Eating • Exploring • Fun • Services • Shopping June 2013
Beachin’ Your guide to life on the Alabama Gulf Coast
Ninth Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival SPECTRA
The Wharf’s sight and sound spectacular Volume 16, Number 6
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Dine. Relax. Shop.
Join us for an afternoon of indulgence in our full-service spa, dine and play at the Hideaway or find a treasure in our boutique. The Beach Club welcomes your visit. Come on in. We’ve been expecting you.
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The Village Hideaway Grille, Games & Good Times 251-224-3650
The Spa at The Beach Club Spa & Salon Services 251-224-2772
The Village Mercantile Gift Shop & Boutique 251-224-3660
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J A specialty publication of Gulf Coast Newspapers
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Paige Renka Beachin’ magazine is published monthly by Gulf Coast Newspapers, LLC, PO Box 509 - Robertsdale, AL 36567 - 251.947.7712. Distributed free by The Alabama Gulf Coast Convention & Visitor’s Bureau and at other locations throughout Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Fort Morgan. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited. Gulf Coast Newspapers accepts no responsibility in the guarantee of goods and services advertised herein.
ust as Beachin’ rolls in waves and basks in rays of Alabama’s Gulf Coast, the areas of Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Fort Morgan inspire each issue with unique events, mouth-watering seafood and Southern dishes, apparel to suit beach bums and country clubbers. Jessica Jones This guide to the Gulf Coast offers insight into local restaurants, nightlife, attractions and events that will ensure time well spent on Pleasure Island. First and foremost, the humid subtropical climate and white-sand beaches provide an oasis for guests. Don flip-flops and Hawaiian shirts or just a bathing suit. Spend hours of tranquility against a crashingocean wave backdrop with a good book, umbrella drink, or a completely blank slate. Dig toes into grains of sand, collect sea mementos or build sandcastles with the kids. Take a refreshing dip or dive into water adventures like parasailing, jet skiing or surfing. The area also offers family fun outings like the zoo, miniature golf, arcades, go carts, outlet, surf shop and boutique shopping. Whether you’re looking for a new cover-up or an evening gown, Pleasure Island’s got you covered. Souvenirs range from shot glasses to seashells — go ahead, make your friends jealous. Or let your inner child out to play with a day filled of bumper boats, foam machines, Tiki huts and waterfalls. Or perhaps Pleasure Island provides playtime for you and your sweetheart. Golf the gorgeous shores of the Gulf of Mexico with lush greens, a golf cart and two cold glasses of sweet tea or head for some relaxation built for two with a trip to the spa for couples massages. Maybe a tandem bicycle ride by the beach or late night stroll on the boardwalk is more your style. Perhaps fine dining and dancing... nothing says “I love you” like cracking crab legs and whisking away for a salty-sea waltz. Or, why not have it all? Rock out to beach-side concerts, get inspired at the Orange Beach Festival of Art, dig in at the Island’s annual Shrimp Festival and jump for moon pies with Mardi Gras goers. Whatever your taste, leave the itinerary at home and let Beachin’ be your guide to Southern hospitality, sandy feet and memories that leave you craving your next opportunity to Beach-it.
About the cover Cover photo by Sherry Stimpson Frost
The Balloon Festival takes place Father’s Day weekend. Find out more on page 12.
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contents Calendar of events what’s happening in June Spectra light show at The Wharf
8 A Look Ahead
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Fourth of July celebrations
10 A Look Back
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photos from Hangout Festival 2013
Beachin’ Churches 15 Attractions list of attractions on the coast directory of churches on the coast
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Water Safety Tips how to be safe on the beach
26 Jellyfish
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Get Hooked summer fishing
28 ACME Oyster House
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Coastal Photography Club all aboard
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Who’s on the Island? Don Roth
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how to treat a sting
new restaurant coming to Gulf Shores café at home
36 A Zoo of Evolution summer activities for kids and adults; zoo works to become self-sustaining
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100 Days of Summer at The Wharf
May 24 through Sept. 1 The Wharf, Orange Beach Light and sound spectacular; fun for the entire family. For more information, www.alwharf.com.
Annual Illumination Autism Fun-Raiser at Pirate’s Cove
May 31 to June 2 Daily entry passes are $10 Pirate’s Cove Marina & Restaurant, 6600 Hwy 95, Elberta A weekend of great food and great music will be held to benefit High Hopes 4 Autism. The Illuminating Autism FUNraiser is the organization’s main fundraiser each year. In addition to a weekend of entertainment, a new Jeep is being raffled during a Draw Down. Jeep tickets can be purchased online at highhopes4autism. com/FUNraiser.html. For information, call 251-968-7007 or email info@highhopes4autism.org.
SummerTide Theater presents “Jubilee Songs of and about Alabama”
8 p.m., May 31 to June 28 $20 adults, $15 children, group rate available George C. Mayer Performing Arts Center, 2022 West 2nd St., Gulf Shores Jubilee Songs of and about the South, Showcasing Alabama’s Rich Musical Heritage Call 251-968-6721.
Music and a Movie in the Park
6 p.m. Fridays in June Music begins at 6 p.m. with a movie following at dusk, each Friday in June, except June 14. Heritage Park, Foley May 31 Big Miracles; June 7 Hotel Transylvania; June 21 Hair Spray; June 28 Babe The Gallant Pig For more information, visit www.VisitFoley.org.
Celebrate National Trails Day-Sunset Walk
7 p.m., June 1 Free FTA Trail Head Fort Pickens parking area, Pensacola Beach Enjoy watching the sun go down while hiking the start
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of the Florida National Scenic Trail, Starting near Fort Pickens in Gulf Islands National Park. If you have any questions, contact Helen Wigersma at 850-287-1748 or go to www.meetup.com/ftawesterngate.
