Shelter Reading Milestone: Jacksonville Humane Society’s Pawsitive Reading program says 11-year-old Nehemiah Turner hit 100 hours of reading to adoptable dogs, hoping the calm companionship helps pets settle and get forever homes. Local Publishing & Community Events: Baker County educator Dr. Nancy Nicole Rodgers-Mason launched her first children’s book at Emily Taber Library, while Ocala’s Central Florida Master Choir opened auditions for winter concerts and Marion County UF/IFAS Master Gardeners set August courses. Florida Ballot Fight: Leon County heard arguments in the bid to remove gubernatorial candidate James Fishback from the ballot, including his admission of voting and buying a home in Washington, D.C. Book-to-Billboard Push: Florida mystery author Sue Andrews’ “A Killing in the Keys” is set for a Manhattan billboard campaign during Thanksgiving through New Year’s. AI in the Workplace: A practical guide argues teams should build reliable AI routines around shared workflows and review steps, not just prompts. Mortgage Credit Scores: Whalen Global Advisors warns incomplete credit data can distort mortgage scores, potentially costing borrowers thousands. AM Radio Policy Fight: Lobbying disclosures show automakers and Big Tech pushing back on the “AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act,” aiming to block a House floor path. Adopt-a-Box Public Art: Warner Robins unveiled a new Adopt-a-Box vinyl-wrap featuring the Elberta Depot, blending local history with street-level art.