This guy turned a gas station into a $275 million machine. This guy turned a gas station into a $275 million machine. No fancy tech. No Wall Street backing. Just clean bathrooms, fresh brisket, and a cast-iron understanding of what travelers actually want. His name? Beaver Bam. (Yes, really.) Back in 1982, he’s working for Read More…
A wall in Juanita Cunningham’s northwest Ocala home recognizes her devotion and service to a community in which, six decades earlier, she was not allowed to use the same public restrooms as white women. At the time, Jim Crow laws required African-Americans in many cases to use separate restrooms, water fountains and entrances to buildings, Read More…
Willow Tohi // 2.4K Views Nitrous oxide fatalities spiked 578% between 2010 and 2023, per CDC data. Eighth graders and young adults are primary users, often accessing via gas stations or online. Risks include oxygen deprivation, neurological damage, paralysis and vitamin B12 deficiency. FDA warns of dangers, but federal regulation remains absent due to legal loopholes. Proposals for Read More…
NASA’s acting administrator, Sean Duffy, unveiled a directive to place a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 to support a permanent human presence. The reactor would generate 100 kilowatts of energy, addressing lunar power needs where sunlight and solar power are unreliable. The White House and NASA face pressure from geopolitical rivals like China Read More…
In today’s Brighteon Broadcast News (link here), I explain in horrifying detail why the U.S. government’s only quick path to achieving greatly increased AI data center power capacity is to arrange for a nuclear war that kills up to 200 million Americans. This will not only halt the government’s outflows for pensions, social security, Medicare Read More…
The first Negro School in Marion County was set up by the Freedmen’s Bureau at the end of the Civil War and opened in March 1866 with 60 pupils. The school was staffed by a teacher from the Missionary Aid Association. Its original location is unknown. The following year, the school moved to a log Read More…
Chestnut Cemetery is a historically Black cemetery established in 1896 by Frank P. Gadson, James W. Alexander, Henry W. Chandler, Alex Holly, F.C.W. Williams, and William Giles. This cemetery used to be known as Oak Ridge Cemetery, later known as Hughes and Chestnut Cemetery, but since changed to Chestnut Cemetery. A New Cemetery Ocala Evening Read More…
by Alonzo Hardy Ocala Commercial and Bazar Company – Dr. Thos. P. Lloyd, Frank P. Gadson and James W. Alexander became the first known to start an investment company in April 1891. Notice and articles of incorporation of the Ocala and Marion County Commercial Bazaar and Investment Association, filed August 21, 1891 The Ocala Commercial and Read More…
FBI Reportedly Deployed For Patrols In D.C. Walkin Info The FBI is set to deploy its agents to conduct night patrols in the nation’s capital, according to multiple reports, as President Donald Trump said that homeless people living in the nation’s capital would “have to move out, IMMEDIATELY,” ahead of a planned press conference where Read More…
by Jeff Martin – The Independent A video capturing the brutal arrest of a Black college student, who was beaten by police officers in Florida, has led to calls for drivers to consider placing cameras in their cars. William McNeil Jr. was pulled from his car and punched in the head during the ordeal in February. He captured the incident Read More…
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