How Cafe Nola and Chef Ernie are Bringing Small-Town America Back
By Jason Phillips
Chef Ernie Danjean runs Cafe Nola and Hotel Defuniak in North Walton County, and could easily be the face of the downtown district....
How to Prepare for the Upcoming Medicare Enrollment Season
By Greg Durette, Florida Health Connector
Nobody can “prepare” for the Medicare Enrollment season which, in normal terms (I’ll explain later) means you get inundated...
United Fidelity Bank Gives Back with Fourth Annual Community Day Oct....
By Christopher Manson
United Fidelity Bank Community President Ed Burns has served in his position for the past four and a half years. Prior to...
The REP Theatre Closes Curtain After 25 Years
After 25 years of bringing stories to life, The REP Theatre closed its doors following its final summer performances in mid-August, marking the end...
Florida Artist Blacksmith Association Keeps the Craft Alive
Blacksmithing may have been popularized in recent years by shows like Forged in Fire and Men at Arms, but in Florida the tradition has...
The Flight of Jackie Cochran Reclaims Legacy of Forgotten Aviation Pioneer
A new documentary, The Flight of Jackie Cochran, is set to reintroduce one of the most groundbreaking—and largely forgotten—women in American history. Directed by...
From Palette Knife to Poster: Kathy Schumacher’s Art Sets Sail for...
By Zandra Wolfgram
With bold strokes and vibrant color, Niceville artist Kathy Schumacher will set the tone for the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation’s 30th Annual...
Music Lessons: Inspiring Generation Alpha to Think for Themselves
In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, Generation Alpha, those born roughly between 2010 and 2025, are experiencing a world of technology, innovation, and unprecedented...
Safeguarding Your Family: Umbrella Insurance and Why It Matters
By Brandon Cervenka
In this beautiful area we get to call home, families juggle a vibrant lifestyle—lazy beach days, hectic school schedules, tourist season and...
