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If you’re looking for the perfect place to gather this fall, Emerald Waterfront Bar & Grill is bringing together football, fresh coastal cuisine, live entertainment and holiday traditions all in one spectacular waterfront setting.

The Conservatory of International Classic Ballet Theatre (Conservatory ICBT) welcomed community members, students and families to its new Gulf Breeze home Aug. 8, celebrating a ribbon cutting that marked both a larger space and a growing presence in the local arts community.

Skip Orth, owner of Father and Son Pest and Lawn Solutions, says mole crickets are one of the most destructive lawn pests we have along the Emerald Coast. “Mole crickets are insects that burrow just under the surface of the soil and feed on grass roots. They look like a cricket but have powerful front legs that are well adapted for borrowing through soil. They have a one-year life cycle that begins in early spring. By late summer and fall, they are large, fully mature and able to do considerable damage to a lawn in a relatively short amount of time.”