Author: Timothy Walters, Florida Today

Scoreboard: High school football kickoff classics

Think you’ll need to use The Force for this Star Wars trivia quiz?

       

The roundabout will connect a dead end portion of Lake Andrew Drive located behind Viera High School 1.3 miles to both Viera Blvd. and Stadium Parkway

The roundabout will connect a dead end portion of Lake Andrew Drive located behind Viera High School 1.3 miles to both Viera Blvd. and Stadium Parkway

The Rainforest Revealed will open Nov. 16 with three new species plus all sorts of new habitats for monkeys and other animals.

Construction to finalize the Rainforest Revealed exhibit will take place from Sept. 3-Nov. 15.

Steve Salmasian of Port St. Lucie broke the Guinness Book of World Records record for most diamond pushups in a minute. Two hours later, his mom died.

Steve Salmasian of Port St. Lucie broke the Guinness Book of World Records record for most diamond pushups in a minute. Two hours later, his mom died.

Work continues at Kennedy Space Center on Boeing Starliner capsule that will carry a mannequin wearing a spacesuit on an upcoming test flight

The suit to be worn by astronauts inside Boeing’s Starliner capsule were fitted to a sensored mannequin that will be used in an upcoming test flight

       

Fighting between the school district and its teachers has gone on for long enough. It’s time to make a decision that will stick.

       

On July 20, 1969, Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin made history, becoming the first men to set foot on the moon

FLORIDA TODAY brings you some of the stories of the more than 400,000 workers who helped make Apollo 11 possible.

A look at the Apollo program that got the first human to the moon, as told by some of the people who worked on the program.

Hugh Harris was a NASA media rep sent to Houston in July 1969 to help his colleagues handle the deluge of media interest in the Apollo 11 mission.

See how TODAY photographer John Slack got the perfect photo of the Saturn V rocket carrying the Apollo 11 crew to the moon on its historic mission.

Hugh Harris was a NASA media relations representative from Ohio who found himself in a historic position in Houston on July 20, 1969.

TODAY Newspaper photographer John Slack captured the launch of Apollo 11 using a sound-activated camera system he helped develop.

The Apollo 11 crew is etched in the history books, but it took an estimated 400,000 workers to make the moon landing possible

Debut will by July 16 at 7 p.m.; showing will take place twice a day from July 17-24, at 11 a.m. and 6:05 p.m.