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Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas

November 12, 2025

Florida Official Threatens School Board with Continued Oversight Over Alleged Speech Violations

The official accused the board of First Amendment violations and “dereliction of duty” after members mocked Hulk Hogan and Charlie Kirk online and tried to remove an angry parent at a meeting.

The Pullman Market plays a pivotal role in helping San Antonio's Pearl District thrive. [Photo Credit: Melanie Salazar]

November 11, 2025

Inside Pullman Market: The Heart of San Antonio’s Pearl District

The Pearl District, complete with dining, shopping, and residential centers, is a pivotal part of what makes downtown San Antonio special. But look closer and you'll discover the community helping it thrive.

Nicario Jimenez’s retablos are world famous. One even resides in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian.

November 10, 2025

Winter Park Hosts 52nd Annual Autumn Art Festival

Crowds packed downtown Winter Park in October for the 52nd Annual Autumn Art Festival, one of the city’s most beloved and historic traditions. Under blue skies and a canopy of trees, artists from across Florida filled Park Avenue and Central Park to showcase their craft and creativity.

November 10, 2025

Local Artists and Business Owners Showcased at the 11th Annual Rockland Music Fest

Clover Stadium was filled with live music, local vendors and community spirit as the Rockland Music Fest celebrated its 11th year in a new home.

November 10, 2025

Nursing Science Evolves as the National Institute of Nursing Research Recognizes its 40th Anniversary

The National Institute of Nursing Research celebrated its 40th anniversary on Sept. 17 with a scientific symposium that highlighted its history, evolving research priorities, and contributions to supporting our nation’s health.