by Julio Fuentes | Dec 14, 2022
There’s a reason the First Amendment was first on the list of unalienable rights America’s founders endowed us with. The freedom to worship, speak, publish, gather, and protest how we want is the foundation of our democracy. Social media platforms, which...
by Vivian Young | Dec 13, 2022
As Floridians from across parts of the state continue to recover from Hurricane Ian, Florida’s policy leaders face many challenging issues as they try to prepare the state for major storms in the coming years. As we saw after Ian, Floridians bonded together to help...
by Col. Mike McCalister | Nov 30, 2022
How would you like to be charged $1,000 for a car repair and then find out later that the market rate for that service is just $100? My guess is you would speed back to the repair shop and demand answers or a refund. Unfortunately, a similar scenario is festering in...
by Jerry Williams | Nov 3, 2022
Floridians were hit hard by the pandemic and most recently by Hurricane Ian. At Eglin Federal Credit Union (EFCU), we have been and will continue to work to provide affordable financial services so that families and businesses across Northwest Florida can flourish. We...
by Barney Bishop III | Oct 6, 2022
Florida politics has always been a keen interest of mine, and so the recent Capital Tiger Bay Club debate between Corey Simon and incumbent Senator Loranne Ausley promised to be an interesting one. As the only seriously contested race in the Big Bend area, this...
