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Yearly Archives: 2018

Sharing stories by the seashore

Posted on — NEWS HERALD STAFF REPORT

SEASIDE — Sometimes, the best things in life really are free — such as the wildly imaginative shows being offered along Scenic Walton 30A by the Seaside Repertory Theatre.”The only way that’s possible is through the support of these neighborhoods that … (Read More)




Undersea art museum opens to divers

Posted on — NEWS HERALD STAFF REPORT

SANTA ROSA BEACH – The nation’s first permanent Underwater Museum of Art (UMA) opened in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Grayton Beach State Park in South Walton County in June.The UMA is the first presentation of the Cultural … (Read More)


GKN is hiring

Posted on — JOHN HENDERSON

So far, 40 people have been hired including the plant’s new general manager Preston Mathis.



DAVE SAYS: Keep it simple and keep it safe

Posted on — The News Herald

Dear Dave,My husband and I finally have our full emergency fund in place. Like you recommend, we’ve kept it in a money market account with check writing privileges for easy accessibility. Recently, we heard about short-term bond funds with a … (Read More)





Summer Shelling: Discover sound of season

Posted on — JAN WADDY

PANAMA CITY — While summer isn’t necessarily the best time to find seashells by the seashore, it’s definitely the most popular.This time of year, especially after a storm, sheltered bays are the best places to look — unless you want … (Read More)


Boricuba Cafe combines Cuban, Puerto Rican cuisine

Posted on — JAN WADDY

PANAMA CITY — Boricuba Cafe celebrates the Spanish origins of Puerto Rico and Cuba — combining the Caribbean islands’ cuisine on one menu.Lillian Canales serves her mother’s Puerto Rican recipes, while her co-owner Leonell Castillo recreates the flavors of his Cuban heritage.”This is … (Read More)




Just peachy: Stone fruit recipes sweeten summer

Posted on — JAN WADDY

PANAMA CITY — Peaches are at season’s peak — making July Fourth the perfect time for snacking, dipping, drinking, grilling and baking with this versatile stone fruit.My husband’s recent craving for cobbler led to a trip to Lucky’s Market for Southern peaches … (Read More)


Paula Deen’s coming to Destin Commons

Posted on — The News Herald

Destin Commons confirmed Monday that the rumors about Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen are true — the Southern-style chain is coming to Destin.Although details about the restaurant’s location and opening date will not be released until next week, Heather Ruiz, senior … (Read More)







Fireworks over the waves

Posted on — TONY SIMMONS

PANAMA CITY BEACH — Where there’s smoke on the water, so the old Deep Purple song hints, there’s fire in the sky.The skies above the Gulf of Mexico will be alight for a few days this coming week, as communities … (Read More)


Peoples First Insurance hosts community cookout

Posted on — NEWS HERALD STAFF REPORT

PANAMA CITY — Peoples First Insurance will host Thursday its first Community Cookout to celebrate National Insurance Awareness Day.The event will be held in the parking lot of the First Federal Bank building (where Peoples First Insurance is located) at … (Read More)


WonderWorks: New exhibits coming in July

Posted on — NEWS HERALD STAFF REPORT

PANAMA CITY BEACH — This summer, WonderWorks will debut three new exhibits showcasing the latest technology in augmented reality and digital imaging. The indoor amusement park, which features more than 100 hands-on exhibits that spark the mind and imagination, continuously adds … (Read More)


‘Chasin’ the Sun’ renewed on Discovery Channel

Posted on — NEWS HERALD STAFF REPORT

PANAMA CITY BEACH – Visit Panama City Beach’s award-winning television series, “Chasin’ The Sun,” wraps up its third season Saturday on Discovery Channel, where it will return for a fourth season in January 2019.”Discovery Channel has provided a wonderful platform … (Read More)





Digital board games for summer travel

Posted on — Rick Dakan More Content Now

Phones and tablets are the go-to distractions for many of us on vacation, but there’s no need for each person to get lost in their own mobile haze. There are great games you can play together, without the need for … (Read More)