Jazz Jam
6:30 p.m., June 3 $8 for JSOP members, $10 for non-members, $5 for students Unique Café, 51 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Fla., just across the 3-mile bridge from Pensacola in the Quality Inn 6:30 p.m., June 10 Five Sisters Blues Café, 421 W. Belmont Street, Pensacola The featured artist will be renowned pianist Al Martin and Friends 6:30 p.m., June 17 Phineas Phoggs Room at Seville Quarter, 130 E. Government Street, Pensacola, Fla. The featured artist will be Terry “Doc” Handy Our monthly Jazz Jam generally brings in a full house of musicians and music lovers, and the music is exciting and spontaneous. Full menu service is available, as well as a full bar. For membership and details, see the website at www.jazzpensacola.com
Ocean Camp
June 4 to Aug. 9, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. (ages 5-8) and 1 to 4 p.m. (ages 9-12) Children ages 5 through 12 are encouraged to take part in a fun and educational summer day camp experience. Marine education activities will be guided by ocean literacy principles with a variety of themes. The cost is $125 per session per camper and sessions will take place Tuesdays through Fridays each week. Call 251-802-8605.
Music at Meyer Park featuring The Brandon Green Band
June 6 , 6 p.m. Meyer Park (400 E 22nd Ave., Gulf Shores) Green has seen a whirlwind of success with a list of TV appearances under his belt, including a stint on Season 7 of American Idol, runner-up on CMT’s hit show, “Can You Duet?” and the winner of “Your Next Record with Keith Urban.” Born in the small Mississippi town of Lucedale, his diverse influences
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help this ambitious performer and songwriter craft high-energy songs that are in-tune with today’s popular country styles. Concert goers are encouraged to bring blankets, chairs, friends and family to enjoy these free concerts throughout the summer. For more, 251-968-1172 or www.gulfshoresal.gov.
Brad Paisley: Beat This Summer Tour 2013
Sharing the Journey Spiritual Retreat
8 a.m., June 15 FTA Trail Head at Fort Pickens, Fort Pickens parking area, Pensacola Beach, Fla. Bike to the beginning of the National Seashore and back. Lunch afterwards at Peg Leg Pete’s. Contact George Brinkman at 850-932-0125.
9 a.m. to 4 p.m., June 8 Gulf Shores Surf and Racquet Club, 1832 West Beach Blvd. The Adult spiritual growth ministries committee of St. Andrew by the Sea Community Church will be hosting a one day retreat.. The retreat will be focusing on “Sharing the Journey” which will cover stages of discipleship from conversion to mission and ministry.
Shrimp Basket Giving Run
9 a. m., June 8 The Shrimp Basket (2nd Avenue and Highway 59, Gulf Shores) Registration includes a specialty-designed race t-shirt, a $10 gift card, water and Powerade, a boxed lunch and two draft beers for those of age. By participating, names will be entered into a drawing for door prizes. Race registration begins at 6 a.m. at Shrimpy’s Mini Golf. Parking will be provided at Shrimpy’s and Mikee’s Seafood. The race will begin at the Shrimp Basket. 5K race registration is $25 and $10 for the 1-mile fun run. Call 251-752-5211.
Canoe/Kayak Trip on Coldwater Creek
9 a.m., June 9 Meet at corner of Hwy. 191 (Munson Hwy.) and Hwy. 87 (Stewart St.) in Milton, Fla. Free Car caravan to Coldwater Creek Bridge and spend the day enjoying the water. Pets are welcome. Boat rentals can be made (call for information). Call Cheryl Gardner 850-484-9111 or sign up in our meetup site www.meetup.com/ftwesterngate.
9th Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival
Father’s Day Weekend Foley Sports Complex, 18507 U.S. Highway 98 W, Foley For more information visit www.gulfcoastballoonfestival.com.
7:30 p.m., June 15 The Wharf, 23101 Canal Road, Orange Beach
Bike the Florida National Scenic Trail at Fort Pickens
Summer Drama Camp 2013
1 to 3 p.m., June 17 to 27 $110 for first child in family, $105 for siblings Coastal Arts Center of Orange Beach, 26389 Canal Road, Orange Beach A drama camp that is for rising 3rd to 8th graders. It is taught by Leeanne Stilley; drama camp provides an exploration of and concentration of theater arts. Registration deadline is June 10. Wlmailhtml:artedobac@gmail.com or www.orangebeachartcenter.com
2013 USSSA Global Sports Baseball World Series 1-5
Series 1: June 18-23; Series 2: June 25-30; Series 3: July 2-7; Series 4: July 9-14; Series 5: July 16-21 Orange Beach Sportsplex (4385 William Silvers Parkway, Orange Beach); Gulf Shores Sportsplex (19025 Oak Road West, Gulf Shores)’ Foley Sports Complex (998 West Section Ave., Foley) The Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Sports Commission will welcome more than 1,000 baseball teams along with their families for the USSSA Global World Series in five parts throughout the summer. 256-651-1686.
2013 USSSA Global Sports Coach Pitch World Series
June 24 to 28 Orange Beach Sportsplex (4385 William Silvers Parkway, Orange Beach); Gulf Shores Sportsplex (19025 Oak Road West, Gulf Shores); Foley Sports Complex (998 West Section Ave., Foley) Let the games begin as up-and-coming stars of baseball take the field during the USSSA Coach Pitch World Series. 256-651-1686 or www.alabamausssa.org
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Experience the sights and sounds of Spectra u Free nightly shows on Main Street! The Wharf will come to life twice a night this summer with more than just a light show — it’s described as a “multisensory immersive experience.” The first water-themed 12-minute show will begin at 8:30 p.m. A second show featuring patriotic music will start at 10 p.m. The show features 19 palm trees covered with LEDs. In addition, there is uplighting on the trees, street lighting from the sides of buildings as well as spinning theatrical lights that offer a wide variety of features, including projecting pirate ships sailing down the street. Add to that a massive surround sound system and you have two blocks of pure excitement. While the show does stretch two blocks, it is environmentally friendly. The LED lighting uses very little electricity. The smoke and fog effects during the show are just water mist.
