Madison Glaser

1 week ago | wctv.tv | Madison Glaser

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Every honor flight comes with an itinerary, but that doesn’t mean we know what’s coming. Each trip is filled with the unexpected, from surprises to hidden connections. Aboard this year’s flight, a married couple both serving during the Vietnam War. Ralph Hickey, an Air Force veteran, and Joan Hickey, an Army veteran, had the opportunity to go on this year’s flight together, kindly sharing their secret to making a marriage last nearly half a century.

1 week ago | wctv.tv | Madison Glaser

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - For one hero, this year’s Honor Flight Tallahassee trip was a long time coming. Eugene White, a Vietnam War veteran, was supposed to attend as his WWII veteran father’s guardian back in 2014, but that trip never happened. Eugene White’s father, UJ White, was diagnosed with cancer and was too ill to make the trip before passing away.

2 weeks ago | wctv.tv | Madison Glaser

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Summer break is right around the corner and AR Workshop in Tallahassee is prepared to host multiple summer camps for kids of all ages. The summer camps provide hands-on opportunities for kids to learn different arts, designs and STEAM concepts. Morning and afternoon camps will be available for one to five days a week. “Having these different offerings makes it easier for parents, if something comes up, it’s okay,” said Co-owner of AR Workshops Melissa Rudd.

2 weeks ago | mysuncoast.com | Madison Glaser

LAMONT, Fla. (WCTV) - Every month, WCTV heads to the North Florida Wildlife Center, in Jefferson County, to put a spotlight on a different species at the wildlife conservation. This month, the non-profit welcomed a 2-month-old white-tailed sea eagle named Sia. “White-tailed sea eagles are the fourth largest eagle species in the world,” said executive director of the North Florida Wildlife Center, Ryan Reines.

2 weeks ago | wctv.tv | Madison Glaser

LAMONT, Fla. (WCTV) - Every month, WCTV heads to the North Florida Wildlife Center, in Jefferson County, to put a spotlight on a different species at the wildlife conservation. This month, the non-profit welcomed a 2-month-old white-tailed sea eagle named Sia. “White-tailed sea eagles are the fourth largest eagle species in the world,” said executive director of the North Florida Wildlife Center, Ryan Reines.