Light Chaser
In so doing, he violated one of the rules of nature photography — let the subjects come to you — but, in this case, it worked out.
Author: Steve Bornhoft
Truth and Consequences
There was a time not so long ago when community newspapers engaged in enterprise reporting and investigative journalism of real depth and importance.
Combatting Autism
Behavior analysis program at FSU PC reaches kids with positive reinforcement
Secretary of State Laurel Lee’s No. 1 priority for now is election security
Florida’s top election official is approaching Nov. 3 with confidence
Restaurant Spotlight: The Havana Beach Rooftop
In 1984, the late great Chicago newspaper writer Mike Royko devoted a column to discussing punishment employed by the state prison system in Arizona to discourage violations of Big House rules by inmates. Third-time offenders were fed meatloaf — morning,…
Where the Crawdads March
Mudbugs make for some fine eating; just be sure not to let them wander off
Restaurant Spotlight: Seagar’s Prime Steaks & Seafood
The area’s only AAA Four-Diamond steakhouse
Restaurant Spotlight: Bodacious
We’ve got everything you need to make each day a celebration of simple things done in a big way
Restaurant Spotlight: Bijoux Restaurant + Spirits
Bijoux Restaurant + Spirits is keenly focused on how their atmosphere makes each guest feel
Rowland Publishing Inc. Secures ‘Best Niche Media Company’ award
Kristi Dougherty, general manager of Niche Events, joined by Ryan Dohrn, the founder of Brain Swell Media, announced the awards during a virtual celebration. Sixty-eight publishers combined to submit 140 competition entries in 26 categories this year, a record for…
Beset By Muses
He didn’t know what to wear. Once previously, Michael McCarty had met one of his heroes, Andy Warhol, at a picnic hosted by Capricorn Records in Macon, Georgia, and attended by Jimmy Carter, who was campaigning for president. McCarty, of…
Using Their Down Time to Prepare for Bottom Time
Military veterans are completing scuba studies while waiting for lifting of pandemic restrictions
Aquarium Keeps Mission Alive
Jack Rudloe delivers livestreamed lessons on the marine environment
Maestro David Ott Fosters Appreciation for Fine Music
Devoting much of his time and energy to educating the youth
Managing Our Anxiety
Self-expression, understanding help us deal with our uncertainty and fears
Conversation flows more freely
Circumstances are uniting socially distanced people and making small victories seem large
Stay Calm and Parent On
Resourceful adults help children stay active, bring joy to others during crisis
Responding to the Pandemic
Panama City Beach officials commit to heeding governor’s executive order
Where Are They Now? Dr. Paul Hsu
This engineering businessman gives back to his adopted hometown
Where Are They Now? Peter Bos
At 73, this coastal visionary has shifted his attention to senior living
Pinnacle Award Winners Shape Communities
Meet the women making a difference on the coast
Harvest Festival Unites Wine Lovers
While benefiting the region’s children in need
Hurricane Ravaged Region Rebuilds and Reinvents Itself
A year later, recovery work remains in its early stages
Where the Wild Things Are
Photographer documents place of dark skies, clear water and big reptiles
Dr. Jeff Livingston Thrives Despite Parkinson’s
You'll never guess the activity keeping him healthy and engaged.
Victims Attest to the Horrors of Sex Trafficking
Florida State University hosts community dialog on the problem
Principal Broker Erin Oden Blends Parisian with Paradise
You could say she has a certain je ne sais quoi
Anna Argent On Writing, Romance and the Paranormal
Midwest transplant and novelist rewrites the laws of physics
Pop-up Party Celebrated the Arts and Brought Baytowne Marina to Life
Festivities so grand that Gatsby would have given them a nod
Chef Irv Miller Taps Into Oyster Culture
Chef’s new book flows from the boom in aquaculture
Rebecca Makkai Brings Novel-Craft Lessons to Seaside
The novelist and professor returns to the coast for the Longleaf Writers Conference
Chandler Williams’ Images Connect People With Places
As a photographer and instructor, Williams is always developing
Pensacola Artist John H.C. Davis Relies on Simplicity
The woodcuts artist brings the coastal aesthetic into his designs
Jack E. Davis’s History of the Gulf of Mexico Reveals Many Truths
The book recounts abuse, recovery and the exploitation of rich resources
5 Great Ways to Nurture Your Small Child
Advice on everything from screen time to learning impairments
Early Learning Coalition Builds A Strong Foundation
Suzan Gage grooms local children for lifetimes of success
Hurricanes Recharge Ecosystems by Supplying Nutrients
There are a few positives to the force of nature
Never Forgotten Coast Aims to Help Mexico Beach Rebound
The fundraising website profiles victims in order to raise awareness
