Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Lockheed Martin sponsors first air show at Sanford airport in more than 25 years. |   | |
 "As I step aside from Orlando TV, my mind is a bottleneck of memories — more than three decades of watching this sports market grow from a national afterthought to burgeoning sophisticate. When I arrived, all Central Florida had to trumpet was a double-A baseball team, Division II football program and two PGA Tour events," Pat Clarke says. | | | |
 Friday's event wasn't free, with invitees required to pay $170, plus $25 parking, to attend the three-hour preview. Ethics watchdog Integrity Florida and some lawmakers said it was questionable for officials to have early access to a new land not open to the general public before Aug. 29, especially from one of the largest companies in Florida which spent $28 million during the 2018 campaign cycle. | | | |
 More than a decade after it was pulled off the market, the last vestige of the McCoy Naval Annex in Orlando is once again for sale — this time attracting national interest. | | | |
 Central Florida fared well in the lifetime pasta pass promotion from Olive Garden, with winners in Orlando, Kissimmee and Rockledge. | | | |
 "Mary Poppins" review by Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm. | | | |
 'The Farewell' continues its strong run at Enzian as the Maitland theater opens 'The Nightingale,' a revenge thriller from Australia. Also on tap: screenings of 'Lassie Come Home' and 'Rushmore.' | | | |
 UCF and Florida both will kick off the 2019 season ranked in the preseason AP top 25 poll. | | | |
 UF coach Dan Mullen has learned over the years to be prepared for season openers down to the smallest detail. | | | |
 FSU coach Willie Taggart said he feels content about handing off play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Kendal Briles. | | | |
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