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Panhandle - Florida: Active Lifestyles

 
 
 

Area Info

At one time, there was little to Florida except what is now called the Panhandle. The first area to be extensively developed (while much of the interior was considered useless swampland), the Panhandle now includes some of the most rural areas of the state. Close to the borders of Alabama and Georgia, the Panhandle is more like the rest of the Deep South than like the rest of Florida—but it shares with other regions an extensive coastline that includes estuaries rich in wildlife and long beaches of sugar-white sand that attract droves of vacationers and new residents.

Pensacola, the chief city of the Panhandle and once the chief city of the state, is a fascinating and beautiful small city with a rich history dating back to its founding by the Spanish in 1559. From Pensacola east to Panama City stretches the "Emerald Coast," one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Gulf South.

The Panhandle is also home to the state capital, Tallahassee.

 
 

Articles

Tallahassee and Panhandle News from The Tallahassee Democrat

Three Florida State University faculty members are among the 17 candidates who have applied to replace retiring FSU President T.K. Wetherell.

 

A Thursday night fire in the garage of a home on the 1200 block of Lucy Street caused an estimated $100,000 worth of damage to the home and two vehicles parked nearby, according to the Tallahassee Fir...

 

Florida's unemployment rate rose a bit in October to 11.2 percent, with slightly more than 1 million workers without a job.

 

CHICAGO (AP) ? Oprah Winfrey was set to announce Friday that her powerhouse daytime television show, the foundation of a multibillion-dollar media empire with legions of fans, will end its run in 2011...

 

The following is a community advisory from the Leon County Sheriff's Office:

 

Lafayette, Ind. - Journal and Courier movie critic Bob Bloom reviews the newest of the Twilight saga films, "New Moon."

 

Apalachee Elementary third-grader Lamont Davis was excused from class on Thursday to go down the hall to get his H1N1 vaccination.

 

Apalachee Elementary third-grader Lamont Davis was excused from class on Thursday to go down the hall to get his H1N1 vaccination.

 

To hear Rod Butler tell it, the Palmer Munroe Community Center saved his life and helped him turn into the young husband and father he is today.

 

To hear Rod Butler tell it, the Palmer Munroe Community Center saved his life and helped him turn into the young husband and father he is today.