MIAMI — Florida’s largest property insurer, already under fire for everything from recent business deals to how much it pays its executives, is readying another round of rate hikes for homeowners.
The first ever “green” restaurant on Pensacola Beach will be opening this summer, and is ironically named Red Fish Blue Fish. The restaurant is currently under construction near the Soundside Market on Via de Luna Drive. The property management company Innisfree Hotels owns the restaurant. CEO Julian MacQueen also owns and operates the Hilton and Holiday Inn Resort on Pensacola Beach, as well as other properties across the southeast.
Besides wrecking homes and lives, Hurricane Ivan had another effect on the area: eased restrictions immediately following the storm has created some misconceptions about work requiring a permit.
PENSACOLA — Three years after the massive Gulf oil spill fouled Florida Panhandle beaches, millions of dollars in restitution are being used to build new piers and boat ramps and restore sand dunes.
TALLAHASSEE — It’s been nearly eight years since Hurricane Wilma raked the southern end of Florida and caused billions in damages, the last of eight hurricanes to hit the state in 2004 and 2005.
When Amanda Sansom couldn’t find clothing for her 4-pound premie, she decided to create her own. Soon after, she found herself making clothes to sell online – and Ella Louise Clothing was born.
Florida Governor Rick Scott — who has made his handling of the state’s economy the main thrust of his re-election campaign — got more to boast about last week.
The Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Santa Rosa program held their annual Tourism Day May 16 and focused on the Navarre area, which rakes in over half of all bed tax dollars brought in by Santa Rosa County. This year’s group, Class 27, spent an entire work day visiting Navarre area attractions and learning about the important role tourism plays in the local economy.
