Are you ready for some football? Amazon is offering Prime members free streaming of 11 National Football League games on Thursday nights through Christmas Day.
First up is the Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers game streaming live at 8:25 p.m. on Sept. 28. Pregame coverage starts an hour earlier….
After Hurricane Irma, McDonald’s restaurants in South and Central Florida are saying thank you to first reponders by giving away free meals on Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Firefighters, police officers, EMT/paramedic personnel and national guard can have a free breakfast, lunch or Extra Value Meal dinner…
Fearful of bad omens, the SeaWorld rescuers know better than to name this orphaned manatee.
The calf found alone and scraped up, his mother vanished, is still in crisis after Hurricane Irma. Until his odds of survival are better, he is simply No. 23.
The caregivers’ passion runs deep as they care…
A contractor needs to be in with the new. Whether it’s the latest trend or technique, he or she has to be well versed in the present and future of contracting. If there is a better and more efficient way to do something, you’ve got to know it! Otherwise, you and your business will fall behind and other contractors will be picked over you for certain jobs. Although certain practices, products and regulations will never go out of style, there are plenty of ways to enhance the field of contracting. With more education and technology in the world, the more advance our work, our techniques, our safety, our products, and our environments can be.
As a Florida contractor licensing company, we take pride in sharing new information with our clients and the contractor community. For this article, we wanted to share a few new products on the market that can benefit a variety of different specialties within the field on contracting. We have shared new products with you before, but there are so many released every year! We want you to know about as many as possible.
Orlando is the top destination for fall travelers booking their trips through AAA, the travel club said.
More than a fourth of Americans, or 28 percent, intend to take a vacation between Labor Day and Thanksgiving.
In Central Florida, that’s a period traditionally known more for convention travelers…