Advertorial Archive

Set Free Refuge Inc. continues to be a force for healing in the Panhandle.

Their transitional home for commercially sexually exploited children (CSEC) and sex trafficking survivors called The Refuge is full.

It’s summertime and the living is easy, especially at Southern Specialty. Summer means new styles, beautiful designs and bright colors at Southern Specialty.

Known for featuring the latest fashions at their boutique, owners and sisters-in law, Lisa Gambill and Magda Morton, keep Southern Specialty stocked with the most stylish clothing and cutest gift ideas.

Spring is here along with the annual ritual of lawn sprucing, raking and fertilizing!

Skip Orth, owner of Father and Son Pest and Lawn Solutions has some advice on how to avoid some common mistakes when applying fertilizer this year!

Get ready for a week of celebration at The Vine Wine Bar, Bistro and Shoppe.

David and Erin Crumbley, owners, have planned the second anniversary celebration for the week of June 7-11, and are also celebrating the creation of The Vine nine years ago.

Buying a home may seem overwhelming, but University Lending Group will walk you through the process with ease.

If you are a first-time home buyer, moving up, downsizing, renovating, or even looking to build your dream home, there is a local team of dedicated mortgage professionals here to help make that happen.

Having organization in your home is a very attainable goal with the help of Closets by Design.

And what better time to start than this summer?

Buying a new home is one of life’s most gratifying and expensive experiences.

As homebuyers approach the big day of closing, however, the legal and financial details can be complicated and overwhelming.

Forget Christmas in July, Christmas came even earlier at Good Neighbor Thrift Store this year.

The thrift store is having a huge Christmas sale for the month of May called Merry May. Come stock up your Christmas supplies with cute decorations, festive outfits, artificial trees and ornaments at five for $1.

As the weather warms, people are returning to the garden all over the Gulf Coast.

While gardening can be relaxing, prolonged activity in squatting, kneeling or crouching positions can lead to aches and pains.