Americans expect to work longer
Peace of mind deemed more important than wealth
Nearly 90 percent of adults who are 45 years or older think achieving peace of mind is more important than wealth accumulation.
Louis Roney: Sweet as you are
Stay strange as you are, don’t let a soul ever change you. Stay deranged as you are, don’t let anyone rearrange you.
Aren’t the differences between us the things that attract us to each other?
Can Medicare save money for beneficiaries and taxpayers alike?
Since Medicare Part D went into effect in 2006, prescription drugs have been an integral part of the Medicare benefit package.
Chris Jepson: Selling Earth
Is there a legitimate general welfare that we can agree upon as a people? Is there a “common good”?
I’m fascinated with the idea of what constitutes promoting “the general welfare.”
Preserving what works: The perks of employer-provided coverage
Future of American health care looking bleak
Federal officials recently made some discouraging predictions about the future of American health care.
Josh Garrick: Culture Worthy of Your Calendar
Sizzling with disco and R&B soul, “Dreamgirls” will run from June 7 to July 7.
Love is in the air – between an average guy and a plus-sized librarian.
Review: Fleming's Steakhouse
Does taste justify the price?
Fleming’s, at the corner of Lee Road and U.S. Highway 17-92, is deservedly known as a serious steakhouse destination.
MLB prospects return to the ballfield
Wood bats heat up
The chase goes all the way to August, then it’s playoff time on the diamond.
Mental stress study preps astronauts for Mars
Will Mars lead to breakdowns?
Eduardo Salas wants to know what happens to an astronaut’s brain when they’re deep in space for years.
Notes
Sanford gets new economic development director
Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte has selected Bob Turk Sanford’s new economic development director.
Jesup cleanup effort surpasses first phase goal
The lake is on a 15-year clean up plan
Lake Jesup has been named impaired because of high nitrogen and phosphorus levels.
Tom Carey: Growing everything
Should we grow everything, simply because we can?
Once we’ve mastered the mechanics of growing crops well enough to expect success, should we grow anything and everything?
Boy Scout finishes journey in dad's memory
A journey in memory
Conner MacFarlane took the trip of a lifetime in his dad’s memory, but his tribute was just beginning.
Calendar
Women's Day Extravaganza at One Senior Place
One Senior Place Greater Orlando presents the Women’s Day Extravaganza.
Family Calendar
Check out the carnival at Waterford Lakes
Waterford Lakes Town Center is holding a carnival Saturday.
Getting the most from your tank of gas
Top fuel saving tips for drivers
Though gasoline consumption has declined, drivers are spending more than ever to fuel their daily transportation.
Louis Roney: Calling it quits
Quitting is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.
The trouble with many of us in trying times is that we quit trying.
Chris Jepson: Thank gawd for secularists
Thanking our ancestors for America's "blessed" secularity.
We need to thank our ancestors for America having arrived as “blessedly” secular as it is.
Josh Garrick: Culture Worthy of Your Calendar
Mad Cow Theater gets a $250,000 grant, and "Dreamgirls" opens June 7.
Mad Cow Theatre happily announced the news of a $250,000 grant from Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs
Summer League baseball is back
Back on the diamond
It’s the 10th season for the Florida Collegiate Summer League, with more MLB draft picks than ever.