Fort Walton Beach Dining, Entertainment, Specials
AJ’s on the Bayou
Located at the base of the Cinco Bayou Bridge in Fort Walton Beach, AJ’s on the Bayou is in a beautiful...
Canteen Cups: A Symbol of Duty, Honor, Courage, Sacrifice & Enduring...
Chamber Life: Stories from the life and times of Fort Walton Beach Chamber members…
By Kelly Murphy-Redd
Toasting fallen comrades is a military tradition going back...
Lore of the Fishing Rodeo: Celebrating 75 Years!
By Frank Berte
Way back in 1948, the very first Fishing Rodeo was held in Destin! Seventy-five years ago, this bustling international hotbed of the...
Estuary Program Brings Bay’s Importance to Coastal Residents
By Kenneth Books
The average human body contains about 60 percent water. And we die after about three days without ingesting liquids.
Yet, most of us...
A Pastor’s Ponderings: Labor Day – A Spiritual Reflection on Work...
By Doug Stauffer, Pastor, Faith Independent Baptist Church
Labor Day, for many, signifies the end of summer, the beginning of a new school year, and...
Six Rehabilitated Sea Turtles Released
The Gulfarium C.A.R.E. Center has taken in 89 patients this year and, so far, has released 58 of them. In July, six sea turtles, four Loggerheads,...
Golf in Niceville’s Bluewater Bay
By Barbara Palmgren
When I think about the beauty of the golf course at Bluewater Bay, and look at its blue and white logo with boat...
I’m Getting Some Feedback
By Stephenie Craig, Journey Bravely
I was stressed and busy. Parenting required more energy than usual. I was irritable and I didn’t realize how I was...
Sean of the South: Old Music
By Sean Dietrich
Willie Nelson is on my radio. He is singing one of my favorite songs.
“In the twilight glow I see her,
“Blue eyes crying in...
