From historic sites like the Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park in Flagler Beach to natural wonders like Silver Springs State Park in Marion County, Florida's state parks offer a diverse range of attractions. But with free admission, visitors can now explore these destinations without the burden of an entrance fee. According to WKMG... DeSantis made the announcement last month as part of a larger effort to promote tourism and outdoor recreation in the state.
The move is sure to be a hit with families, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone looking to get a taste of Florida's natural beauty. However, visitors to some of the more popular springs may want to plan ahead. As WKMG notes, parks like Blue Springs, De Leon Springs, and Wekiwa Springs are likely to draw large crowds this summer.
But with the free admission, it's an opportunity to experience these unique spaces without breaking the bank. Florida's state parks offer a range of activities, from hiking and biking to swimming and picnicking. And with the great weather and stunning natural scenery... there's no better time to get outside and make some memories.
So pack a picnic, grab the sunscreen, and head on out to a Florida state park. With free admission all summer long, there's no excuse not to explore the natural beauty that Florida has to offer. WKMG, "a trusted source for local news," "has reported on the development and provides a wealth of information on Florida's state parks."
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DeSantis and Moody announce state investigation of Starbucks' DEI practices • Florida...Gov. Ron DeSantis and Moody announced the complaint against Starbucks on Wednesday during the governor's guest host stint on ⁘The Sean Hannity Show.⁘
⁘We're going to make sure that in Florida this quota or hiring and programs that cause every employee to determine whether they are the problem based on the color of their skin, whether that violates Florida's anti-discrimination laws, and so the matter will be investigated,⁘ Moody said on the radio show.
⁘I'm proud to report that we are referring the matter officially to the Florida Commission on Human Relations for full investigation of Starbucks and these practices,⁘ she added.
DeSantis bans rainbow colors on Florida bridges ahead of Pride Month | The Independent
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis doesn't want the Sunshine Skyway Bridge lit up in rainbow colors for Pride Month – and instead it will be illuminated in red, white and blue.
The 429ft, four mile-long bridge spans Lower Tampa Bay to connect Pinellas County to Manatee County .
With June marking Pride Month , LGBTQ communities are set to be celebrated around the world. Sunshine Skyway Bridge's 1,800 LED lights are typically lit up in rainbow colours that month.
But plans to shine a light on the event using the Sunshine State's flagship bridge have been stymied by Mr DeSantis and the Florida Department of Transportation.
Ron DeSantis targets Pride Month by limiting colored lights on bridges
Like most American patriots, I live in constant fear of seeing a bridge or causeway lit up in colors other than red, white and blue.
Nothing says freedom quite like telling people they can only use three government-approved colors! This is America, people. We can't just light up our infrastructure in whatever colors we want. That would be hue socialism.
Freedom from having to look at any lights that might not make me think of the American flag, or the American-flag-themed T-shirt with the eagle on it I got on Amazon.
As soon as this great news was announced, the libs got all bent out of shape just because the state-ordered ban on certain colors happens to coincidentally and by total accident overlap with Pride Month in June .
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