Opinion

We fear the uncertain. Not only is it natural it would be an expected and normal response.

As the impacts of the Coronavirus, or COVID-19, continue to spread across our state and nation, so too does the uncertainty it brings to every community it touches. Businesses are shuttering, everything is canceled, unemployment is climbing at a record pace, and Congress is passing the largest disaster relief bill in our nation’s history, directing trillions of dollars to help beat back the economic impacts of this pandemic.

The health care needs of each person are multifaceted, consisting of various factors that makes everyone unique.

Do you wish you had more courage? People often tell me that courage is more about facing your fears willingly.

To the Editor: 

Travel and tourism is an integral part of Kissimmee’s economy, encompassing more than 45,000 tourism and hospitality employees.

As often said, “Sunshine is the best disinfectant.”

Hate. It seems like the world is fueled by it today. As a matter of fact, hate has seemingly become a religion where one prays for bad to happen to another. When did we lose our way?

It seems like everywhere I go I bump into someone who knows my son Cory, one of our twins. Cory is a schoolteacher (in the Osceola County School District) by profession but a coach by avocation and trade.

On Feb. 17, I was joined by the press, residents, nonprofit organizations and several elected officials, as I awarded betterment grant awards to four nonprofit organizations totaling $34,126.00 for their exceptional work throughout Osceola County, and I announced the initiation of new and life-changing services for all the residents in Osceola County.

Have you tried the train?