Lifeguards left Navarre Beach Oct. 29, and despite the number of beach visitors more than doubling, the guards closed the books on a season of fewer rescues and no drownings.
The gymnasium thundered with the stomping of feet and screaming of spectators. Giant signs emblazoned with glittery flames waved high above the heads of hundreds who sat in the stands or crouched behind ropes on the gym floor.
As orange and black wings fluttered around the Panhandle Butterfly House (PBH) en masse Saturday, so did young minds ready to learn about these fragile creatures at the annual Monarch Madness Butterfly Festival.
For more than 150 years, the Pensacola Lighthouse has served as an unwavering beacon for ships at sea. Through that lengthy history the towering structure may have picked up a few permanent residents of the supernatural variety, said Rob Booth.
Travel is high on the priority list of those 50 and over. It’s also big business for the industry, according to Stephanie Miles, the senior vice president for marketing and member benefits at AARP.
