Channing Frampton

6 days ago | kesq.com | Channing Frampton

By Channing FramptonClick here for updates on this story PUNTA GORDA, Florida ( WBBH) - It's been over six months since Hurricane Milton damaged the Peace River Wildlife Center. Now, the center is welcoming home some very special family members. The center says their pelicans have finally returned to the education center. They were the last birds to come home after months of hurricane cleanup and restoration.

6 days ago | gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Channing Frampton

It's been over six months since Hurricane Milton damaged the Peace River Wildlife Center. Now, the center is welcoming home some very special family members.The center says their pelicans have finally returned to the education center. They were the last birds to come home after months of hurricane cleanup and restoration. The center thanks their friends at Flamingo Gardens for taking care of the pelicans while the work was done.If you have a “Positively Gulf Coast” story, we would love to share it.

6 days ago | abc-7.com | Channing Frampton

BEEN MORE THAN 6 MONTHS SINCE HURRICANE MILTON DAMAGE THE PEACE RIVER WILDLIFE CENTER TONIGHT POSITIVELY GULF COAST. THE CENTER IS WELCOMING HOME. SOME VERY SPECIAL FAMILY MEMBERS TALKING ABOUT THEIR PELICANS. SEE HIM HERE. THE CENTER SAYS THEY HAVE FINALLY RETURNED TO THE EDUCATION CENTER. THEY WERE THE LAST BIRDS TO COME HOME AFTER MONTHS OF HURRICANE CLEANUP AND RESTORATION WORK. THE CENTER THANKS.

1 week ago | gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Channing Frampton

>> TONIGHT, POSITIVELY GULF COAST, A NEIGHBORHOOD IN CAPE CORAL HAS MORE THAN 10,000 PRAYER AND NEW RESIDENTS SETTLING INTO THEIR NEW HOME THAT HOME. IS THIS BOX? IT WAS RECENTLY INSTALLED AT GULF COAST VILLAGE BY RESIDENT BEE KEEPER. CAN MADDUX. >> HE SAYS THE MORE THAN 10,000 BEES ARE DOCILE AND WILL LIKELY EXPAND TO 30 OR 40,000 BEES IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS. >> BESIDES THE FACT THAT I SOME HONEY EVERY MORNING WITH BUT US, I DON'T INTEND TO KEEP IT ALL FOR MYSELF. THIS IS SORT OF A RESIDENCE PROJECT.

1 week ago | gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Channing Frampton

Cape Coral firefighters have some new gear for an important cause. In “Positively Gulf Coast,” they're recognizing Autism Acceptance Month.Communities and organizations up and down the Gulf Coast recognize Autism Acceptance every April. The firefighters said they are wearing these shirts to bring awareness to research, policy, and advocacy for autism.