Phil Attinger is a staff writer for The NewsSun, based in Sebring, Florida. With a focus on local news and features, Phil covers a range of topics including community events, government decisions, and human interest stories.
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“I thank you for your unwavering commitment to civil rights and social justice,” former State Attorney Monique Worrell told NAACP members and supporters. “I know a little something about it.”
Anyone driving Saturday through downtown on the Sebring Parkway would have seen a team of Pike line crews at work.
Boaters looking to get out on Lake Jackson now that the wind has died down will have to get in line.
Saturday morning saw well more than 100 cars line up initially for supplies of emergency water in Avon Park.
Former State Attorney Monique Worrell told the crowd at the NAACP Freedom Fund Gala on Sept. 28 in Sebring she worked to improve the justice system for everyone.
Even in retirement, Bill Nichols still finds himself responding to disasters.
By PHIL ATTINGER
Not much has changed in 45 years when it comes to domestic violence.
Home fires on opposite ends of the county left one home uninhabitable and another barely damaged, but two families shaken.
A kitchen apparently caught fire overnight in a neighborhood community center in Sebring.
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