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Eclectic sights and bites with Old Florida appeal in Sanford
Just a short drive from greater Orlando’s theme park zoo is a region touted as “Orlando’s Oasis.” Indeed, visiting places such as the historic town of Sanford is like stepping back into Old Florida — and I don’t mean that in a geriatric sense.
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GearScout: Fishing easy and fishing on the go
It’s been a busy summer, trying out one of Old Town’s premier fishing machines, the Predator XL Minn Kota, in saltwater tributaries off the Potomac River, plus packing some travel rods and reels to multiple destinations, including Florida, Tennessee, Saskatchewan and Ireland. Some excellent new fishing shoes are also coming.
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Image of World War II general adorns new bottles of liquor
The newest product from Boundary Oak Distillery is connected with the legendary life of a World War II combat hero. But it also is rooted in Hardin County tourism and a life-long friendship that began in elementary school.
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What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
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Smart gear to get fish — 22 items every angler needs to know about
Some of the most interesting new offerings from the sportfishing industry
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‘War Dogs’ movie tells a crazy story of young arms dealers
“War Dogs ” is too good of a true story not to get the Hollywood treatment, even if the outcome doesn’t entirely do justice to the moral ambiguities and larger geopolitical implications of one of the craziest hustles in modern American history.
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R U there? Crisis Text Line provides new lifeline for troops and veterans
“At first he didn’t want to talk. He was very blunt and one-worded. Very closed off.”
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74-year-old veteran aims to add 74 names to Vietnam Wall through bike journey
Navy veteran Del Francis is riding so that others will remember his lost shipmates.
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100 years later, France marks American’s July 4 sacrifice
In the end, Alan Seeger’s bones could no longer be distinguished from those of his Foreign Legion comrades who had fallen alongside him in one of the most brutal battles of World War I.
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Field test: 2 newer, nontoxic gun cleaning products — one that’s all-veggie
Solving the perennial problem of keeping firearms clean and functioning smoothly across a variety of conditions has resulted in dozens of new products and cleaning kits to hit the market in recent years.
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Eclectic sights and bites with Old Florida appeal in Sanford
Just a short drive from greater Orlando’s theme park zoo is a region touted as “Orlando’s Oasis.” Indeed, visiting places such as the historic town of Sanford is like stepping back into Old Florida — and I don’t mean that in a geriatric sense.
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GearScout: Fishing easy and fishing on the go
It’s been a busy summer, trying out one of Old Town’s premier fishing machines, the Predator XL Minn Kota, in saltwater tributaries off the Potomac River, plus packing some travel rods and reels to multiple destinations, including Florida, Tennessee, Saskatchewan and Ireland. Some excellent new fishing shoes are also coming.
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Image of World War II general adorns new bottles of liquor
The newest product from Boundary Oak Distillery is connected with the legendary life of a World War II combat hero. But it also is rooted in Hardin County tourism and a life-long friendship that began in elementary school.
-
What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
-
Smart gear to get fish — 22 items every angler needs to know about
Some of the most interesting new offerings from the sportfishing industry
-
‘War Dogs’ movie tells a crazy story of young arms dealers
“War Dogs ” is too good of a true story not to get the Hollywood treatment, even if the outcome doesn’t entirely do justice to the moral ambiguities and larger geopolitical implications of one of the craziest hustles in modern American history.
-
R U there? Crisis Text Line provides new lifeline for troops and veterans
“At first he didn’t want to talk. He was very blunt and one-worded. Very closed off.”
-
74-year-old veteran aims to add 74 names to Vietnam Wall through bike journey
Navy veteran Del Francis is riding so that others will remember his lost shipmates.
-
100 years later, France marks American’s July 4 sacrifice
In the end, Alan Seeger’s bones could no longer be distinguished from those of his Foreign Legion comrades who had fallen alongside him in one of the most brutal battles of World War I.
-
Field test: 2 newer, nontoxic gun cleaning products — one that’s all-veggie
Solving the perennial problem of keeping firearms clean and functioning smoothly across a variety of conditions has resulted in dozens of new products and cleaning kits to hit the market in recent years.
-
Eclectic sights and bites with Old Florida appeal in Sanford
Just a short drive from greater Orlando’s theme park zoo is a region touted as “Orlando’s Oasis.” Indeed, visiting places such as the historic town of Sanford is like stepping back into Old Florida — and I don’t mean that in a geriatric sense.
-
GearScout: Fishing easy and fishing on the go
It’s been a busy summer, trying out one of Old Town’s premier fishing machines, the Predator XL Minn Kota, in saltwater tributaries off the Potomac River, plus packing some travel rods and reels to multiple destinations, including Florida, Tennessee, Saskatchewan and Ireland. Some excellent new fishing shoes are also coming.
-
Image of World War II general adorns new bottles of liquor
The newest product from Boundary Oak Distillery is connected with the legendary life of a World War II combat hero. But it also is rooted in Hardin County tourism and a life-long friendship that began in elementary school.
-
What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
-
Smart gear to get fish — 22 items every angler needs to know about
Some of the most interesting new offerings from the sportfishing industry
-
‘War Dogs’ movie tells a crazy story of young arms dealers
“War Dogs ” is too good of a true story not to get the Hollywood treatment, even if the outcome doesn’t entirely do justice to the moral ambiguities and larger geopolitical implications of one of the craziest hustles in modern American history.
-
R U there? Crisis Text Line provides new lifeline for troops and veterans
“At first he didn’t want to talk. He was very blunt and one-worded. Very closed off.”
-
74-year-old veteran aims to add 74 names to Vietnam Wall through bike journey
Navy veteran Del Francis is riding so that others will remember his lost shipmates.
-
100 years later, France marks American’s July 4 sacrifice
In the end, Alan Seeger’s bones could no longer be distinguished from those of his Foreign Legion comrades who had fallen alongside him in one of the most brutal battles of World War I.
-
Field test: 2 newer, nontoxic gun cleaning products — one that’s all-veggie
Solving the perennial problem of keeping firearms clean and functioning smoothly across a variety of conditions has resulted in dozens of new products and cleaning kits to hit the market in recent years.













