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What bricks remember

admin June 5, 2026June 1, 2026

What bricks remember Saving the Apalachicola Arsenal Powder Magazine Museum June 5, 2026 | story by Chloe Abreuphotos by Delia Rose Sauer This story is from Atrium’s Spring 2026 magazine, which released April 2026. Linda Kranert remembers the gentle sound of critters scurrying off in unseen directions as she stood within the mossed-over threshold of a building all but reclaimed by nature. Faded brick arched into vaulted ceilings, interrupted by a tree surpassing its stone boundary.

Odds and ends

Layne Knox October 24, 2025October 30, 2025

Lee grabbed the pink bear in hopes of the newborn being a girl, having two boys already. The fluffy blush-colored toy, with a matching satin bow tied around its neck and its tongue sticking out, later sat with its arms spread wide open in his daughter’s crib as he breathed a sigh of relief that he was right … Read moreOdds and ends

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Taste of island life

Ashley Rodriguez September 26, 2025October 24, 2025

Kaylee Santopietro walks up to the pier at Truman Waterfront Park with a map and a mission. In the next 24 hours … Read moreTaste of island life

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The ROMEOs

admin December 23, 2023January 20, 2024

It’s 6:50 a.m. in a nondescript Dunnellon shopping center. Street lights and neon store signs cast a dim glow over the dark lot and Publix won’t open for another ten minutes.

The parking lot is almost empty, except for the scattering of cars belonging to the members of the Workout Anytime gym and those of a group of 14 old men sitting along the benches outside of the Breakfast Station restaurant … Read moreThe ROMEOs

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Smoke on the water

admin July 16, 2021September 28, 2022

As he sails the waters of Stiltsville, Freddy Stebbins recalls his fond memories of the Leshaw House and mourns its charred remains … Read moreSmoke on the water