“From Spontaneity to Sacred Rhythm: My First Encounter with Anglican Worship”
By Kimberly Hood, MD
Coming from a lifelong charismatic church background, my first visit to Apostles by the Sea, an Anglican congregation, was both unfamiliar...
Chapel at the Beach Celebrates 20 Years
By Cole Floyd, Pastor
In the early months of 2006, five couples living in Rosemary Beach began meeting for a Bible study with the vision...
Coastal Seniors May Updates
Exercise Classes – Angela Gibson will lead classes every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. at Padgett Park. Cost is $5 per class for...
21st Annual Destin Charity Wine Auction Raises $4 million for Children...
The Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation (DCWAF) is pleased to announce that the 21st Annual Destin Charity Wine Auction presented by the Jumonville Family...
Ascension Sacred Heart Launches Free Mammogram Program for Uninsured Women
Initiative provides potentially life-saving breast cancer screenings to uninsured women 40 and older across Northwest Florida
Ascension Sacred Heart has launched a new free mammogram...
Green Thumb Garden Club Wraps Up the Year in May With...
By Kathleen Edge, Publicity & Website Chair
Since 1990 - for 36 years - Green Thumb Garden Club has maintained the Eden Gardens State Park...
Flora and fauna of the Historic Gulf Cemetery
By Helen Petre
South of 98, on 293, almost to the beach, is a cemetery on 40 acres of pristine wild land. The cemetery offers...
Bloom, Grow, and Gather: Clay 30A
By Jason and Anna-Lisa Daniel
Spring along 30A brings more than warmer weather and coastal breezes—it inspires a sense of renewal that encourages homeowners to...
Taking Advantage of the Emerald Coast’s Short “Shoulder Season”
By Kyle Sparks, Ovation Painting
May is a unique month along the Emerald Coast. The spring break crowds have mostly headed home, and the summer...
Investing: At a Crossroads
Clint Gharib, AIF®, CFEd®
Financial markets have a habit of panicking about new technology before they understand it.
It has happened many times before.
Railroads were once...
