The Paths Once Taken
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We asked editor/writer Steve Bornhoft to list favorite stories from his nine-year Rowland Publishing career. Here is his Top 10 List.
Paramedics and EMTs are wired to help others
Foundational document is as relevant as ever
To work and give to benefit others is spiritual, rabbi says
Chris Trovas lives his restaurant dream
Expanding bureaucracy exacts a high price
We should remember the days when it all went right
In Jarret Keene’s fantasy thriller, humanity outlasts power-trippers
Lessons for next year and the year after that
Emerald Coast Magazine soirée rocks Grand Boulevard
Holmes County is starting to find its voice
In Jarret Keene’s thriller, humanity outlasts power-trippers
Senior investigators thaw out cold cases
Bicyclist keeps smiling despite bumps in the road
A sailor progresses from dinghies to boats with cabins
Enjoy the benefits of a pause that refreshes
At the Chabad house, a meeting grounded in goodness
Abe Partridge sweetens songwriters fest with SOAL music
Linda Habib’s novel celebrates audacity, persistence and success
Relentless Michelle Mecca embodies true grit
Meeting another character from Vernon was a joy
Project partners kick off construction of PCB medical campus
We profile a cross-section of nonprofits in an effort to inspire giving.
“I am alive and back to writing like crazy,” Vida said. “Music is greens and blues and emerald. They are the colors of the sea and the most beautiful places in the world. Moving here and seeing the color of the water, it’s changed me.”
With events and new facilities, Visit Panama City Beach, under the leadership of Dan Rowe, has succeeded in expanding the community’s tourist season.
For shrimper Fred Hunter, life has never been a drag aboard the Miss Bennie.
For years, I told myself that I would one day attend a meeting of the South Walton Writers Group.
Consumer demand leads to boon in versatile boats
An earnest ventriloquist pursues the noblest art
A smallish, smiling man with a monkey on his arm approached me and made my acquaintance. Soon, I would learn that the monkey, named Morris, is a puppet and that his handler, Joseph Coker, inspired by the likes of America’s…
To attract birds, find ways to meet their essential needs
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