Kristian Bush of Grammy-award-winning country group Sugarland talks about the reunion with Jennifer Nettles, working with Taylor Swift, and performing at the Daytona Country 500.

Excerpts from "Still the Same" used by permission. Photo by Shervin Lainez.

Kristian Bush of Grammy-award-winning country group Sugarland talks about the reunion with Jennifer Nettles, working with Taylor Swift, and performing at the Daytona Country 500.
Excerpts from "Still the Same" used by permission. Photo by Shervin Lainez.

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Flagler Beach City Manager Larry Newsom abruptly left a June 11 commission meeting after a speaker asked him why he was the only one there not wearing the required mask.

Flagler Beach City Manager Larry Newsom abruptly left a June 11 commission meeting after a speaker asked him why he was the only one there not wearing the required mask.

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Flagler Beach City Manager Larry Newsom leaves meeting after getting called out for not wearing a mask

Parents received an automated phone message from Prinicpal Matthew Krajewski informing them that there would be an extra police presence at the school due to an alert received via Fortify Florida.

Parents received an automated phone message from Prinicpal Matthew Krajewski informing them that there would be an extra police presence at the school due to an alert received via Fortify Florida.

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Donald Trump started the Daytona 500 in his own way Sunday, leading drivers around the 2.5-mile tri-oval in his “Beast,” the presidential limo.

He also gave a short, non-political speech, pumped his fist multiple times, and soaked in the warm embrace of a crowd largely in his corner.

Donald Trump started the Daytona 500 in his own way Sunday, leading drivers around the 2.5-mile tri-oval in his &ldquo;Beast,&rdquo; the presidential limo.
He also gave a short, non-political speech, pumped his fist multiple times, and soaked in the warm embrace of a crowd largely in his corner.

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