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Florida, Pensacola
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Morning co-anchor for WEAR. Retweets are not endorsements, but I retweet some really good stuff.

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Drive-through food distributions continue across Gulf Coast as hunger need grows

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By Laura Hussey Verified
| WEAR-TV (Pensacola, FL) Verified
Tue, June 23, 2026 at 2:02 PM PENSACOLA, Fla. -- It's a carefully orchestrated process of signals and flags reminiscent of guiding a jet to the gate. But in parking lots across the Gulf Coast, the destination is something much simpler -- sustenance. Something to fill the gap between hunger and hope. "I thought when I was younger, I'm not going to have to go through nothing like that," said Ruth Arthur of Bay Minette. "I had a stroke.
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A century of stories inside Crestview’s Bush House

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By Laura Hussey Verified
| WEAR-TV (Pensacola, FL) Verified
CRESTVIEW, Fla. -- As the Bush House in Crestview approaches its centennial celebration in June, its walls hold a hundred years’ worth of stories, from railroad expansion to the Great Depression and World War II. The home sits on Wilson Street, built by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for track supervisor Lorenza Bush. That history is still visible inside, including a portrait of Bush and his wife that hangs above the brick fireplace.
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Bagdad Mill Site Park: A Waterfront That Helped Build Florida

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By Laura Hussey Verified
| WEAR-TV (Pensacola, FL) Verified
BAGDAD, Fla. -- In this week’s Amazing America 250, we visit a waterfront that helped build Florida. From Spanish ships to sawmills, Bagdad Mill Site Park was once the heart of Florida’s timber industry. Today, a committed group of citizens has transformed it for the next generation. There are lots of stories at Bagdad Mill Site Park, but they all start with one thing—the longleaf pine, also called the heart pine.
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