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A lightning storm is one of the most dramatic shows of nature. You may feel like rushing outside to experience the blinding bolts, with the loud CRACKs and rumbles of surround-sound thunder following close behind.

But don’t.

Lightning is dangerous. Stay inside.

Each year there are around 25 million lightning flashes in the United States. That’s a lot of chances to be a lightning victim. Although most people who are struck by lightning survive, many are badly injured, some permanently.

Eighth grade students at South Sumter Middle School are getting a good taste of the “eco” issues of our world and a good handle on race car driving – or at least, solar power model racing.
Kevin Strickland and other physical science teachers at the school hosted solar car races on Friday, March 2.
The races began at 11 a.m. and ended a unit of study on alternative types of energy.