The 'Redneck Riviera': How a fish-tossing contest helped define Alabama beach life - Anniston Star

The 'Redneck Riviera': How a fish-tossing contest helped define Alabama beach life Anniston Star ... travel to Panama City Beach for Spring Break. Photo: Courtesy of Bay County Public Library Editor's Note" This weekend, down at the Flora-Bama Lounge, which sits near the Alabama-Florida state line down on the Gulf Coast, they will be tossing fish. and more »

ROAD TRIP: Things to do along US 98 - The News Herald

ROAD TRIP: Things to do along US 98 The News Herald PANAMA CITY BEACH — US 98 was established in 1933 as a route between Pensacola and Apalachicola and later was extended into Mississippi and across the Florida peninsula, leading to the creation of area landmarks along its path.

Marina Cantina creates modern Mexican cuisine - The News Herald

Marina Cantina creates modern Mexican cuisine The News Herald PANAMA CITY BEACH — Marina Cantina opened April 30 at Capt. Anderson's Marina, serving fresh, light and innovative Mexican cuisine overlooking the Grand Lagoon. “There's nothing like this on Panama City Beach,” said Jeff Friedrich, Marina Cantina ...

Highway 30A in Florida Panhandle has great restaurants, shops - The Huntsville Times - al.com

The Huntsville Times - al.com

Highway 30A in Florida Panhandle has great restaurants, shops The Huntsville Times - al.com By Deborah Storey, The Huntsville Times Highway 30A in the Beaches of South Walton, near Destin in the Florida Panhandle. (Courtesy Visit South Walton) The two-lane stretch between Destin and Panama City has its own following through Twitter, websites, ...

Where redneckery thrives - Washington Times

Washington Times

Where redneckery thrives Washington Times For decades he has been a part-time resident and full-time observer of the Gulf Coast from Mobile Bay eastward to Panama City on the Florida panhandle - a strip of seashore dubbed the “Redneck Riviera” by New York Times Editor Howell Raines in a 1978 ...