EmeraldCoast Living
Menu
Emerald Coast Theatre Company’s (ECTC) fall classes are now available for registration. ECTC offers classes for all ages. Fall’s classes include “Peter Pan” for K-2nd grade (ECTC Little Rascals), “Sleeping Beauty” for 3rd-5th grade (ECTC Kids), Spamalot for 8th-12th grade … (Read More)
Destin Commons and Paula Deen have announced that Paula Deen will open a family-style restaurant in early 2019. Destin Commons is an entertainment hub that has shopping, restaurants, and events and will soon be home for Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen. … (Read More)
Those looking to cruise the beach on the new gear are required to have a driver’s license, a motorcycle license and must be age 21 or older, she said.
PANAMA CITY BEACH — At the ribbon-cutting for his dinner theater, which recently opened on Front Beach Road, singer and tribute performer Todd Allen Herendeen took a few minutes to discuss the source of his creative passion. Check out the … (Read More)
Lynn Haven lunch staple adds morning menu
Autism Surfs PCB will be having their August event Aug. 18 at the MB Miller County Pier
PANAMA CITY BEACH — What started as a ripple of an idea in 2012 has grown into a wave over the past six years.The idea was to provide sensory experiences for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) by getting them onto … (Read More)
The largest indoor Hispanic festival between Tampa and New Orleans is back! Going on its 5th year, this festival is sure to please everyone. Over 75 vendors will be present at the event, which is being held at the Emerald … (Read More)
As opening day for Skywheel Panama City Beach creeps closer, the company is looking to hire 60 people.
Name: Tim WilliamsRestaurant: Café Thirty A, 3899 E. County 30A, Seagrove Beach; 850-231-2166Age: 56Hometown: BrooklynCulinary School: Culinary Institute of America-Hyde Park After a long workday, what do you eat?Glass of Pinot Noir — can’t eat after long shift but try to … (Read More)
Santa Rosa county’s most recent renovation strives to increase inclusivity for visitors and residents. Optimist Park is 17.8 acres and all equipment and components of the park are now compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). The ribbon cutting … (Read More)
“I work sunup to sundown …Ain’t too proud to sweep the floors.”“Cost of Livin’ ” as performed by Ronnie Dunn Last week we talked about the combination of peace, prosperity, globalization and technology that’s driven down inflation consistently during the last … (Read More)
It is not so much the “Insta”, but the “finsta” that concerns parents of tweens and teens.
It is not so much the “Insta”, but the “finsta” that concerns parents of tweens and teens.
Several pontoon rental businesses placed have emerged in the Panama City area in recent months. At least one pontoon rental business owner says demand has grown along with overall tourism in the area.
Tip of the WeekFlying cars are the stuff of sci-fi movies not reality, or are they? Terrafugia is a Massachusetts-based company working on building flying cars and it recently secured permission to begin testing them at an airport in Nashua, … (Read More)
Dear Dave,Do you believe the adult child of a senior citizen, who is physically and mentally healthy but has neglected to plan for retirement, should be burdened with providing financial assistance to that parent?Robbie Dear Robbie,Based on the wording in your … (Read More)
Family pizzeria brings taste of Italy to Panama City
PANAMA CITY — Rodent droppings and live roaches led health inspectors to issue temporary closures for two Bay County restaurants in the past month, according to official reports.In July, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulations (DBPR) issued emergency closures … (Read More)
PANAMA CITY BEACH — On the 41st anniversary of his death, Elvis Presley’s memory will be honored by a local entertainer and a former flame.Elvis died on Aug. 16, 1977, at the age of 42 at his Graceland estate in Memphis, Tenn.In … (Read More)
Lee Guidry is the new executive chef at Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa’s AAA Four-Diamond restaurant
Part one of a two-part series on deflation “Another day, another dollarThat’s what I’m working for todayAnother day, another dollarSure can’t buy my blues away.”“Another Day, Another Dollar” as performed by Alison Krauss My high school economics teacher once explained inflation by … (Read More)
Generation Z — some of whom are in or approaching tween-hood — are rediscovering books that hooked millennials or even boomers.
Luis Vazquez and his girlfriend were down to their last $50 after she got sick and had to miss work for a month.He already paid his rent and bills for the month, but without her income the couple couldn’t cover … (Read More)
Tip of the WeekThere are no longer any compact pickups in the U.S. market. The new 2019 Ford Ranger and its peers are all larger mid-sized trucks. Could automakers be missing a golden opportunity?Americans like trucks. They buy them in … (Read More)
TALLAHASSEE — Three of Florida’s largest electric utilities are asking regulators to make changes that would allow them to recover more money from customers for economic-development efforts.Florida Power & Light, Gulf Power Co. and Tampa Electric Co. filed a proposal … (Read More)
PANAMA CITY BEACH — Legendary Marine and other local businesses are joining for an evening celebrating the music and cuisine of Cuba for a good cause — ending childhood hunger.”A Legendary Night in Havana” will begin at 6 p.m. on … (Read More)
Andy and Kevin Faoutas continue family tradition in Panama City Beach
Department heads requested 28 positions, of which 15 positions are in public safety departments.
PANAMA CITY — Capital City Bank had been selected by the Bay County School District to provide the financing for the district’s safety and security projects.“Few issues are more important to our communities than the safety of our schools. As … (Read More)