Emerald Coast Magazine December 2021/January 2022

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→ Ashton Hayward has moved from City Hall to a prestigious health care position.

DEC 2021 / JAN 2022

A CONSCIOUS, COOL COMPENDIUM OF COASTAL STUFF

PERSONALITY

THE NEXT BIG THING

Former Pensacola mayor now heads Andrews Foundation by AL KRULICK

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CHAMPIONS photography by WILL HEPBURN

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DINING GUIDE

SOCIAL STUDIES

GREEN SCENE

MUSIC Panama City native Rick Ford went from the Marching 100 at FAMU to Atlanta to New York City. Now, he is back in his hometown with a simple aim: bringing joy to the people.

EXTERIORS Heaters

INTERIORS While

ART Visit the Atomic Frog tattoo studio at Destin Commons, and you never know what you might leave with. Our photographer left with a large green amphibian on his calf.

DINING OUT Overlooking the St. Andrews Bay marina, Alice’s on Bayview hosts a regular lunch crowd, many of whose members are likely to be back for supper or Sunday brunch.

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