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04/29/2026

Every part of this.

04/29/2026

Even More Exciting, Stars, Bombs, Go Big

04/29/2026

Wild pigs are tearing up neighborhoods and fire risks are climbing across the 94

04/25/2026

What local media really looks like.

Through our local media arm, AM Connected, we’ve published 6 local newsletters, with an additional 6 going live this year across Florida. We connect readers with the places they live and the local businesses that support those communities. Locally focused, locally written, locally supported.

What does that look like?

• 100,000+ local subscribers
• $30,000+ in cash and prizes given to readers to support the local economy
• Over 100 local businesses connected directly with the customers they serve
• $200,000+ in monthly revenue generated for our business partners that stays in their community

A brand built to support the community, not exploit it.

Southshore Circle , The Brandon Buzz , What’s Up Wesley Chapel, The Pasco Plug , The 941 Newsette

04/25/2026

Progress isn’t always loud or impressive.

Some days, it’s just holding the line when everything in you wants to walk away.

You don’t win, you don’t feel strong, you just don’t stop.

And that matters more than people admit.

Because consistency isn’t built on perfect days, it’s built on the ones that test you.

You stack enough of those, and something shifts.

Slowly, but for real.

So even if today feels small, staying in the fight is still a step forward.💪🔥

04/25/2026

03/24/2026

Even More Exciting, Stars, Bombs, Go Big!

03/12/2026

Meant to post this sooner, but you know…life be lifing.

Our Monday Money Minute for this week: Surviving Gas Prices Without Losing Your Mind

Gas prices have started to creep upward again, and global tensions in the Middle East are pushing oil prices to levels not seen in years. Since oil is the main ingredient in gasoline, that kind of movement often works its way to the pump sooner or later.

While we can’t control global energy markets, we can control how efficiently we use a tank of gas. A few small adjustments can help keep fuel costs from quietly draining your monthly budget.

First, ease into the gas pedal. Rapid acceleration and hard braking burn more fuel than most drivers realize. Driving more smoothly can improve fuel efficiency and help stretch each fill-up further.

Second, check your tire pressure. It sounds like nonsense, but tires that are even slightly underinflated create more resistance on the road, which forces your engine to use more fuel. Keeping tires properly inflated can improve mileage and save money over time.

Third, combine errands when possible. Instead of making multiple short trips throughout the week, try grouping stops together. A well-planned route can reduce the amount of driving you do and cut down on unnecessary fuel use.

And finally, consider setting aside a little extra room in the monthly budget for fuel if prices continue climbing. Planning for the increase now can help avoid surprises later.

Gas prices tend to move quickly when global events affect oil supply. A few smart habits today can help keep those rising costs from taking a bigger bite out of your wallet.

03/11/2026

From Time Travel to Traffic: Life in the Southshore