The newest and most modern indoor shooting range on the Florida Panhandle celebrated its first anniversary in January with a schedule of events, classes and competitions. Rounding out the celebration is a membership promotion offering local and frequently visiting shooters the best value and exclusive range access.
With a successful...
By Lori Leath Smith
When Bryan Cuff landed in our community from South Africa, he was looking to begin a new business venture. His friend and longtime local resident Michael Ward identified a need: more roll-off dumpsters on the Emerald Coast to meet the demand of growing housing and commercial...
Join the NWF Coast Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association at the Northwest Florida Communications Summit (formerly ER for PR) on Feb. 20-21, 2020, at the Hyatt Place Sandestin at Grand Boulevard! This one-and-a-half day, premiere professional development event for public relations, marketing, communications and business leaders and...
By Matthew Vanderford
A time to remember so as not to forget…
October 4, 2018: What is now officially characterized as a “system” continues northeast toward the Yucatan Peninsula.
October 7, 2018: By morning “the system” was officially a Tropical Depression; becomes Tropical Storm Michael at 4:55 p.m. that day.
October 8, 2018:...
Okaloosa Gas District donated over 300 coats to United Way Emerald Coast in December. The donation directly supports United Way’s annual Coats for Kids campaign, which aims to provide a warm coat to every child in need throughout Okaloosa and Walton counties during the holiday season.
The Coats for Kids...
By Victoria Ostrosky
Insurance Zone
Stephen pulled the leftovers from the refrigerator where his wife Julie had stored them after their meal with her parents a few nights ago. As he sat down at the table, he began leafing through the small pile of mail that had accumulated over the last...
Walton County Tax Collector Rhonda Skipper returned unspent revenues totaling $1,706,673.60 to various taxing authorities representing the citizens of Walton County on October 31, 2019.
“We are pleased to be able to return to the Board of County Commissioners and other taxing authorities their proportionate share of the unspent revenues...
By Alan Roberts
How safe did you feel the last time you used a rideshare service? Did the driver open the door for you? Were you treated like a guest and made to feel special? There are so many questions, so little justification for what Americans are currently experiencing throughout...
By Victoria Ostrosky
Jessie was going through a pile of mail while standing at her circular filing system, quickly disposing of the junk mail, when one piece caught her attention. Her face lit up with a smile.
Almost two years ago Jessie became a grandmother. Her granddaughter was everything to her,...
