The “Last of Us” picks up five years where the story left off.

Hurricane Helene severely damaged drinking water utilities in the Southeast.

On Sept. 23, Wewoka High School’s football team was about to forfeit a game due to a lack of players when it asked a couple of senior girls at the school if they would suit up to give the team enough players.

The New Hampshire attorney general’s office has released preliminary proposals for calculating payments to those who were physically and sexually abused as children at the state-run Youth Development Center.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Petrona Ramsey says when she first heard about Black Business Orlando she was automatically drawn to the idea of helping young black entrepreneurs. The group which started in 2014 as a hub for black business owners and supporters in Orlando has now grown to over 23,000 followers. Ramsey says the group has helped members navigate the challenges of the pandemic, which has hit Black businesses especially hard. According to researchers at the University of California at Santa Cruz the pandemic has forced 41% of Black businesses to close their doors. It is called Pleasurably Speaking and it focuses on helping Black women find what brings them pleasure.

MOUNT DORA, Fla. – If you are looking for something to do on Saturday that will also help support small businesses, more than 30 merchants in downtown Mount Dora are hosting their first QR code scavenger hunt. It’s an idea started by Tish Ramsey, the owner of Steampunk Ally Nitro Ice Cream and Gifts. “We are adjusting the message to focus on fall fishing, fall-Agro tourism events , camping /glamping, and holiday events and lightings for the upcoming quarter,” said Tiffany Henderson, spokesperson for Lake County. The support from locals is what the small businesses in Mount Dora are grateful for, ready to bring them back down this ‘covid-friendly’ event Saturday. The QR Scavenger Hunt is free and registration begins at 11am in downtown Mount Dora, for more information click here.