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 Brian Burgess | Oct 23, 2022
Ten years ago, the 2012 general election cycle was a comparatively more innocent era. It was a time when Barack Obama was cruising to an easy election win over milquetoast Mitt Romney, Florida was considered a solidly “purple” swing state, and...
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...
by Brian Burgess | Sep 25, 2022
Media observers are growing concerned over mainstream media’s increasing reliance on left-wing funding Media outlets in Florida and around the country use help from liberal donors without questioning the source The liberal policy objectives of the financial...
by Brian Burgess | Sep 18, 2022
It’s not clear when, but National Public Radio (NPR) says it plans to broadcast a story about “the rise of The Capitolist” to millions of its listeners across the country. NPR has admitted they are partnering with Floodlight News, a...
by Brian Burgess | Sep 10, 2022
UF, FGCU, and FSU have the highest percentage of students and employees who report feeling “intimidated” to share their views on campus The data was compiled from the State University System’s Intellectual Freedom and Viewpoint Diversity 2022 Survey...
