Northwest Florida Daily News (Fort Walton Beach, FL) articles from February 2005

Northwest Florida Daily News (Fort Walton Beach, FL) archives from February 2005

Cornerstone takes 29 ADDYs.
February 28, 2005... Byline: Morris Fraser Feb. 28--Cornerstone Marketing & Advertising won 29 awards at the Emerald Coast Advertising Federation's ADDY Awards Feb. 19 at the Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa. The agency dominated the 159 awards...

Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach, Portfolio column.
February 28, 2005... Feb. 28--PENNY MANUEL has been named a vice president of Gulf Power Co. She will be responsible for oversight of power generation for Northwest Florida. Manuel, human resources director for Southern Co. Generation in Birmingham,...

Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach, Morris Fraser column.
February 28, 2005... Byline: Morris Fraser Feb. 28--REINSTALLING QTI KEY FOR STATE GROUP: In a complex state such as Florida, which features such diverse activities as fishing and Disney World, as tourism and the military, it often falls to independent and...

Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach, Open for Business column.
February 28, 2005... Feb. 28--EXPANSIONS: Dr. Leigh Bayer Curtis has joined her father, Dr. Peter F. Bayer, in his orthodontics office at 220 Hollywood Boulevard. Curtis earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at University of Alabama and completed her...

State trying to clear up property lines in forest.
February 28, 2005... Byline: Heather Civil Feb. 28--SANTA ROSA BEACH -- The Department of Environmental Protection is taking action to clear up a number of property line disputes in the Point Washington State Forest. The state is dealing with 167 cases...

Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach, real estate briefs column.
February 28, 2005... Feb. 28--SALES: Century 21 Wimco Realty has announced eight producers with more than $1 million in sales for 2004. Linda Haraway closed 76 transactions in excess of $14,880,000, placing her among the top producers within the nationwide...

Taking a break: Gulf Coast spring student invasion begins.
February 28, 2005... Byline: Morris Fraser Feb. 28--Spring break -- if that's what you call it -- officially arrived along the Emerald Coast this weekend. Local hotel and condominium owners want to attract families more than college students, but the...

Legendary's Harry T's closes doors for 2 years.
February 26, 2005... Byline: Morris Fraser Feb. 26--Harry T's Boathouse, a staple of dining on the Emerald Coast for 18 years, will close tonight for two years, reopening in HarborWalk Village. Its Big Top nightclub will reopen in May. Legendary Inc. has...

Tennessee company buys Barnhill's Buffet.
February 24, 2005... Byline: Morris Fraser Feb. 24--Barnhill's Buffet restaurants, a staple of the all-you-can-eat crowd in parts of the South since 1991, has been sold to Dynamic Management Corp. of Madison, Tenn. Purchase price was not disclosed....

Court showdown between heirs, college resumes March 11.
February 23, 2005... Byline: Tom McLaughlin Feb. 23--SHALIMAR -- A lawsuit stemming from Okaloosa-Walton College's attempted sale of Mattie M. Kelly's 13-acre Destin homestead cannot be settled without determining the intent of Kelly's will, a judge said...