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Ninth Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival brings high-flying fun this Father's Day weekend By Kristin Roberson
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alloons, live music, free kids activities, hot air balloon rides and canine performers catching frisbees — the Ninth Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival is back and booming with fun activities for all ages. Although balloons are only visible at certain times during the festival because of wind conditions, festival goers can enjoy free entertainment featuring something for every member of the family.
Kick-off Event Preview WHAT: Ninth Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival WHEN: June 14-15 WHERE: Foley Sportspark, 18507 U.S. Highway 98 West MORE INFORMATION:
www.gulfcoastballoonfestival. com, Facebook or call
251-943-3291.
A special kick-off and glow event is planned for June 13 at Tanger Outlets in Foley. Tanger Outlets, the presenting sponsor, will have hot air balloons on display beginning at 6:30 p.m., sidewalk sales, children’s entertainment and opportunities to win prizes from the stores of
Tanger Outlets during this special event. The balloon glow will begin at dusk, weather permitting.
Events
Spread out your blanket, grab an ice cold drink and enjoy a variety of live music daily, from country to rock and roll. Exciting live musical performances will feature acts like The Tip Tops at 8:30 p.m. on Friday night. Be sure to catch one of the many shows by the World Famous Disc Connected K-9 Frisbee Dog Show, a group of highly trained canine dogs rescued from animal shelters. Toss after toss, you will be amazed as man’s best friend defies gravity to catch their prized flying saucers. Pet a baby alligator, dance like a butterfly to fun kid’s tunes, paint your face like a tiger or try a little familyfriendly game of limbo. The free Kids’ Fun Zone offers hours of fun for any age from 2 to 7 p.m. on Friday and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday. Enjoy a snack while you stroll through the Arts and Crafts Village and Retail Marketplace, featuring local crafters, artisans and retailers. View daily demonstrations from crafters and chefs, find a one of kind piece of art or souvenir. Vendors open from 2 to 8 p.m. on Friday and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday. Tune up your vocal cords and participate in the Gulf Coast Rising Stars Talent Competition set to take place on Friday and Saturday at Tanger Outlets. Singers compete for a chance to win cash as well as the opportunity to perContinued on page 14
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Saturday Morning Balloon Competition Flight, Free Kid’s Fun Zone, Nightly Hot Air Balloon Rides (ticketed event) & Hot Air Balloon Glows, Live Music featuring The Tip Tops & More, World Famous Disc Connected K-9 Frisbee Dog Shows, More than 100 Artisans & Crafters For a detailed schedule of events, visit www.gulfcoastballoonfestival.com
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Shuttle
Avoid festival traffic by riding the free shuttle busses from Tanger Outlets. Festival onsite parking is available for $5 per vehicle, per day. Onsite parking passes may be purchased for Friday or Saturday allowing for unlimited access each day of the festival.
Rides
Hot Air Balloon Tethered Rides are scheduled for Friday and Saturday Night. Hot Air Balloons carry passengers up to 25 feet in the air, giving them a bird’s eye view of the festival. Hot Air Balloons are tied to the ground using ropes while passengers experience a smooth ascent and descent in the balloon.
Balloon ride hours FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: 7-8:30 p.m., or until tickets are sold out. A limited number of ride tickets will be sold prior to and during the festival. Operations are weather permitting, winds must be less than 6 mph and stable. Cost: Adults (13+): $20 per person; Children (6-12): $15 per person; Ages 5 and under, pregnant women, or individuals with health conditions: Not eligible. See rider restrictions on the website for full details. No refunds or exchanges will be given in the event of inclement weather or cancellation of balloon rides. How to pre-purchase hot air balloon ride vouchers: Purchase rides at www.gulfcoastballoonfestival.com. Upon purchase, a ride voucher receipt will be electronically sent to you. The electronic voucher receipt must be printed, taken to the festival on your designated ride night and redeemed at the Balloon Ride Tent on the festival grounds between of the hours of 12-8 p.m.
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Assembly of God CHRISTIAN LIFE CHURCH 25550 Canal Rd, Orange Beach 967-4840 www.christianlifechurch.tv
GULFWAY CHURCH
541 Cotton Creek Dr. (Co. Rd. 4), Gulf Shores 968-6858 www.gulfwaychurch.com
Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GULF SHORES
Catholic OUR LADY OF THE GULF CATHOLIC CHURCH
308 East 22nd Ave, Gulf Shores 968-7062 www.ourladyofthegulfal.org
ST. THOMAS-BY-THE-SEA
26547 Perdido Beach Blvd., Orange Beach 981-8132 www.stthomasbythesea.org
Church of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST OF GULF SHORES
2200 West First St., Gulf Shores 968-7369
2414 W. 1st St, Gulf Shores 968-7769 www.gulfshoreschurchofchrist.org
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ORANGE BEACH
Episcopal HOLY SPIRIT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
4773 Bay Circle, Orange Beach 981-4288 www.firstbaptistorangebeach.com
616 Fort Morgan Rd, Gulf Shores 968-5988 www.holyspiritepiscopalgulfshores.com
FISHERMEN BAPTIST CHURCH
ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
17101 River Rd., Bon Secour 949-6387 www.fomm.org
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 7159 County Rd. 10, Bon Secour 949-6486
ISLAND FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 28290 Canal Rd, Orange Beach 980-1005
LAGOON BAPTIST CHURCH
17867 State Hwy 180 W., Gulf Shores 968-7057 www.lagoonbc.com
OYSTER BAY BAPTIST CHURCH, SBC 4280 Plash Rd., Gulf Shores 968-7805 www.oysterbaybaptist.org
ROMAR BEACH BAPTIST CHURCH 23370 Perdido Beach Blvd., Orange Beach 981-8959 www.romarbeach.org
SHELL BANKS BAPTIST CHURCH 12125 State Hwy 180, Gulf Shores 540-7136
6270 Bon Secour Hwy, Bon Secour 949-6254
Greek Orthodox ST. ATHANASIOS GREEK ORTHODOX CHAPEL 220 E. 20th Ave, Gulf Shores 967-2020 stathanasios.al.goarch.org
Lutheran GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH-ELCA 491 West 23rd Ave, Gulf Shores 968-5991
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 8250 Roscoe Rd., Gulf Shores 974-2545
ST. JUDE’S BY THE SEA LUTHERAN CHURCH 312 E. 16th Ave, Gulf Shores 968-5833
Methodist - United GULF SHORES UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1900 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Gulf Shores 968-2411 www.gulfshoresumc.org
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MORGAN’S CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Hwy 10, across from Swift School, Bon Secour 949-7400
ORANGE BEACH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
28751 Canal Rd., Orange Beach 981-6751 www.orangebeachumc.org
Non-Denominational IGLESIA CASA DE LUZ Companerismo Cristiano 225 E. 24th Ave, Gulf Shores 948-3467
SAFE HARBOR HOUSE OF PRAYER Multi-Culture Full Gospel 7320 Bon Secour Hwy, Bon Secour 223-3615
ST. ANDREW BY THE SEA, A COMMUNITY CHURCH
17263 Ft. Morgan Rd, Gulf Shores 968-3900 www.standrewbythesea.org
Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (USA) OF GULF SHORES 309 East 21st Ave., Gulf Shores 968-7720 www.gspres.com
