. more
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Even with the eviction moratorium, landlords continued to find ways to kick renters out
Millions of renters in the U.S. lost a key protection keeping them in their homes on Aug. 26, 2021, with a Supreme Court ruling ending a national moratorium on eviction. more
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Commentary: Corruption can be — and is — found in many places
Sarah Chayes has spent most of her life analyzing and reporting about corruption. more
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The Weekly Clothesline
The Weekly Clothesline: We should be like Jesus
If you are recognized for a good deed, be grateful that God gave you the insight to act outside yourself. more
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The Lake Okeechobee System Operating Manual will go into effect when repairs on the Herbert Hoover Dike are complete in late 2022.
Army Corps of Engineers must consider millions of South Floridians in water decision
South Florida is a major population center for Florida, a significant driver of the state’s economy, a tourism destination, the winter vegetable capital of the eastern seaboard and home to the … more
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Healthy environment in Glades communities a benefit to elite athletes
As someone that was born and raised in Clewiston, played high school football in the Glades, and eventually made it into the NFL... more
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September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. more
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