The Best Place to Buy Your Next Gun Might Not be Where You Expect
Gun shows educate, enlighten and try to make a buck or two for the dealers, vendors and promoters
Happenings
Crist v. Scott: Battle of The Governors
Gov. Rick Scott and former Gov. Charlie Crist, talk about their vision for NWFL economic development.
Why The Tung Oil Industry Might Be Making a Comeback
Gulf Coast Tung Oil is a Leon County-based business wagering that tung-oil production will once again become a viable industry for the Panhandle.
Trans Am Depot Resurrects Iconic Muscle Car
Rising out of the ashes, much like the mythological Phoenix gracing its hood, the Trans Am sports car has been reborn.
The Key to Success is Building Mutually-Beneficial Relationships With Your Customers
Your key to success is learning how to engage your customers. How? We give you the keys.
We Are All Connected, But No Longer Connecting
You may have 24-hour technological connectivity at your fingertips, but don’t forget that personal connection with your clients.
Northwest Florida New Business and Developments
Courtesy of The Premier Property Group-Kelly Plantation Brownstones Destin Proffitt PR Circle G Ranch Davage “Buddy” Runnels Jr., owner of Destin-based commercial and residential real estate company, Real Estate International, was the lead investor in a group that recently purchased…
Banks Are Reborn As Doctors’ Offices
Quick Look Address: 3123 E. 23rd St., Panama City Beach List Price: $675,000 Sale price: $540,000 Square Footage: 2,376 (heated and cooled) Contact: Patrick Jones, NAI Talcor, (850) 814-587 Address: 9001 Front Beach Rd., Panama City Beach List Price: $705,000 Sale…
Sound Bytes August/September
Capital Local Honors First Commerce was named the 2013 Credit Union of the Year by the League of Southeastern Credit Unions. The League, which represents 278 credit unions throughout Florida and Alabama, awarded First Commerce honors in the $100–$500 million…
Three Titans of Tourism Tell us How they Plan to Navigate The New Normal After BP
For the last two years, tourism has boomed on the Northwest Florida Coast, aided by a multi-billion dollar advertising campaign funded by BP. But the Gulf states and communities were left on their own to lure tourists for the 2014 season. What’s happened without BP’s financial support and who is leading the charge?
