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European honeybees are the most commonly known pollinators and are returning from their hives to our local landscapes as the days lengthen. While not native to this continent, honeybees are beneficial to the environment and critically important to agricultural production.…

The Healing Heart of Bali

There’s something magical about Bali. As many of the free spirits who move there can attest, wellness comes naturally in this Indonesian province, evidenced by its profusion of plant-based cuisine, abundance of biophilic design, and deep harmony with the natural…

The Pirates of the Panhandle

This February, the streets of Panama City and Panama City Beach will once again transform into urban seas where giant floats from local Mardi Gras krewes sail the streets, their pirates, wenches, and dazzling royal courts sending beads and trinkets…

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The Sea Cure

Known for their early approaches to spa therapy, ancient Greeks and Romans had an affinity for “taking the waters” in bathhouses, freshwater pools, and sea baths.  Some thousands of years later, the Regency Era revived an ocean-forward approach to wellness…

A Year In Nature

The Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance (CBA) launched a calendar photo contest at the beginning of 2025 as part of the Mattie Kelly Environmental Initiative. The contest invites amateur photographers of all skill levels to capture the natural beauty and ecological heritage…

Cruise To The Big Easy

A new Gulf Coast cruise will take passengers from historic Pensacola to the vibrant streets of New Orleans—and vice versa. The seven-night, eight-day voyage offered by American Cruise Lines will charter trips in March and December of each year. The…

Franklin’s Gifts

Boasting hundreds of thousands of acres of pristine, protected wilderness, Franklin County is heaven for hikers. Within Tate’s Hell State Forest, visitors can traipse among ancient, 150-year-old dwarf cypress trees, native pitcher plants, and coastal scrub ecosystems that populate the…

Welcome To Miami

While we may be in the sunshine state, Northwest Florida is sure to experience a few chilly days throughout winter. If you’re coming down with a case of the winter blues, you can now easily fly south for winter thanks…

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The Pirates of the Panhandle

This February, the streets of Panama City and Panama City Beach will once again transform into urban seas where giant floats from local Mardi Gras krewes sail the streets, their pirates, wenches, and dazzling royal courts sending beads and trinkets…

En Garde

When it comes to athletics on the Emerald Coast, fencing—with foils and sabers and épées—is not typically the first sport to come to mind. Air Force veteran Peter Wetzel is on a mission to change that. Wetzel opened Emerald Coast…

Discover Franklin County

Take a Step Back in Time to the Raney House Museum  Located in downtown Apalachicola, the Raney House Museum is an example of architecture and the interpretation of life in Pre-Civil War Florida. Apalachicola was one of the ports along…

Hit the Road: In Full Swing

Nestled along both sides of a quiet street in Ponte Vedra Beach, about 20 miles away from Jacksonville, the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club has been providing guests an amenity-packed seaside escape since 1928. Steeped in tradition, the property occupies…

Welcome To Miami

While we may be in the sunshine state, Northwest Florida is sure to experience a few chilly days throughout winter. If you’re coming down with a case of the winter blues, you can now easily fly south for winter thanks…

Hit the Road: Choose Your Own Adventure

As visitors approach the Chronos portal—the gateway to Universal Epic Universe—they’re greeted with these words: “Beyond this gate find gardens green and epic worlds to fill your dreams.” It’s a big promise but one that Epic Universe more than fulfills…

Soccer Synergies

Soccer is widely recognized as the world’s most popular sport. Even in the U.S., where the NFL dominates viewership, more than 14 million Americans participated in organized soccer in 2023, according to Statista, about twice as many as tackle and flag football.…

Discover Franklin County

Located about an hour south of Tallahassee on Florida’s Northern Gulf Coast, Franklin County is nearly 80% national and state forest — a protected oasis with quiet beaches, wooded trails and scenic paddling sloughs

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