Long Term Health Care
By Maurice Stouse
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, average life expectancy for Americans was 68 in 1950, 74, in 1980 and today? It is 88 years old. Many Americans might live 20 to 40 years in retirement. Studies by the National Clearing House...
Live and Play on 30A December Market Update
By Lisa Hughley
The West End of 30A is growing and changing quickly! One of the notable newcomers on the West End includes "Shunk Gulley", a restaurant and bar, situated at 393 and 30A is sure to please the most discerning palates. They offer naked oysters at $8...
Use what you do know to figure out what you don’t know
By Lisa Cyr
It has been said that, “Perception is everything.” That is also true when studying music. A change of perception about music frees the student to improve their musical ability, appreciation, and performance.
Students tend to form perceptions...
ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: "FRANKO WASHBOARD JACKSON
By Josette Rhodes
South Walton, where the beautiful blessings of nature draw you in and the eclectic, funky, artsy, musical vibe makes you fall in love.
Yet, as more and more people discover our little slice of paradise, here along the emerald coast, it sadly is becoming...
The Honeycomb’s Boutique Culinary Experience Brings Something New to the Table
Ali Weil and Erin Bakker, founders of The Hive Creative Consulting, are thrilled to share the addition of a sister company, The Honeycomb: A Boutique Culinary Experience. The Honeycomb specializes in curating beautiful culinary presentations for intimate gatherings along...
Christmas Recipe from 30A Olive oil: Gingersnap Crinkle Cookies
A super-addictive cookie recipe from 30A Olive Oil using their Blood Orange Olive Oil. Perfect for those holiday cookie parties- or just for dunking in tea at home! Makes 24 (3 inch) cookies or 36 (2 inch) cookies
Ingredients:
2 1/4 cups all-purpose...
The Life That Some Dogs Lead
It all starts with the choice to breed,
Not even thinking it's more mouths to feed.
So cute and cuddly when they arrive,
But how many of them will actually survive?
All these things they should consider,
Yet still they sell to the highest bidder.
Not even knowing where they'll...
Tis’ The Season
By Rev. Pete Hyde
The Thanksgiving newspaper hit the driveway with what must have been a three-pound-thud because of all the ads. 'TIS THE SEASON!!
The Thanksgiving meal was prepared and devoured, leftovers put away, football games were watched, naps taken and strategy laid out for Black Friday. Christmas decorations...
