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The HCC held its “50 years y más” event on Saturday night to celebrate its anniversary and set new goals for the coming decades. more
One thing I have noticed in my somewhat eventful life is that animals are very perceptive people. I mean, they live and survive on a very primitive level, and yet, they are often more Christ-like than people. more
I believe that words of thanks are not enough to express the true sense of gratitude I feel to be a part of Hope. It is a privilege to wake up each day knowing the legacy. more
Those supposedly in the know tell us that at one time, a gigantic snake reached the unbelievable length of 40 feet! These same individuals named this ancestor of the anaconda the TITANABOA. more
Who is Luois Boria Jr.? Well, to fully understand an inspiring story like this, you must go back to its origins - 18th Century America. more
Thank you. Gracias. Mèsi. Obrigada. None of these words are truly enough. Not a single one, or even all of them combined together, can possibly convey my gratitude. more
I can hardly imagine anything more innocuous than the windmills that were so common in the farm country of America back at the turn of the century.  more
When the Apopka Voice last spoke to horse ranch owner Angela Jackson, she was just getting started on building her equine therapy program. more
When you’re a social worker in the child welfare system, you’re expected to be “everything to everyone,” and the specific role depends on the case. more
There was never a time when I was a little boy kid that I visited the old fishing hole and was disappointed!When I was a runty little boy kid about the size of an undernourished wart on a baby … more
I was sitting at Nanny’s bedside when a nurse blew into the room like a draft of cold air and, with a sour expression, announced that Nanny had been diagnosed with COVID about a week before. more
A kitten knows that anything serpentine is to be avoided even though it has never been exposed to snakes. more
This year, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is inviting the community into the warehouse for an in-person, behind-the-scenes look at its facilities. more
The large, 400-pound male bear was so angry he was cussing me out. At least, that is what I think he was doing. Then he charged. more
How do I love thee?  Let me count the ways.  I love thee to the depth, breadth, and height my soul can reach when feeling out of sight for the ends of being and ideal grace. more
Think about it for a moment. You are a miracle. What do I mean by that? Well, when you consider it, many people are on planet earth. more
When a cat is located up on the top of a tree, the first reaction is for folks to run to call the fire department. more
I started right at the beginning of Matthew, and read without much thought until I got to Matthew 25:31 - The Sheep and the Goats parable. more
As important as it is to “reprogram the mind,” how much more important is it that we REPROGRAM THE HEART? more
When I was a little boy kid, and I caught a big fish, it was something to brag about. But not anymore.  Today, fisher-persons use fish finders. more
I must admit that most of the things I have done were predicated on one deciding factor: is it going to be fun? more
There were three of them in the gang, two men and a woman. Word was that they had successfully robbed several banks in Illinois. more
“Good Samaritan” is a label often used to describe someone acting selflessly to benefit others, even if a total stranger. more
What does it take to change a man’s heart? Dave Daniels (not his real name) was what the world would call a man’s man.  And it took the power of love to help him step fully into what that meant. more
This summer, Apopka’s Hope Community Center officially began its LGBTQ+ immigrant rights program to support members of both the queer and immigrant communities. more
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