Umatilla

I found this in the, uh, in my, um...

Graham Farms in Umatilla? Umatilla, Florida, uh, if you wanna go pick your own peaches.

Millions of peaches.

Peaches for me.

My name is Adam Roate, Senior Director of Partnerships here at CLT.

And today's guest is Brent Frazier, who serves as principal at Umatilla High School in Umatilla, Florida.

Brent, let me first start by saying, I want to make sure I got the name of your school correct.

Umatilla, is that correct? Umatilla, Umatilla.

Umatilla, okay.

There's so many names in the state of Florida that trying to get it right is sometimes a struggle for me.

So I really appreciate your graciousness and Umatilla, Umatilla.

Kind of like Armadilla, is that right? Umatilla, like you, like you.

They play at Dr. Phillips, uh, tonight.

Pirate is at Umatilla.

Boca Ciego at South Lake.

Tavares is at Leesburg, who's still looking for a win.

Oh my god! Planet of the Apes! Yes.

In Umatilla, Florida, a Florida homeowner got a wild surprise on his trail camera this week and an unexpected visitor wandered onto his property.

A wild monkey.

The backstory.

Jason Lewis, who lives on a secluded four-acre lot in Umatilla, said he's used to seeing all kinds of wildlife, but the latest trail cam was a first.

Lewis had his trail cam set up for about four years on his property, and over the years, he's seen his fair share of forest critters, bears, deer, even large alligators.

You name it, Florida's got it.