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Audio Archive Feature: Danny Wuerffel Heisman Profile on NPR’s Morning Edition

Aired on NPR’s Morning Edition on December 13th, 1996 (Original Intro) In New York tomorrow (Dec.14th,1996) the Heisman Trophy will be awarded to the nation’s top college football player.  One of the top finalists is Danny Wuerffel, the quarterback from the University of Florida who’s helped the Gators win four consecutive Southeastern conference titles and a place in … Continue reading Audio Archive Feature: Danny Wuerffel Heisman Profile on NPR’s Morning Edition



JFK Assassination among White House Memories of Former Marine Band Members

November 22nd, 2013 marked the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination, one of the most memorable tragedies in American history.  Millions of Americans stayed glued to their television sets for news updates from Dallas, Texas where John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, was assassinated by a sniper while travelling with his … Continue reading JFK Assassination among White House Memories of Former Marine Band Members



Tim Tebow Foundation Reaches Out To Typhoon Victims In The Philippines

A massive international aid effort is beginning to take shape in the Philippines to help the 600,000 people displaced by last Friday’s typhoon.  The official death toll as of early afternoon (Wed., Nov. 13th) is up to 2,344 and is expected to rise.  Former Florida Quarterback and Heisman Trophy Winner Tim Tebow was born in … Continue reading Tim Tebow Foundation Reaches Out To Typhoon Victims In The Philippines



Remembering The Return of the 351st Military Police Company In Ocala

During this Veteran’s Day Holiday weekend, it seems appropriate to look back on a special day in Marion County.  On Thursday, June 24th, 2004 several thousand people turned out at Veteran’s Park in Ocala to welcome home the 351st Military Police Company. The 130-member unit arrived on buses and participated in a short parade through … Continue reading Remembering The Return of the 351st Military Police Company In Ocala



“Song Weaver” Amy Carol Webb

Music critics have described Miami Springs singer songwriter Amy Carol Webb as passionate, powerful and profound.  The nationally acclaimed acoustic musician is known as a Miami Herald, “One to Watch,” a Billboard “Act to Watch” and New Times “Best Solo Artist.”  Donna Green-Townsend takes a closer look at just what inspires this award-winning artist in … Continue reading “Song Weaver” Amy Carol Webb



Former Gov. Bob Graham Weighs In On Gov’t Shutdown, Adena Springs Ranch and Syria

    While visiting Gainesville, former Florida governor and U.S. Senator Bob Graham voiced his opinion on current issues such as the government shutdown, conflicts in Syria, the Adena Springs Ranch permit request and Silver Springs State Park.   Bob Graham, former governor of Florida and former U.S. senator, discusses current issues. Having served as governor … Continue reading Former Gov. Bob Graham Weighs In On Gov’t Shutdown, Adena Springs Ranch and Syria



Alachua County Environmental Protection Director Addresses Lake Levels, Sinkholes and Water Usage

Despite all of the recent rainfall, Florida is still in desperate need of water to help fill area lakes and more importantly the Floridan aquifer.  Many lake residents are blaming overpumping of the aquifer by agriculture, utilities and other businesses for the low water levels in area lakes around Keystone Heights.  Business owners around Orange … Continue reading Alachua County Environmental Protection Director Addresses Lake Levels, Sinkholes and Water Usage