Florida, Georgia and Alabama have been at war over water for more than a decade, but if Georgia takes more than its fair share what will happen to the Apalachicola River and Bay? Apalachicola River. Photo by Debbie HooperTreading WaterApalachicola’s River…
Old lighthouses add charm and dignity to the Forgotten Coast Photos by Scott HolsteinLighthouses left to right: St. Marks, Cape San Blas, Carrabelle and Port St. Joe. Lighting The WayOld Lighthouses Add Charm and Dignity to the Forgotten CoastBy Mike McLaffertyLighthouses…
Tallahassee Business Journal May-June 2008AVIATIONNonstop Service Now OfferedAmerican Eagle Airlines, a regional jet service, has begun nonstop flights between Tallahassee and Miami as American Airlines expands its South Florida services.“It’s a great pleasure to welcome American Eagle to Tallahassee,” says…
Kayak fishing can quietly get you to where the fish are biting, and you don’t need to break the bank to pay for gasFishing the FlatsKayaks Make the Perfect Platform for Casting a LineBy Michael Wisenbaker | Photo by Scott…
Small-town Sopchoppy revels in its friendlinessNo Such Thing as a StrangerSmall-Town Sopchoppy Revels in its Friendliness Sopchoppy storeowner Debbie Dix has lived in the small Wakulla County town for 12 years. Looking back on one of her first days in…
What a novel idea! Take your writing out of your basement and into a workshop Photo by Scott HolsteinWrite Around the CornerTallahassee Abounds with Workshops and Venues for WritersBy Ashley Kahn It was called “The Writer.”On London’s Hampstead Heath in…
You don’t need a hook or a line to catch these scrumptious morselsScoopin’ ScallopsGrab Yourself a Tasty Treat in the Gulf Waters Near Port St. Joe By Lori Hutzler EckertBay scallops, those slightly sweet and succulent pearls of seafood found…
Fight your “battle of the bulge” by following exciting new trends in exercise Photos courtesy Nintendo of America The New Shape of FitnessMake Your Workout Routine Anything But with Exercise Trends from the Dance Stage to the Drill Field By Beth…
Ochlockonee River State Park provides visitors with a glimpse at what Florida used to look like – and the white squirrels are cute, too Photos by Scott HolsteinThe river for which the park is named offers great fishing for species that…
Teach your children the dangers of cyber crime before they sign onKeeping Kids Safe OnlineFlorida Attorney General Offers Advice for ParentsBy Mike McLafferty T he doors are locked. Your windows are tightly shut. The security system is armed. As a parent,…
Tallahassee Business Journal May-June 2008Away from the OfficeCompiled by Jason DehartGETAWAYSThe TSA Is Watching YouGot a weird twitch in your eye? You might want to get a shot of Botox before heading to the airport. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports that…
The Forgotten Coast provides the inspiration for four local writersA Novel Place to LiveThe Forgotten Coast Spurs Creativity for its Resident WritersBy Stephen Kindland Photos by Scott HolsteinNatural wonders aren’t the only riches to be found along the Forgotten Coast.…
Take an inventory of your home before hurricane seasonCheck It OutThe Story On Home InventoryBy Mike McLafferty With the start of hurricane season looming, it’s time to take a home inventory of your belongings. While hurricanes are few and far…
St. Marks and Carrabelle Residents Work to Save Their Heritage Character CountsSt. Marks and Carrabelle Residents Work to Save Their HeritageBy Stephen KindlandResidents of two Forgotten Coast towns are setting their sights on economic progress after reeling for years in…
The creative forces behind the Tallahassee Film Festival share their vision for the inaugural event Photo by Scott Holstein Event Planners - Gloria Pugh (left) and Jeanne Curtin at FSU’s Student Life CinemaSundance, Tribeca, TallahasseeFilm Festival Organizers Hope to Make the City…
The Forgotten Coast continues to weather changing and challenging economic times but remains a great place to live, work and playWeathering Change Forgotten Coast trend-spotters see a glimmer of sunshine on the economic horizonBy Jason DehartPhoto by Scott Holstein It’s hard to…
A quest to find the ‘outsider’ writer who captured the spirit of North Florida
In Eastern Europe, Bucharest Makes a Bid as a Tourism Destination while Budapest Juxtaposes Ancient and Modern Worlds
