Horseshoe Beach News

Bermuda is preparing for heavy rains and wind this weekend as hurricane Bertha churns slowly across the Atlantic.

A bear whose dramatic rescue from drowning on a Franklin County beach was captured in the international news media now is headed for a zoo after being captured again.

Arts Festival Countdown: After a career, a second chance at art "I realized I had a chance to do what I really wanted." Atlanta-area water-colorist Jim Wilshire, one of the artists coming to this year's Old ...

Anthony Phillips wants to be property appraiser Anthony Phllips announces candidacy.

When people my age meet, even casually, the subject of grandchildren always comes up. via Concord Monitor

"From the mouth of the Steinhatchee River south to the Pepperfish Keys, big, upended rocks litter porous limestone bottom. via MidCurrent

“The hurricanes in 2004 and 2005 really crippled the industry and with that, really damaged the infrastructure where the hatcheries would be putting out seed stock”

With some hard work, plenty of time and a little luck, Andy Arnold, Bruce Skelton, and Clayton Lewis are hoping to make Sopchoppy the home of the Big Bend's clam industry. via Tallahassee.com

“With confidence in our armed forces, with the unbending determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph--so help us God.”

Beware of bogus GEDs Miller birth T.J. and Lynn Miller of Chiefland announce the birth of a daughter Olivia Lynn, born at 4:16 p.m. Oct. via Chiefland Citizen

“I am pleased to see so many of Florida's communities submitting projects to preserve their natural, cultural and historical resources, and I applaud the grant recipients for their commitment to enrich the quality of life for all Floridians”

The following was released by the Department of Community Affairs: 20 Community Projects Share $76 Million in Florida Forever Grants ~ Florida Communities Trust announces recipients of land acquisition funds ~ ... via WMBB-TV Panama City

“We've finally opened up out of Horseshoe Beach, and we can conveniently serve this area”

Cedar Key is famous for great food and great, fishing, but there's a lesser-known type of hospitality that the area's fishermen and clammers show guests n help out on the water. via Cedar Key Beacon