Summer is winding down, but there’s still loads of fun to be had on the Emerald Coast. In fact, from August 1 to September 30, there are 19 days off —counting weekends and Labor Day—to relax or discover something new.…
Take a look inside a local gym, and you will likely see a national trend playing out in real time: more women lifting weights than ever before. In the past decade, a growing number of women have shifted their focus from…
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…
When Lisa Long Lyter and her husband, Tommi, purchased their folk Victorian on the edge of Pensacola’s historic North Hill neighborhood in January 2021, the old house had seen far better days. “It was a mess, quite honestly, and there…
Pamela Holt strolled out of the small outdoor kitchen house on Zaragoza Street at the Historic Pensacola Village with a look of mild consternation on her face. “My pumpkin pie turned out to be a pumpkin custard,” she announces…
Health sciences careers are in high demand, and Northwest Florida State College is rising to meet the moment
Rachael Pongetti believes art is a living thing to be nurtured and supported. So, too, are her students, who benefit from learning in nontraditional ways.
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The two prepare to combine talents in creating a great Southern restaurant
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COURTESY OF YOLO BOARD Florida has many beautiful waterways where you can immerse yourself in nature. Here are a few that are perfectly suited for SUP: Coastal Dune Lakes Want to paddle the Gulf and see sharks and turtles, or explore…
COURTESY OF YOLO BOARD YOLO Board founder Jeff Archer Tips For Avoiding SUP Injuries Don’t “white knuckle” your paddle. Think of your hands as hooks — connection points between your paddle and your body — as you stroke. Grasping…