GRACE FELLOWSHIP PCA 19470 Co. Rd. 6, Gulf Shores 968-5302 www.gracefellowship-pca.com
ORANGE BEACH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
26640 Canal Rd, Orange Beach 981-4220 www.orangebeachpresbyterian.org
CHRISTIAN SERVICE CENTER
PROGRAMS: Emergency Aid, Food Pantry, Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy and Meals on Wheels. 317 Dolphin Ave., Gulf Shores 968-5256 www.cscgs.com
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Water Safety Tips When At The Beach
Baldwin County enjoys an international reputation as a fun-in-the-sun vacation destination. However, whether folks come from near or far, they all enjoy frolicking on the county’s 32 miles of beach- and bayfront. Vacationers know they will find short or long-term rental accommodations they can afford and will meet the needs of their families. Once settled in, they are free to enjoy all the fresh seafood they can eat or catch, all the water-related activities they could imagine as well as all the golf, art and entertainment their hearts desire. Visitors to Baldwin beaches should think “beach safety” as well as beach fun. For detailed safety information, visitors should check with their hotel/motel management, city visitor centers and chambers of commerce. Here are some beach safety tips from the Alabama Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau:
Single Red Flag
High Hazard: High Surf and/or Strong Current
Yellow Flag
Medium Hazard: Moderate Surf and/or Currents
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Green Flag
Low Hazard: Calm Conditions, Exercise Caution
Water Closed to Public It is illegal on Gulf Shores city beaches to enter the water when the double red flag is being flown.
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Drink Plenty of Water. Even if you don’t feel thirsty, your body needs water to keep cool. Avoid drinks with alcohol or caffeine, which dehydrate you.
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Protect Your Eyes. Ultra-violet (UV) rays can damage your eyes. Wear sunglasses.
Beware of Heat Stroke. Watch for hot, red and dry skin; changes in consciousness, rapid and weak pulse; and rapid, shallow breathing. If someone shows symptoms, call 911. Keep the victim lying down and cool the body by placing ice packs or cold packs on wrists, ankles, armpits and neck. Wet towels may also be used.
Always check surf and weather conditions before heading to the beach: (251) 980-INFO.
Protect Your Skin. Always wear a sunscreen appropriate for your skin type, paying special attention to face, nose, ears and shoulders. Most people don’t realize how much sun they’re getting until it’s too late. Protect your lips also.
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Jellyfish Sting Relief. Use saltwater to wash the sting. Apply rubbing alcohol or vinegar to the sting area. If the victim experiences difficulty breathing or swallowing, seek immediate medical attention.
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Always wear sunscreen when spending time outdoors. Find sunscreen that is appropriate for your skintype and pay special attention to your face, nose, ears and shoulders.
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Summer’s here and the fish are everywhere. Specks are in the waters north of Dauphin Island around most of the usual spots. Use top water early and sinking as the heat rises. Shrimp or plastics will also work on popping corks. Flounder are also inshore in good numbers. All piers, pilings, sand bars, oyster bars, stumps, etc. are suspect. With specks, it’s always best to net your catch. This is so true with flounder. Their teeth are sharp and do cut mono really easy. Slot red fish should be around all the same places as trout and flounder. Popping corks or tight line with a Carolina rig work great. If fishing on the southeastern side of the bay, be sure to try all the rocks around the Fort Morgan boat ramp and the jetties around Gulf Shores Marina — a good place to fish and eat or get some bait if needed. As far as live bait goes, I would try crickets for the specks, bull minnows for the flounder, and shrimp dead or alive for the red fish. You can use any of these baits for any of these fish. Some are just better suited for the fish listed. South of Fort Morgan Boat Ramp is my favorite place on the Gulf Coast. Its known as the Dixie Bar — named after a ship wreck and has a dance named after it. The dance is the Dixie Bar Shuffle. That’s what happens when four adults hook four adult red fish on the Dixie Bar as you drift with the outgoing current at a speed quick enough to almost ski on it. Mixed in with these 20- to 50-pound red fish is always a few kings, some black drum, a couple of ling-cobia and more sharks than you can count. If no game fish are around, try your trout rods with 12- or 15-pound test line with steel leaders and a chunk of fish for bait on the bottom. The smallish Atlantic Sharp Nose Shark will give you a run for your money on these light set ups and can be a blast to catch. They are good to eat as well. If you move north into the Bay you can find our inshore reefs — Shell Bank, Bon Secour, Fish River, Upper Wreck, Zundel and Point Clear all do often hold good schools of specks. They will stay and feed on these
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reefs until a carelessly thrown anchor is splashed into the water or a boat motors across the reef or storage lids are slammed shut and any number of things that make noise in the water happen. Then it’s time to move to another reef. All the navigation light towers hold some good specks during the summer months. Specks will be shallow early and later in the day, around the lights at night, but during the heat of the day they go deep. Around all these reefs will be huge schools of white trout. You can catch these guys up to around 18 inches. Their bite and fight are good and they do cook up great. No limits on size or bag yet, but who needs to clean 100 white trout after fishing all day in the sun. Keep what you want but eat what you catch. They don’t freeze well but they fry up great. When you locate a school of white trout, switch to plastics cut in thirds; and put it on the bottom. These guys will bite the bait in another fish’s mouth causing a double hook up on one hook and one piece of gulp bait. There’s one other game fish in great numbers in Mobile Bay and that’s black fish, a.k.a. triple tail. It is a really strong fish that tastes great and fights like a pit bull. Cast live shrimp on a cork about 5 feet deep around single pilings (like channel markers), legs on gas rigs, crab trap bouys, or anything floating in the bay. These fish look a little like the fresh water Oscar but get up to 15 to 20 pounds in the Bay. Smaller ones are more common. They used to be called the newspaper fish. People would spread out a newspaper in the water and form a mat. They follow the mat across the Bay fishing for Triple Tail. Some would use big thick cane poles as well. Marine Police don’t agree with putting the Sunday Paper on the water. It tends to make a mess. Which brings the final words for this day. Please watch your wake, be kind to other boaters, know the licenses laws, know the size and bag limits, keep enough to eat tonight and remember that those red fish on the Dixie are the future of Alabama’s Red Fish. Stay safe and know the rules of the road. 251-550-5418
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Photos submitted by the Coastal Photography Club. For more information contact Capt. Mark Robinson at 251-540-7463 or Margret Hildreth at 850-457-8656.
