Tuesday Reading

From the Ocala Star-Banner comes Lashonda Stinson with a story about a father and son and one about tough love.

And Matt Tullis from Columbus with the world's best horseshoe pitcher.

And Kruse with the story of a shootout: Christopher Prentice was sitting in his black Nissan Pathfinder Saturday morning in the Big Lots parking lot when Lewis Davis showed up in a white Dodge Caliber with a gun.

Prentice, 34, a painter from Thonotosassa, borrowed $200 from Davis, 30, of New Port Richey last Sunday, he said, so he could pay his car insurance. He agreed to pay back $250 by Friday. On Friday night, though, Prentice text-messaged Davis and said he was sorry but that he needed another week to pay him back.

Then came Saturday morning. Prentice saw the gun and hit the gas.

"I took off," he said.