March 2026

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FCC Wants to Make Sure That the Call Center You Are Sent to Has People Who Speak Fluent English

In a move aimed at addressing longstanding frustrations among American consumers, the Federal Communications Commission is advancing plans to impose stricter oversight on foreign call centers used by U.S. telecommunications companies. With that, The FCC voted last week to move plans forward to bring call centers back to the United States. The initiative focuses on […] The post FCC Wants to Make Sure That the Call Center You Are Sent to Has People Who Speak Fluent English appeared first on Cord Cutters News. Read More

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Audiophiles Can Refresh Their Setup With Fosi Audio’s Spring Sale — Save Up to 25% Through March 31

If you have been thinking about a spring audio refresh, Fosi Audio’s limited-time sale is a strong place to start. The HiFi audio brand has spring savings of up to 25% off select gear during the wider Amazon Big Spring Sale, which runs through March 31 for Prime members. Upgrade a streaming setup, home theater, […] The post Audiophiles Can Refresh Their Setup With Fosi Audio’s Spring Sale — Save Up to 25% Through March 31 appeared first on Cord Cutters News. Read More

Niceville High Brings Electrifying Footloose Musical to Life This May

Niceville High Brings Electrifying Footloose Musical to Life This May Staff Reports March 30, 2026 11:59 am Arts, Emerald Coast, Events, Niceville In Brief: Who: Niceville High School Theatre, directed by Ritchie Jackson What: Live musical production of Footloose When: May 1, 2, 8, and 9 (7 p.m. Fridays, 2 p.m. Saturdays) Where: Niceville High School Auditorium Why: To showcase student talent and share a message about freedom, expression, and community NICEVILLE, Fla. — Niceville High School is gearing up to bring energy, music, and a powerful message to the stage with its upcoming production of Footloose, set for multiple performances in May. Based on the iconic 1984 film, the musical follows Ren McCormack, a Chicago teenager who moves to a small town where dancing is banned. As he pushes back against the rules, Ren inspires his classmates and the community to embrace self-expression and rediscover joy. The production features dynamic choreography by Nicci Fahle and vocal direction by Madison Gomez, paired with a soundtrack packed with recognizable hits like “Holding Out for a Hero,” “Let’s Hear It for the Boy,” and “Footloose.” Behind the scenes, students have spent months preparing every detail of the show, from rehearsals to set design and technical production. The effort reflects the dedication of Niceville High School’s performing and technical arts programs. The show is directed by NHS Theatre Director Ritchie Jackson, who says the story carries a deeper message. “This production showcases the incredible talent and dedication of our students,” Jackson said. “Footloose... Read More

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86 Years Ago Today Batman Made His First Appearance in 1939

Eighty-six years ago today, on March 30, 1939, the world met a shadowy figure who would become one of the most iconic superheroes in history: Batman. First appearing in Detective Comics #27, created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, the Caped Crusader swung into the pages of comic book lore, captivating readers with […] The post 86 Years Ago Today Batman Made His First Appearance in 1939 appeared first on Cord Cutters News. Read More

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MeTV Rolls Out New Spring 2026 TV Schedule: Hogan’s Heroes Returns, Golden Girls Shines, & Classic TV Nostalgia Hits Peak Viewing

MeTV, America’s classic television network, is giving viewers a major dose of memorable TV with its latest schedule refresh, effective Monday, March 30, 2026. The new lineup, now available on the network’s official website at metv.com/schedule, blends beloved returning favorites with recently added hits, ensuring free over-the-air entertainment remains as fresh and comforting as ever […] The post MeTV Rolls Out New Spring 2026 TV Schedule: Hogan’s Heroes Returns, Golden Girls Shines, & Classic TV Nostalgia Hits Peak Viewing appeared first on Cord Cutters News. Read More

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Beats Studio Pro Headphones Are Up to 49% Off for Amazon’s Spring Sale

For Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, you can save on earbuds and over the ear headphones from the Beats by Dre headphone lineup. Get a new pair to wear while working from home, streaming in private listening mode, or hitting the gym. The best deal right now is on the Beats Studio Pro, the brand’s premium […] The post Beats Studio Pro Headphones Are Up to 49% Off for Amazon’s Spring Sale appeared first on Cord Cutters News. Read More

This controversial Condo Project barely approved in South Walton

This controversial Condo Project barely approved in South Walton Steven Saul March 30, 2026 9:12 am South Walton, Walton County The Walton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) voted 3-2 in favor of granting final approval to the controversial 24-story, 246-unit Echelon condominium tower in Miramar Beach, overruling the Walton County Planning Commission’s recommendation to deny the project. The final decision, which was made despite a year-long battle with Scenic 98 residents over heavy traffic, overcrowding, and potential tourism decline, gives the go-ahead for the Major Development by H and S, LLC. The Echelon project, located at 100 Seascape Drive, gained approval largely due to its twenty-five-year-old “grandfathered status,” which exempts it from newer height restrictions. This history, combined with the Land Development Code (LDC) requirements being technically met, led County Attorney Clay Adkinson to caution that appellate litigation was expected regardless of the vote. Dissenting Commissioners Dan Curry and Donna Johns argued that the massive development was not in the best interest of the community’s safety and well-being. At the same time, proponents of the approval, including Chair Brad Drake, Commissioner Danny Glidewell, and Commissioner Tony Anderson, secured the motion to approve the Final Order. How did the approval of the Echelon Condos in Miramar Beach happen? The Walton County Board of County Commissioners is the ultimate decision-maker for Planning and Development in the County.  Over the last year, a proposed 246-unit (24-story) condominium tower development has been at the center of a robust battle between the developer, H... Read More

High Impact Period begins in PCB

BAY COUNTY, Fla (WMBB)- This weekend marked the start of a high impact period in Panama City Beach. High Impact Period, or HIP, was implemented in several areas around the beach this weekend. This means more rules are being enforced in addition to spring break policies in an effort to keep beaches safe. This period, […] Read More

Magnetic bra design simplifies dressing for limited mobility

BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – For many taking off a bra is an everyday task, but for others it can be a daily struggle. That’s exactly what EZ Out Style co-founder JJ Borchetta experienced, frustration with a routine task that was anything but simple. That’s when her husband Mark stepped in with an idea. What […] Read More

“Marshals” Episode 5 Recap: A Haunting Case Keeps Monica Dutton’s Legacy Alive

Marshals Marks Kayce Dutton’s Next Chapter Marshals marks the next chapter in the Yellowstone universe, centered solely on Kayce Dutton. The series follows John Dutton’s son as he takes a decisive turn in his life, joining an elite team of U.S. Marshals.  During the season premiere, a major bombshell was revealed immediately – as Kayce’s beloved wife, Monica, has […] More Country Music Nation  Read More