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Chennault’s Flying Tigers. Who would have believed that DON ROTH, born May Summer in Greenland has 24 hours of daylight, but the 28, 1934 in Pana, Ill., (about 50 miles southeast of Springdownside is that winter brings 24 hours of darkness … it field), would end up retiring as a Brigadier General in the was depressing to everyone. United States Air Force? “I’ve never seen such blackness.” The men wore heavy He still has a half-sister living in Springfield who’s quilted liner and rubber exposure suits when flying, but six years older, and a sister living there who’s six years were told they would only last about 20 minutes younger. Don is about to turn 79. He grew up on if their plane ditched in the icy water. Thule a farm where there was a lot of hard work and was less than 900 miles from the North Pole. little time for play. He actually started school at For recreation they had movies brought in. The the age of 5 (he claims he got out of some of the men often joked about the fact that the movies farm work) and graduated high school in Nowere shown in a small room in the Officer’s Club komis at 16. He talks about life’s hardships on where the screen was too close to the projector. the farm with milking cows twice a day, feedAs a result, the movies were always out of focus. ing the chickens, picking vegetables before and Meanwhile, he again applied to pilot school, after school and having no electricity or running MARK took the entrance test and was accepted. He only water. had a year of active duty left and he couldn’t see When he started high school, he was barely 5 ROBINSON staying in past the year. He then was assigned to feet tall, and weighed 100 pounds soaking wet. help deliver the F-89s at Thule AFB to Brookley AFB in He was a poor student and the “class clown” to cover up Mobile. A week before leaving to ferry the “birds” down for his size. He even admits, “I was a jerk and gave the to Brookley, he received orders that he was being assigned teachers a hard time.” He still managed to get into Southto Brookley’s Flight Test Center. Several of the guys from ern Illinois University, but only completed one year. the South tried to get him to switch billets, but with viHe then went to work for Caterpillar Tractor Company sions of women in sun dresses wearing white gloves and before entering the Air Force Aviation Cadet Program in wide brimmed hats, and the music from “Gone With the November 1954. He wanted to be a pilot, but instead was Wind” in his mind, he decided to go South. assigned to navigation training at Harlingen, Texas, and While working in Mobile, the F-89 Program was comwas one of the 25 percent who graduated. The T-29 flying pleted and Brookley got the contract for the B-66. Don, classroom was used for training, which included dead now a captain, got special training on the Navigation reckoning, celestial, pressure patterns and polar grid. He equipment used on the B-66 swept wing medium bomber received his wings and commission as a 2nd Lt. in Februand stayed in active duty to work on and test the aircraft. ary 1956. During the training period, he was relocated to another His hope to see the world in the Military Transport part of the base. Command was not to be. Instead he was to train as a There were about 20,000 personnel with 95 percent beradar observer in Waco, Texas flying in the B-25 Doolittle ing civilian and 5 percent being military. Raider. The nation’s primary concern in the 1950s was The first day he walked in to get some lunch, his friend that Russian bombers flying polar routes would bomb us noticed a civilian lady wearing a yellow dress and lookwith nuclear weapons. After B-25 raining, he was sent ing “absolutely stunning.” He pointed her out to Don who to Moody AFB in Valdosta, Ga. to begin jet training. Two couldn’t help but agree. Next day the men got there earaircraft performed this mission for the Air Defense Comlier. In walks the same lady (Connie Jernigan, who became mand. They were the single-engine F-94, and the twinhis wife) with a bunch of her co-workers. No seats were engine F-89. Able to select his plane, he chose the F-94. He was then available, so Don offered them his table, even though the other guys were still eating … that’s how Don met Connie. put in a room with navigators and pilots, and the guys She was in accounting in the contracting area, a GS4 paired up by mutual agreement. They would now only fly with each other on future training. After completing train- civilian with Civil Service. She was also the Murphy High School homecoming queen. Don asked the secretary in ing at Moody, he and his pilot were assigned to the Air his section, who knew Connie, to call her, and ask her Defense Commands 46th Fighter Interceptor Squadron for a date with him. This was the summer of 1959 and (FIS) in Dover, Del. Within six months, however, he was their second date was in Gulf Shores. They were married reassigned to the 59th FIS and sent to Goose Bay, Labrain May 1960 at a little chapel on Brookley. The chapel is dor and reassigned to F-89s. He arrived on his birthday in no longer there and the new building built in that spot, 1957. He was not happy to hear that Labrador gets almost houses Airbus employees. Don and Connie just celebrated 300 inches of snow a year. He was there three months, then sent to Thule Air Base, Greenland, and joined the 74th FIS, which could trace its history back to Gen. Claire
