This bird has excited locals and tourists, alike! He's become quite famous wading in the Bay near the Constitution Convention Museum State Park, causing traffic jams and lots of interest!

Photo Credits: Mike Bird and Kendrick Photography

September has arrived and Labor Day Weekend marks the typical end of ...

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Appalachicola, Cape Sandblast, Port St. Joe, St. George Island, Carabelle, they all have their own uniqueness. So we love Appalachicola. It is full of great shops and local eateries.
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There's a lot of things people can can gravitate towards down here, whether it's ...

Correctly labeled "forgotten," the portion of Old Florida rightly gained its name for the overdevelopment of North Florida's coastline. Today, the Forgotten Coast is a special place for what has been preserved rather than developed. Here, you can find events linked to pristine bays coated in white sugar-like sand ...

Eastpoint, Florida is a hub for central seafood in Franklin County and holds the title of being the most authentic fishing community. It is one of the last remaining working waterfronts in North Florida and is a unique member of Florida's Forgotten Coast as it is positioned right across ...

Considered to be one of Florida's best-kept secrets, the Forgotten Coast is known to celebrate serene coastal living and old Florida. Many of Florida's most stunning white sandy beaches are located in this quiet undeveloped coastal stretch that extends into the Gulf of Mexico between Panama City Beach ...

The Lost Coast of Florida AKA the Forgotten Coast of Florida is a stretch of coastal land of the Floridan Panhandle. This coast gained its name for being left out of tourism promotions vacationing in Florida for several years in a row. This region is comprised of Franklin, Gulf, Jefferson ...

The Forgotten Coast is a stretch of stunning coastal beach towns that share the same sugary white sand as the rest of Florida but just lack the crowds. The five towns we will be discovering more of today are Apalachicola, Mexico Beach, St. George Island, Port St. Joe, and Cape ...

As a kid, going treasure hunting was a part of growing up. Getting outdoors with your grandpa's old metal detector and searching for lost goods was a wonderful time to spend the hot summer months. Antique stores are the same; as the earth houses lost treasures, so too do ...

It’s easy to throw food straight into the fridge once you get home from the store. But extending the life of your produce and assorted goods begins at the store. While picking out the perfect pieces of produce, steer clear of mold, soft spots, bruising and blemishes to make the ...

With the holidays now in full swing, you can bet that there is nothing quite like celebrating Christmas on the Forgotten Coast. Continue to read to find five fantastic ways to get into the holiday spirit with festive events found in Port St. Joe and Apalachicola.

Apalachicola Historical Downtown Christmas ...