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Eating • Exploring • Fun • Services • Shopping September 2013

Beachin’ Your guide to life on the Alabama Gulf Coast

Christina Cercle Foley musician reaches for the stars

Volume 16, Number 9

Fall fairs bring big entertainment, pieces of home

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Alabama’s artificial reef program

Express your creative side Art Center spreads knowledge, good times

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About the Cover Mark Robinson snapped this shot of Ava, Abbie and Olivia Crain, of Missouri, who were down at the Gulf for a visit with their parents.

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, Jessica Jones apparel to suit beach bums and country clubbers.

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 crashing-ocean 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.

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By Theresa Corbin Contributing writer

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and paper. It may be in the shower, the car, at work, or maybe even when I'm on a date. Also, I leave town a lot, for either Nashville or other out-of-town gigs. There's something about any famous musician call Alabama being in an unfamiliar place that compels me to write a new home. Some say there is something song. I swear it happens every time. It's the new ideas, new in the air that lends itself to shaping faces, new inspiration that I am definitely drawn to,” says Cemusicians. Others claim the musi- crle. cal quality is in the earth itself.

As a member of Global Songwriters Connection (GSC) in Nat King Cole, Jimmy Buffett, Brian McKnight and Hank Nashville, Tenn., Cecrle gets support, guidance and connecWilliams Jr. are all music hall of famers who hail from Ala- tions with other songwriters in the business. Through the bama. Another artist to add to this list is Christina Cecrle, an GSC she has come to know many influential and talented up-and-coming country singer and songwriter. musicians.

Christina Cecrle was born and raised in Foley. After Chris“I have been working with legendary songwriter Milton tina performed at her first high school talent show, music L. Brown, who lives in Mobile,” Cecrle says. “He discovered quickly became her passion. She began writing and playing Jimmy Buffett and also wrote many songs for Clint Eastwood guitar at 16, inspired by innocence and first loves. films in his early years. He is currently working with counThrough writing poetry, singing try artist Josh Charles, whom I will in talent shows and bands, and good be meeting within the next couple old-fashioned musical genes inherweeks when I head back up to ited from her father and grandfather, Nashville. Milton and I have been Christina Cecrle came to the conclucollaborating on my material along sion that a career as a musician was with his, and putting together the the only life for her. right songs for my EP which will be “I started writing poems in sevrecorded this fall.” enth grade,” she said. “I loved poetAlabama native and notable conry, until I got my hands on my new testant on the “The Voice,” Shawna Breedlove (guitar) at the age of 16. I P., is sharing her vocal wisdom with began turning poems into lyrics for Cecrle as her voice coach. “She my songs. It's amazing what those (Shawna P.) is helping me with my first three chords you learn can big moments on stage and within do. So I wrote my first song called my new originals,” said Cecrle.

‘Pickin' Daisies,’ a little song about Cecrle is putting her voice coachinnocence, my first love and about ing and the connections she has the good things that happen in your made through the GSC to work in life.” her new EP. In 2012, Cecrle self-released an “Now this is huge, a turning point EP (short for extended play; conin my music career,” Cecrle says. “It tains more music than a single, but Christina Cecrle, an up and coming Country sing, (the EP) is being recorded by Bill not as long as an LP) entitled “The songwriter, was born and raised in Foley.

Rabon. Working on the EP with me Acoustic's.” will be Mel Knapp (guitarist), who Since Cecrle's recent return home plays with the Jay Williams Band, from Troy University, where she studied Music Industry, she Sam Glass Band, Shawna P., and The Earth Funk Tribe and has been performing at local venues in her hometown as well any band you can think of. On drums I'll have Dave McDonplaying across the state of Alabama, including Birmingham, ald. He's from good ole Muscle Shoals, where he worked at Tuscaloosa, Huntsville and Opelika. Christina makes occa- FAME Recording Studios as a studio drummer ­— literally the sional trips to Nashville to play at songwriter's rounds such as best drummer on the Gulf Coast. And, of course, Bill Rabon The Commodore Grill and Hotel Indigo Downtown, accord- will be on bass.” ing to reverbnation.com.