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their 53rd wedding anniversary. In 1964 while at Brookley, Don attended and completed Procurement school, and was assigned to Central Procurement as a buyer. In 1965, under the Air Force Institute of Technology, he was assigned to “Training with Industry” at Rocketdyne, a Division of North American Aviation. Then in July 1966, Don was assigned to the Air Force Plant Representative’s Office at Autonetics in Anaheim, Calif., as Chief of the Industrial Management Evaluation Division. No matter where he was, Don went out of his way to further his education. He took courses wherever available, be it on the base or at local community college offering adult education opportunities. He left active duty in February 1968, and joined Hughes Aircraft Company in Fullerton, Calif. as a subcontract administrator. His initial Reserve duty was with the Naval Training Center in Los Alamitos, Calif. After five years an opportunity came about to return to the Gulf Coast. Hughes had teamed with Bath Iron Works to construct the Navy’s newest destroyer, and Don had worked on this program. However, the Navy awarded the contract to Ingalls Shipbuilding, a Division of Litton in Pascagoula, Miss. He interviewed with Ingalls and was hired. He had a month to sell his house, pack up and move. Don worked at Ingalls for 25 years becoming Manager of a Procurement Department, and served as the Small Business Administrator for the company. In May 1974, he received a letter from Air Force Reserve Headquarters asking him to volunteer for a contracting job at Columbus AFB, Miss., for which he would receive pay. Thinking this would jeopardize his work at Ingalls, he threw the letter in the trash. A few months later a second letter arrived advising that he was now assigned to the job he had refused. He called the Reserve Office and said he understood but Columbus was a 300-mile drive and Keesler AFB in Biloxi was 25 miles, and their contracting program was larger. November 1974, Don was assigned to Keesler as a procurement staff officer. He became Mobilization Assistant to the Director of Contracting and Manufacturing for Research and Development, Armament Division, at Eglin AFB in Florida in June 1977. In 1981, he transferred to Warner Robins Air Logistics Cener in Georgia. There he served as Mobilization Assistant to the Director of Contracting and Manufacturing. Sitting in his office one day, he got a call from General Gill (a head of the Air Force Reserves). He was recruiting for a particular position that needed to be filled right away. It called for a candidate with the grade of General. Don, already at the rank of Colonel, was selected for the job and assigned to Wright Patterson AFT in Dayton, Ohio as the Mobilization Assistant to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Contracting and Manufacturing. He was promoted to Brigadier General in 1986. He served for five years and then took retirement from both the Air Force and from Ingalls. This was 1994 at the age of 60. Since Connie always enjoyed Gulf Shores, and had family here, they bought
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a lot and in 1993, built a home. In 1995, they became residents. Don says he was blessed throughout his life, and throughout his career. He honestly feels that God played a major role in his life. One of the things now that holds his interest is KAIROS, an ecumenical (all Christian denominations) prison ministry program. It’s a program managed and operated by laymen that Don Roth Don believes does so much good in the prisons and he has seen it actually turn people around from a life of crime. “We simply share Jesus Christ with 42 inmates chosen by the prison Chaplain, and then watch miracles occur.” It’s Don’s way of giving back some of the blessings he’s received. I can’t end this without mentioning Don’s military decorations and awards which include the Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal, Air force Outstanding Unit award, National Defense Service medal, Air Force Longevity Service award ribbon with six oak leaf clusters, and the Armed Forces reserve Medal with hourglass device. He belongs to the Air Force Association, Reserve Officers Association, and was a Certified Professional Contracts Manager. Don and Connie have three children. The oldest is a son, Steve, who’s Director of Sales and Marketing for Bonded Builders, a warranty provider in the southeast. Don and Connie’s daughter, Susan, is married to Brigadier General Roy Robinson, the Assistant Adjutant General of the Mississippi Army National Guard. He recently received his promotion to General, and Don is very proud of him. Having two generals in one family is something to talk about. Susan taught Special Education and gifted children for 28 years, and has just recently retired. Don and Connie’s youngest daughter, Karen, lives in Ocean Springs, Miss., and owned and managed a uniform store in Biloxi until Hurricane Katrina. Her husband, Rick, is a computer analyst. They have invested wisely, and now own and manage several properties. Don and Connie are proud of all their children and grandchildren. I’d like to end this by saying how fortunate we are to have BRIGADIER GENERAL DON ROTH here ON THE ISLAND, and how fortunate I am to be able to call him my friend.
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A Zoo of Evolution n Gulf Coast Zoo offers summer activities for kids and adults; zoo prepares to become self-sustaining By Theresa Corbin Summer is rapidly approaching, and school is already out. When looking for summertime activities for the recently released school children, the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo is the perfect destination. With a petting zoo, a summer camp, and daily summer shows, kids will be in hyena heaven.
Summer at the Zoo
The Zoo offers a summer camp for kids ages 5 to 11. "Campers will explore animal life here at the Zoo, partake in animal enrichment activities, meet our zoo keepers and even greet some of our animal residents personally,” the zoo's website says. “They will also participate in age-specific games, arts and crafts projects and special zoo-related events. There will be plenty of hands-on educational and fun activities carried out in a safe and educational environment.” Zoo Director Patti Hall says the goal of zoo camp is to give children an opportunity to have enriching hands-on experience that will help them develop a deeper understanding and respect for animals. The camp will open June 24 and will run through the 28, and registration is now open. But the zoo, with its house of birds and reptile exhibit, also has the potential to be a perfect adult outing as well. Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo is home to hundreds of animals that include both beast and bird. And animal watching doesn't have to be a children only activity.
