Corry Hanson @HansonCoach

Thank you to @tomjrobinson and the @AbingtonJournal for the kind story! Truly humbled by the recognition — I definitely wasn’t expecting that call as I was walking into work last week. Grateful for everyone who has supported me along the way, and excited for this next chapter with the Big Green. 🌲 #TheWoods theabingtonjournal.com/sports/115000/…

@blaisesm15 Awesome stuff! Repoing the WVC Rooting for you my man!

Penn State Football @PennStateFball

7 days ago

Game 1 Captains 🫡

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Well done @Vol_Football

Tennessee Football @Vol_Football

a week ago

Our Tennessee Home 🦋 #GBO 🍊

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A new chapter of Penn State Football. #WeAre

🐻⬇️

Bears Communications @BearsPR

a week ago

The #Bears have signed TE Qadir Ismail to the club's Practice Squad.

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My take… ND will go undefeated and trip up short of the title game. Not because they aren’t good, it’s because they play a weak schedule.

ESPN BET @ESPNBET

a week ago

Will anyone stop the Buckeyes or Fighting Irish this season? 👀

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Would be great to see you in concert. However tough to justify $4,000 to take my family of 5 to one concert.

Morgan wallen @Morgan_wallen9k

2 weeks ago

🥰🥰❤️

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Many people appreciate your posts Bob! I don’t know you, never met you and in fact live around 6 hours from your area in NE PA. But I read all of your post and enjoy most of them!

Bob Greenburg @BobGreenburg

2 weeks ago

@TomDeMartini1 Tom if you don’t like high school sports anymore that’s fine, but you might wanna just unfollow my account because I post a lot about high school sports.

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Now THAT is an icon.

@ChrisStapleton always impresses

Mark Roscus @MRoscus

2 weeks ago

Chris Stapleton paid tribute to Dolly Parton tonight at Jones Beach Theater. An incredible rendition … #IWillAlwaysLoveYou

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Remembering the late, great Dolly, who brought joy, comfort and inspiration to so many - including the millions of children given free books through her Imagination Library. We will always ❤️ you.

@ClayTravis Read that book many times to my 3 boys

Quid Pro Quo… What would you do with the 12.7 Billion that you would steal from him? Why do people enter their political careers with a decent net worth but leave as multi millionaires?

Sen. Bernie Sanders @SenSanders

4 weeks ago

Last year, Jeff Bezos sailed on his $500 million yacht to his $55 million wedding in Venice to give his wife a $5 million ring while his real tax rate was less than 1%. Under my 5% billionaire wealth tax, Mr. Bezos would owe $12.7 billion & still have $240 billion left over.

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@emmitonair Morten Anderson all the way

Let’s go East Side!!!

ESPN @espn

4 weeks ago

West Chester to Williamsport‼️ Pennsylvania advances to the LLWS in its home state 👏

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So relatable.

@Ben_Magnotta Future is bright!! Congratulations and best of luck!

Go get it!

Geno Lewis @GENOALLDAY7

a month ago

Hmm Sooo….. 🧐

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However one out of four on the list were registered to vote. The list was beneficial to finding that out.

Pennsylvania Department of State @PAStateDept

a month ago

Inclusion on a nonjuror list does not mean someone is registered to vote. Any resident of Pennsylvania—including a noncitizen—who pays taxes, drives a car, or interacts with the Commonwealth in a number of different ways, may be included on the initial county juror list. Learn

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He sang about the sun for fifty years. The sun is what killed him. He wasn't even from here. Born on Christmas Day, 1946, in Pascagoula, Mississippi, raised up the coast in Alabama. In the spring of 1972 he drove US-1 south with a guitar, a busted marriage, and almost no money, and he kept driving until the road ran out. The road ran out at Key West. Back then Duval Street still smelled like shrimp boats and cheap rum, two lanes of blacktop through the mangroves, no cruise ships, no chain stores. He took one look at that water and decided a whole life was worth spending on it. He turned it into an empire. Margaritaville - the bars, the hotels, the casinos - a beach-bum kingdom that left him worth 275 million dollars when he died. Most people come to Florida to carry a piece of it home. He came and spent the rest of his life trying to keep one piece alive. That piece was the manatee. In 1981, Governor Bob Graham brought his young daughter backstage after a show, and the two men got to talking about everything the state was busy paving over. Before the night was out they had started the Save the Manatee Club. "To me, the manatee represents what we all like about Florida," Jimmy Buffett said. "Kind of cruising in warm, clear water and not bothering anybody." He didn't just lend his name. He chaired the early meetings. He paid for the warning signs out on the water. In 1984 he dreamed up Adopt-A-Manatee, so a kid with a few dollars could name one and follow it for the rest of its life. Then, in 2019, a doctor said the word nobody wants to hear. Merkel cell carcinoma. A rare and aggressive skin cancer, roughly forty times rarer than melanoma. The man who sold the whole country on endless sunshine was being eaten by it from the inside. He told almost no one. Not the band. Not the crowd. For FOUR YEARS he kept touring, kept grinning under the same hot lights, and the people singing every word back at him had NO IDEA the man onstage was running out of time. In 2021, two years into a diagnosis he was hiding, someone asked when he would finally slow down. "I'm still out there," he said. "Where would I go?" On July 2, 2023, he walked onto a tiny stage at a place called Sunset Cove, up in Rhode Island. No announcement. Forty-five minutes. He played Margaritaville one more time and walked off. Two months later he was gone. September 1, 2023. He was 76. He fought forty-two years for the manatee. His own fight lasted four. When he died, Patrick Rose, who has run the club for decades, wrote a line that said all of it: "each and every time we needed you, without hesitation." Here is the part every Floridian already knows in their body. You know the sign out on the water. Slow. Idle speed. Manatee zone. And you know the small jump in your chest the first time a gray back breaks that brown-green surface right beside the boat. Every winter, they still come. Hundreds of them, drifting back into the warm springs at Blue Spring and Crystal River, into the clean water he spent his whole life fighting to protect. The club is still running out of Maitland. A kid can still adopt one by name. Almost everyone knows the party Jimmy Buffett threw. Almost no one knows what he quietly held open for the rest of us. The songs are why you will remember his name. The manatees are why it mattered. The music stopped. The gentle giants stayed.