Cecrle's future is bright. Be sure to keep an eye out for this When asked in an interview whether she felt like being rising star, and keep your ears peeled for her on the radio. from Alabama affected her music, Cecrle exclaimed, “Oh, ab“My music is being played by Jasper and on 95KSJ's solutely! No questions asked. This is my hometown, my life. Homegrown Country,” Cecrle says. Listen for it. It's called Everything surrounding me affects whatever happens within ‘Weathered Love.’ Dan and Shelby are also going to have me my life – the people I have met and things that I get (to) do on their Performance Studio on air this week,” Cecrle said in here on the Gulf Coast.” an interview in early August.

But on the flip side of that coin, Cecrle is not limited to For more information, or to sample some of Cecrle’s songs, hometown inspiration. She is also inspired by new experi- look her up on reverbnation.com or follow her on Facebook ences. and Twitter: facebook.com/christinacecrlemusic and twitter.

“My writing is at random, all day every day,” Cecrle said. com/christinacecrle. Starting in September, you can even be When I'm thinking, and something just kind of plays over a part of her latest project by stopping by kickstarter.com and and over again in my head ... as fast as I can, I get to a pen funding her latest EP.

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Housing two fish with one reef: Alabama’s artificial reef program recycles waste, builds habitats

By David Rainer Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

for many years,” Blankenship said. “I don’t think there’s any doubt that we have the best reef-building program in the country. We have 1,200 square miles of reef zones labama’s artificial reef program in the Gulf of with about 17,000 reefs. So all that material has been put Mexico is unparalleled. In fact, the program is out there logically and spread around the whole area. such a success that Orange Beach is known as That gives us the best reef fishing in the world. the “Red Snapper Capital of the World.”

“With so many reefs offshore, we had the idea that we Unfortunately, when the National Marine Fisheries Ser- wanted to build reefs in state waters in the Gulf of Mexico vice declared red snapper “overfished,” it caused the red to increase fishing opportunities closer to shore. We also snapper seasons to become shorter and shorter. The most wanted to honor Vernon’s commitment to the marine recent red snapper season was only 28 days long. resources of Alabama.”

Searching for exWith the boundpanded opportuniary of Alabama ties for anglers along state waters at three the Alabama coast, miles, the area for the Alabama Marine the near-shore reefs Resources Division was limited. Marine started looking for Resources also had ways to accommoto find areas that date anglers with would not conflict more near-shore with other user reefs. groups, especially The near-shore the shrimping inreef program is dustry. named in honor “For the first two of the late Vernon areas, we wanted Minton, Marine to find some areas Resources Director in Baldwin County from 1990 until his that didn’t have death in 2010. much shrimping Chris Blankenactivity and were ship, who sucfairly accessible ceeded Minton as from Perdido Pass,” Marine Resources Blankenship said.

Director, said Min“And then we ton’s legacy includes Photos courtesy of Marine Resources needed to get them his ability to foster in deeper water, An A-frame reef with limestone discs is lowered in the Gulf of Mexico on one partnerships with where they would local fishing organi- of the Vernon Minton Artificial reefs. be effective and still zations and contrachave the relief over tors to maximize reef-building efforts, the expansion of the top of the reefs.” the inshore reef and Reef-Ex projects, and the directing of The R. Vernon Minton Artificial Reef Zone – West is funds to research reef fish associated with artificial reefs. almost a mile square with water depths of 32 to 42 feet Alabama’s artificial reef deployment started back in the and is located southwest of Perdido Pass. The East zone 1950s. The Liberty ships were sunk in the 1970s, followed is a little more than a half-mile square with water depths by bridge rubble from the demolition of the old Dauphin from 34 to 44 feet and is located just east of Perdido Pass.

Island Bridge in the 1980s. Derelict U.S. Army tanks went Because of limited shipping in the areas, reef relief was down in the 1990s as part of the Tanks to Reefs program. not a problem.

In the 2000s, Tensaw Bridge rubble, pipes and culverts “We side-scanned those and they looked like good (Roads to Reefs) were deployed. Before severe season reareas to build habitat,” Blankenship said. “We got our ductions occurred, proceeds from the Red Snapper World Corps of Engineers permit. I had to do some surveys for Championship provided funding for more than 1,000 the Alabama Historical Commission to make sure there pyramids that were deployed offshore. were no shipwrecks or anything of historical significance “We’ve been building offshore reefs and inshore reefs in the areas.”

