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Brian Martin took a position at the Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park in Fort Walton Beach, where he worked mainly with the sea lions and penguins—earning him the nickname “Sea Lion Bryan".
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Christian Siriano's Spring/Summer 2025 collection was inspired by fairy tales and dark romance, featuring an array of stunning silhouettes adorned with eye-catching sequins and textures.
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We got the inside scoop on the puzzle biz from one of the masters, Myles Mellor, author of thousands of crossword puzzles and the co-inventor of Diamond Crosswords.
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This picturesque tasting lounge is ideal for indulging in daily wine and culinary experiences with wines from Robert Mondavi Winery, the winery that pioneered winemaking in Napa Valley.
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Gary Handler is proud of the strong client relationships and friendships he has cultivated at the Curate 30a gallery over the last eight years.
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Selecting each flower with intention, Bigney works with specialty blooms that are just as unique as they are visually appealing
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Meet Susan Lovelace, a remarkable tastemaker, interior designer, and mother of six boys in a blended family with her late husband, Dewitt “Sparky” Lovelace.
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Drawing inspiration from college campuses and nostalgic locales, Cleary launched The Clearly Collective with a collection of silk scarves featuring these hand-drawn architectural motifs.
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A budding visionary in the fashion industry, Santa Rosa Beach, Florida-based designer Sierra Smith recently returned from a remarkable two-year study through the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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The Children's Volunteer Health Network (CVHN), recognized for its steadfast commitment to children's dental health, recently collaborated with Defuniak Springs Family Dental for a highly impactful event, "Give Kids a Smile Day" on July 19.
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With hopes that one day every household would own a vehicle, Arthur E. Hood Sr. opened the first Hood Family Chevrolet dealership in Amite, Louisiana, in 1929. Despite the challenges of owning a business during the Great Depression, Hood was determined to work hard and gain loyal customers through honest business practices and quality service after the sale.
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