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Lo, there shall come an ending .... and a fresh start
I think it’s fashionable to start good-bye columns with “I never thought I would be leaving Destin,” but that wouldn’t be quite true. During those horrific hurricane seasons in 2004 and 2005, I thought about leaving Destin... Full story
Mayor Craig Barker
MAYOR'S COLUMN: Challenges of the past position city for a bright future
Asked whether or not the city of Destin met the goals of its original incorporators over its first twenty-five years in existence, my studied opinion would have to be “I’m not quite sure.” To say the least, the answer to this... Full story
COLUMN: Disagreement does not justify bombs, bullets
“We all have a First Amendment right to speak out, but we don’t have a right to force people to listen. Terrorism, whatever the ideology, is about forcing people to listen to your message.” — FBI Agent Mike German.Too many... Full story
COLUMN: Help, hope and the homeless man
At any given time in the United States, there are more than 700,000 homeless per night. Thirty-one million Americans live in hunger or on the edge of hunger. One in five of them is a child. Forty percent of the homeless population consists of... Full story
There's never enough power to go around
 If our leaders were infallible and incorruptible, I could write fewer columns.Take President Obama’s recent statement that he’d like a “preventive detention” policy for holding terrorists we know are guilty, but... Full story
On our toes at Cinderella’s ballet ball (with PHOTOS)
The Fresh Market of Destin was the place to be seen on Tuesday evening, Feb. 24, hosting a fund raiser for the Northwest Florida Ballet. As you read this article, the fabulous performance of Cinderella will have passed with reviews that I am sure... Full story
Pro-torture president prepares place in history
Pundit David Broder’s famous comment on Bill Clinton’s time in the White House was that “he trashed the place ... and it wasn’t his place.” Bush would prefer his presidency have a better epitaph.A list of talking points... Full story
New device continually monitors blood sugar levels
It is almost like science fiction.  The nurse pressed a button and a button-shaped object was attached to my body. No, it was not controlling my actions or thoughts but it was continuously monitoring my blood sugar.Even though I do not have... Full story
"Fashionably yours"
I can’t believe that a year has gone by since the Destin Woman’s Club sponsored its Fall Luncheon and Fashion Show that fulfilled its three-year commitment to the Sacred Heart Hospital Women’s Diagnostic Center.So many women from... Full story
"Out of the blue" - life as a military wife
It seems that parenting has become a hot ticket when it comes to politics.This has always been the case in one way or another. An unmarried candidate has always been viewed with suspicion, even by single voters, and having children has always been a... Full story
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Should the city have settled with The Oasis?
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