Florida Today
Florida Today is the primary daily newspaper for Brevard County, Florida. It was founded in 1966 by Al Neuharth, who was part of the Gannett corporation. His work with this paper laid the groundwork for what he would later achieve with USA Today. Alongside its daily issues, Florida Today also releases three weekly community newspapers designed specifically for the Northern, Southern, and Central parts of Brevard County.
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1 day ago |
floridatoday.com | C. A. Bridges |Mike Snider
Spirit Halloween plans to hire 50,000 employees for over 1,500 locations for the 2025 Halloween season. 1,140 positions are available in Fl;oridaSpirit Halloween offers competitive salaries, flexible scheduling, and a 30% employee discount. Ready for the spooky season? Spirit Halloween is already gearing up, and they're hiring.
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2 days ago |
floridatoday.com | Frank Cerabino
Marinating in your own poopy water is no way to live the good life on an island where a 2-acre empty lot just sold for $10 million. Observing the affluent and their effluent has long been a hobby of mine. Wherever the ultra-rich gather you can bet they’re handling their poop issues with the kind of alacrity you’d expect from people who expect everything in life to come up smelling like roses. This takes many forms.
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4 days ago |
floridatoday.com | Chasite Banks
Throughout the course of the school year, 33 Brevard County high school athletes were voted 321preps Athletes of the Week. With the 2024-25 school year complete, we're giving you the chance to vote for a 321preps Athlete of the Year. We're breaking down our 33 winners into three votes: fall, winter and spring. The two athletes with the most votes from each ballot will move one to the final voting round.
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5 days ago |
floridatoday.com | Holly Baltz
Kristine Conyers, along with journalist Holly Baltz, will participate in a Reddit Ask Me Anything on on June 25 r/IAmA th at noon ET. Kristine Conyers was 11 when she and her little sister were abducted and sexually assaulted from downtown Boynton Beach by serial killer Christopher Wilder. They would survive but the next year in 1984, Wilder, a wealthy Florida businessman, would go on a torture rampage across the country, abducting 12 young women and girls and killing nine of them.
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1 week ago |
floridatoday.com | Jennifer Sangalang |Rick Neale |Brooke Edwards
A rocket launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral, Florida, can be seen as far as Myrtle Beach or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. People in Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama have posted photos online of rocket launches from Florida. Billionaire Jeff Bezos’ Project Kuiper: Round two. United Launch Alliance will launch the second batch of Amazon satellites into space − and it's possible people can see the Atlas V rocket far outside of Florida.
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