By DEDRICK DAVIS
FAMU student

With the onset of hurricane season and the threat of major storms, residents are implementing measures to safeguard their homes and loved ones. By gathering water supplies and making their houses resilient to high winds and flooding, many recognize the significance of being prepared. Nonetheless, locating supplies prior to stores depleting continues to be a frequent difficulty.
Kyle Lawhorn mentioned that his preparation for hurricanes typically includes ensuring his phone is charged and buying sufficient drinking water.

Get ready for an hour of supernatural surprises, witty humor, and a little ghostly chaos as Wakulla Community Theatre presents an abridged version of Noël Coward’s classic comedy, Blithe Spirit. Adapted by Laurence Maslon and directed by Krissy Sanchez, this delightfully spirited production tells the story of Charles Condomine, a successful writer who invites an eccentric medium to his home for what he believes will be an entertaining evening of research.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s annual Lionfish Challenge has come to an end, achieving record participation and lionfish removals since program inception, reflecting the growing statewide commitment to controlling invasive lionfish populations.