The Amazing Green Zoo
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo is a great place to escape, but it hasn’t always been that way. The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo made headlines in 2004 when Zoo Director Patti Hall relocated more than 270 exotic zoo animals, a staff and their families to her inland home to wait out Hurricane Ivan (a category 4 storm). The zoo was destroyed, and while rebuilding, it endured two more unprecedented evacuations 10 months later during Hurricanes Dennis and Katrina. In the aftermath of these trials arose a construction project unlike any other in the world. For the first time in history, a zoo will be built from the ground up that is the ultimate in sustainability and will also provide a new, almost entirely hurricane-proof home to the 400 animals that currently live at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo. “We aren’t re-inventing the wheel; we’re simply harnessing the green products and practices that already exist and are successful, and applying them here,” said Dennis Thomas, one of the country’s most pioneering theme-park
designers, in a 2011 press release. And the new zoo, set to open this year, will be the world’s first self-sustaining Zoo. Or as Los Angeles-based producers Ivan’s Ark Productions call it in their upcoming series chronicling the Zoo’s green living, the “Amazing Green Zoo.” The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo became known as “The Little Zoo that Could” when it faced hurricanes and destruction. And out of that destruction the Zoo is set to become the “Amazing Green Zoo.” Whatever you wish to call it, the Zoo and its residents are open to explorers daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information and directions call 251-968-5731 or visit alabamagulfcoastzoo.org.
Adult and child alike can schedule their up close and personal animal encounter at the Zoo. For a few extra dollars, you can choose from three different kinds of animals to "encounter.” n Move it, move it with the lemurs n Jump around with the kangaroos n When on loan from the Marcan Tiger Preserve (an organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of the endangered Bengal Tiger), the Zoo offers meet and greets with baby tigers
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elebrate Independence Day on the beach with a variety of events planned on both Pleasure Island and the Eastern Shore.
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Begin your celebration early at The Wharf in Orange Beach with the annual Fireworks at the Wharf event which will be held Wednesday, July 3 and Thursday, July 4. The Spectra Light Show light and sound spectacular is happening daily with a water show and a patriotic show. The show features 19 palm trees covered with LEDs. In addition, there is uplighting on the trees, street lighting from the sides of buildings as well as spinning theatrical lights that offer a wide variety of features, including projecting pirate ships sailing down the street. Add to that a massive surround sound system and you have two blocks of pure excitement. There will also be a Family Fun Zone with live music, food and drinks, capped off by a light and sound spectacular which will be held beginning at 9 p.m. both nights. For more information visit www.alwharf.com. The Perdido Beach Resort in Orange Beach will host an Independence Day celebration Friday, July 5 with Southernstyle barbecue, fireworks and a live performance by the Wannabeatles! Open seating selection and barbecue opens at 6 p.m. A cash bar is available. Reservations are required by calling 251-981-9811. The Wharf will also host Alabama in concert beginning at 8 p.m. Friday, July 5. For more information visit
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Fourth of July celebrations www.amphitheateratthewharf.com.
Gulf Shores
Just a few miles down the beach, the City of Gulf Shores will host its annual fireworks celebration on Thursday, July 4. The show, which begins at 9 p.m., will be shot from just south of the West Second Street access to the public beach featuring a variety of specialty shell fireworks and will be visible from all local beaches. Activities will be planned throughout the day. For more information visit www.gulfshores.al.gov. A musical element will be broadcast on Sunny 105.7 FM to coincide with the show.
Fairhope
From the Gulf of Mexico to the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay, the City of Fairhope will host its annual Fourth of July Concert and Fireworks Display at Henry George Park and the Fairhope Municipal Pier. According to the City of Fairhopeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newsletter City Sketches, the Baldwin Pops Band Independence Day Concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Henry George Park. A variety of patriotic music will be played before and during the fireworks display, which begins at approximately 9 p.m. The north end of Fairhope Municipal Park will be open throughout the day and will remain open until no parking is available. The south end of the beach front park and Knoll Park will be available to spectators. Handicap parking will be available near the fountain but will be limited. Those who wish to park in the handicap area should arrive early and plan to stay until the fireworks are over. WABF 1220 AM will be broadcasting the Baldwin Pops concert live for those who are not able to make it down for the concert. Also this year the band, RockSolid, will perform in the South Beach Park at 3 p.m. The group, made up of senior high school students from all over Alabama, has performed at 4th of July celebrations at Lake Martin, Panama City, Demopolis and Huntsville. They will perform a variety of patriotic music and some classic light rock. For more information visit www.cofairhope.com or contact Sarah Smith, event facilities manager at the James P. Nix Center, 251-929-1447 or email sarah.smith@cofairhope.com. American Legion Post 199 will host a Fourth of July concert as part of its Concert Series and BBQ from 6 to 9 p.m. featuring entertainment by Grayson Capps. For more information call 251-928-9132.
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Fourth Hangout boasts huge turnout Photos by Mark Robinson Another sellout and beautiful weather greeted festival goers at the fourth edition of the Hangout Music and Arts Festival in Gulf Shores. Crowds of 35,000-plus people came out for three straight days and the shuttle buses sold out of passes for riders. Headliners were Kings of Leon on Friday, Tom Petty on Saturday and Stevie Wonder on Sunday. On Sunday, organizers offered those in attendance tickets for 2014 for just $169 when regular ticket prices for 2013 were almost $300.
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Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo
968-5732 , alabamagulfcoastzoo.com Alabama Highway 59 South
Baldwin County Heritage Museum 25521 US Hwy 98 E. Elberta Ala. 36530 251-986-8375 email: bchm@gulftel.com
Gulf Shores Beaches-Lagoon Pass (2.9 miles west of Alabama Highway 59)
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Historic Fort Morgan
540-7125 22 miles west on Alabama Highway 180 from Alabama Highway 59
Orange Beach Indian & Sea Museum 981-6039, obparksandrec.com 25805 John Snook Drive
Pirate Island Adventure Golf 968-GOLF, piratesislandgolf.com Alabama Highway 59 just north of Intracoastal Waterway Bridge
South Baldwin Community Theatre 968-6721, sbct.biz 2022 W. Second St.
The Track
Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge
968-8111, gulfshorestrack.com Alabama Highway 59 just north of Intracoastal Waterway Bridge
Ferris Wheel
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540-7720, fws.gov/bonsecour 7.5 miles west on Alabama Highway 180 from Alabama Highway 59 224-1000, thewharfal.com 4550 Main St., Orange Beach
Gulf Shores Museum 968-1463, gulfshoresal.gov 244 W. 19th Ave.
