New K9s United specialty license plate now available to all Florida drivers at local DMVs
Every plate helps protect and advocate for the state’s courageous police K9s
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Feb. 19, 2025) – K9s United, a national nonprofit dedicated to advocating for and supporting law enforcement canines, announces that Florida drivers can now show their support by ordering and displaying the new specialty license plate on their vehicles.
Fluoride linked to lower IQ in kids
New NIH report
By Tami Stevenson
The U.S. has been adding fluoride to public drinking water since the mid 20th century. Americans believed it was to promote healthy teeth by helping to prevent cavities and strengthen enamel. But new reports show a neuropsychiatric risk associated with fluoride exposure and has become a hot topic in Florida.
A Career in a Year? RIVEROAK shows us how
By Tami Stevenson
Giving students and adults exposure to all of the various careers that are available in the North Florida area, RIVEROAK Technical College held their annual Career Fair and Program Showcase, Thursday, February 13.
They highlighted their 20 post secondary career certificate programs, providing demonstrations and information for students and adults, alike.
Over 70 businesses, industries, military branches and law enforcement were also on campus. Some were hiring and giving bonuses.
A group of students making their way around the room that featured law enforcement, military and first responders during RIVEROAK’S Career Day. -SVT Photo
2nd All Aboard Festival big hit
All Aboard Festival-goers enjoying the great weather and the great event by Suwannee Festivals. -SVT Photos by Tami Stevenson
Florida Cottage Laws paying off
The sign at the Simply Baked by Ronda booth read SOLD OUT! -SVT Photo
Museum Donation
Kurt Carter, Right, with daughter P.J. Carter, Left, and granddaughter Shailyn Carter holding the magazines. -SVT Photo
The Branford agreement with the railroad. -SVT Photo
By Tami Stevenson
4-H Fundraiser on Feb 27, 2025
Immigration struggle in Florida
Staff Reports
“The bill the Florida Legislature passed (January 28, 2025) fails to honor our promises to voters, fails to meet the moment, and would actually weaken state immigration enforcement,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “We must have the strongest law in the nation on immigration enforcement that will guarantee state and local deportation assistance, end catch and release, eliminate magnets such as remittances, and adopt supporting policies that will protect Floridians.”
