Santa Rosa Takes Proactive Approach to Tsunami Threat
If you thought tsunamis couldn’t happen along the Gulf Coast — you were wrong. Santa Rosa County has prepared a safety plan for tsunami preparedness — the first of its kind in the region.
Author: Chay D. Baxley
More Mollusks, Please
An area known for its blue-green waterways and rich ecosystems, Santa Rosa County is currently working on a project that could improve the quality of marine life — and perhaps economic development — for years to come. The county has been working with scientists at the Nature Conservancy since 2015 on the Pensacola East Bay Oyster Habitat Restoration Project — a multi-phase endeavor that’s being funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund.
Enforcing The Non-Compete
Non-compete clauses are common in many contracts that new employees are required to sign upon hiring. But are they enforceable?
Why It's Important to Have Fun in The Workplace
Employers are working to get their employees more engaged in the company by helping them have fun while on the job.
Homegrown Franchises
From Super Lube to Tropical Smoothie Café, Northwest Florida companies have made a name for themselves.
Businesses That Have Turned the Big 5-0, and Then Some
Businesses that have kept their doors open for 50 years or more
Stepping Outside The Box to Help Build Office Morale
Want to encourage stronger teamwork? No better way than to climb 40 ft.
New Technology Changes The Game for Health Care in Escambia County
Four major health systems provide medical care for the Pensacola area, giving top notch local care with new-age technology, techniques and practices.
A Gamble That Paid Off
Tallahassee’s favorite eyeglass superstore was a gamble that paid off.
Small Coffee Connoisseur Takes it to The Big Leagues
Deja Brew Coffee Shop in Panama City Beach makes sure its coffee beans are fresh roasted — and some even come from owner Jerry Williams’ own Costa Rican farm.
