Coming to America
After arriving from Europe, South America and other distant places, students who earn degrees at schools along the Emerald Coast often develop a desire to hang around following graduation.
Emerald Coast Magazine - October-November 2023
Beyond Potatoes
Those Idaho potatoes may seem inevitable as a staple, but for carbo loaders willing to get out of a russet rut, various root veggies, usually overlooked, are worth a try the next time they go tubering.
Blended Communities
Planned communities are springing up across Northwest Florida — Latitude Margaritaville Watersound and Watersound Origins among them.
Transatlantic Education
Love of learning led a Russian girl to a life in the U.S.
Going Home Again
A writer visits the tiny German village where she grew up, discovers a new sense of belonging and gains a reputation as a woman given to jogging on a winter’s day while wearing next to nothing.
Planting Seeds
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.
La Costa Esmeralda
Grace Resendez McCaffery is an advocate for Spanish-speaking communities in Northwest Florida and Alabama.
Halloween Spirits
Bartenders throughout the region are prepared to stir up potions that sync up with goblin season. The venerated bloody mary becomes topical and dry ice is a thing.
Art on a Large Scale
Selected muralists from the Emerald Coast region will supply murals for display at the Best of the Emerald Coast Winners Soirée at Grand Boulevard in Sandestin
Opportunities Unlock Potential
In the United States, 17% of children of ages 3 to 17 have a developmental disability, according to a study by the Centers for Disease Control.