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*See our Web site for ongoing, club and exercise events; church listings; dining guide; marinas; and golf courses--GulfCoastNewsToday.com **For updated calendar items, also see The Islander newspaper.
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How to treat a jellyfish sting Nothing can ruin your day at the beach quicker than a jellyfish sting. There are more than 60 different kinds of jellyfish that can be found in Alabama waters, but there are only seven common types. The sea nettle, moon jellyfish and cannonball are the most common types you can run into. These jellyfish aren’t very venomous, but their stings can still be painful. There are a lot of myths about how to treat a jellyfish sting, and it can be hard to know what to do to take care of one. This guide will help you know how to treat that sting, so you can get back to enjoying your day at the beach sooner.
Plan of Action
n Get out of the water to avoid getting stung again n Use seawater to flush away stinging cells from the skin n Use a credit card or other sharp-edged object to scrape over the affected area to remove any lodged stinging cells n Treat the area with isopropyl alcohol (40 to 70 percent) or vinegar to inactivate any remaining cells
n Any medication with lidocaine or benzocaine might help with pain and redness
What Not to Do
n Don’t rub the area. Any stinging cells still on your skin will be spread around, making the affected area larger. n A popular myth is urinating on a jellyfish sting will help it. This is not true, and won’t help you feel better so avoid it. n Don’t use freshwater to flush the area. Freshwater can re-activate the stinging cells causing you more pain. n Don’t ignore the pain. If stung over a large area of your body, seek medical attention. For most people, jellyfish stings are a mild inconvenience. For others, it can be life threatening. While most jellyfish off the Alabama coast are not highly poisonous, some jellyfish stings can be deadly. Some people can be allergic to jellyfish stings. Monitor those who have been stung for cardiac or respiratory problems or shock.
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Gulf Shores welcomes Acme Oyster House, unveils Waterway Village development On Wednesday, Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft and members of the City Council officially welcomed Acme Oyster House® and unveiled plans for a new development. Waterway Village will soon begin to take shape along both sides of the Intracoastal Waterway and a unique downtown atmosphere will transform some of Gulf Shores’ most historic real estate. Its pedestrian friendly design will feature quaint streets with tree-lined sidewalks, inviting seating areas, decorative lamp posts and a waterfront boardwalk offering residents and visitors a year-round destination for dining, shopping and entertainment. According to Acme Oyster House® Director of Business Development, Jeremy DeBlieux, the City’s vision behind Waterway Village served as a major selling point in their decision to bring the restaurant to Gulf Shores. “We have locations in Louisiana and Destin and knew we wanted something in between. Once we visited Gulf Shores and heard the vision behind Waterway Village, we fell in love,” said DeBlieux. “This area will become an entertainment and dining destination and that’s the business we’re in.” DeBlieux went on to say, “I’ve never worked with a local government more supportive and committed to bringing new business to a community.” While the City is committing significant resources to Waterway Village, leaders say the long-term success of the area hinges on the ability to attract private partners.
“We are excited to welcome Acme Oyster House® as the first addition to Waterway Village,” said Craft. The Acme Oyster House® restaurant concept began in 1910 in New Orleans, Louisiana and enjoys the distinction as one of the oldest restaurants in New Orleans. Their restaurants feature New Orleans style cuisine designed and decorated with authentic French Quarter décor including New Orleans Po-Boy sandwiches, jambalaya, gumbo, red beans and rice, and fried seafood. One of the distinguishing characteristics of the Acme Oyster House® concept is the offering of fresh, hand-shucked raw and chargrilled Louisiana oysters. “Our restaurants have established a reputation for providing guests with a festive dining atmosphere,” said Acme Oyster House® owner Mike Rodrigue. “We look forward to bringing this tradition to Gulf Shores and are honored to be a part of such a wonderful community.” Plans for the Gulf Shores location include 8,450 square foot of interior space; 3,650 square feet of exterior covered space and seating for approximately 450 guests. The restaurant will offer lunch and dinner seven days a week and hopes to open its doors by spring 2014 bringing approximately 100 jobs to the area. “We are proud to have the opportunity to attract a prominent restaurant like Acme Oyster House® to our community,” expressed Craft. “Their commitment confirms our vision for Waterway Village and we believe it will serve as a catalyst moving forward as we look to attract other partners.”
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CAFÉ AT HOME Cathy Higgins / Staff Photos
These Frappucino and Pecan Pie Muffins don’t take long to make and help you keep a handle on your beachside budget by creating a café experience in your own home.
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in indulgence that’s ideal for a June beachside breakfast or afternoon pick-me-up. So why pair them with a plain old cup of coffee? Instead, try a Frappucino. It’s cool, refreshing, easy to make and equally inexpensive. All you need is coffee, milk, sugar, ice and a blender. Chances are, you already have all of these items on hand. These two recipes would be a decadent way to enjoy café treats without leaving your home or breaking the budget.
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2 cups ice 1 cup strong, brewed coffee 3/4 cup milk (any kind) 3 tablespoon sugar or to taste Optional: Whipped cream, chocolate syrup or crushed peppermint candy Brew coffee. In blender, crush ice. Blend all of the ingredients, except optional ingredients) in blender for about 45 seconds or until smooth. Pour into a tall glass. If desired, top with whipped cream and garnish with chocolate syrup or crushed peppermint candy. Makes two 8-ounce glass-size servings.
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DINING GUIDE Lying around on the beach can really make you hungry. When it does, head out to one of our remarkable Gulf Shores and Orange Beach restaurants. With the world’s best inshore and offshore deep sea fishing, you’ll find that succulent, fresh-off-the-boat seafood is the order of the day. Of course, you don’t have to have seafood! You’ll find plenty of restaurants in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach serving barbecue, steak, Italian, Japanese, Mexican, pizza, deli style sandwiches and more.
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