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The limestone discs will attract a wide variety of marine life, including sea turtles and juvenile red snapper.

The decision was made to deploy 6-foot-tall pyramids in the areas. About 240 of the pyramids have been placed in the reef zones by winning bidder David Walter (aka Reefmaker). Blankenship said in the corners of each reef zone additional habitat was deployed.

“We placed disc structures with pilings,” he said. “The discs have limestone rocks that are good habitat for juvenile red snapper and smaller fish. This will give them a place to aggregate and have a place for protection as they grow.”

Although the reefs have only been out from one to two months, Blankenship said fish were already starting to aggregate around the pyramids.

“I’ve already been out to fish the new reefs and there were bait fish around the reefs,” he said. “And I caught some king mackerel trolling above the reefs. We think it’s going to be a great spot for kings, Spanish mackerel and bonita. It will be a good trolling alley, and it will hold red snapper and other reef fish. We also think these will be good locations for sheepshead in the winter and early spring months. These are good size areas with plenty of room to fish.”

Blankenship said if the anglers use the near-shore reefs as he expects, Marine Resources will look at other opportunities off Fort Morgan and possibly Dauphin Island.

“The problem is we do have a lot more shrimping activity off Fort Morgan, Sand Island and Dauphin Island,” he said. “It could create some user conflict, but we hope to minimize that.

“We’re hoping this will be successful and give smaller boats places to fish in the Gulf and diversify our fishery from a red snapper fishery to where we have good trolling alleys for kings and Spanish, species that have longer seasons.”

Blankenship said much of the funding for the new

Minton reefs came from the Emergency Disaster Relief Program that the state received after Hurricane Katrina.

The project also received contributions from the Orange Beach Fishing Association and the Coastal Conservation Association. Coordinates for the new Minton reefs will be posted on outdooralabama.com soon.

Blankenship also said other reef projects are in the works.

“We will soon be putting out the first of the 25-foot-tall structures that include a 15-foot pyramid with other structure attached it to it make it 25 feet tall,” he said. “This will be the first 10 of 30 that will be deployed. We’ll put these out in five spots with two pyramids in each. Some spots will get four that are spaced out to try to mimic a large vessel. We’re going to see if that will help to attract more amberjack to try to diversify our reef system for other fish than red snapper.”

Speaking of red snapper, Blankenship said the recent red snapper season in June was an obvious success.

“The fishing was outstanding,” he said. “The fish were good size, and I enjoyed seeing all the nice fish people were catching. We saw a lot of nice fish on Facebook. I want us to manage that fishery so that people will have more than a month to catch them. It was an awesome month, but it was just too short.”

The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council met this week to discuss an expanded red snapper quota because of a recent stock assessment that showed the fishery has improved significantly.

“We think we will get somewhere between three and four million pounds,” Blankenship said. “There will be a discussion as to whether we allow fishermen to take the additional quota this year or whether we smooth it out over the next few years so the seasons will be more consistent.”

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Foley Art Center offers a variety of classes for children and adults.

Center shapes beginning artists, offers variety of classes

By Lindsay Mott Contributing writer

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he Foley Art Center focuses on giving everyone an opportunity to find the type of art they love and are good at. To help with this, the Center is offering a number of beginner classes this fall.

The “Beginning Oils & Acrylics” class is taught by the Center’s director Bonnie Blaylock with two different time slots for the class. She is holding a weekday class on Tuesdays from noon to 2 p.m. beginning Sept. 3 and running through Sept. 24.

This class is $80, with a discount for senior citizens and students, and supplies are needed. Blaylock is also offering the class on Monday nights from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for $120 running from Sept.

9 through Sept. 30 for those who work or can’t come during the day.

The class starts out with

very basic principles of the art form, showing students how to set up their easel and palette, mix their colors, what surfaces to use and how to prepare them and more.

Blaylock said she throws a lot at the students in a short period of time. She said the course can also be a refresher for those wanting to get back into the oil and acrylics medium, but she prefers new artists who have “never picked up a paintbrush and are nervous as a cat.” She likes the chance to teach new habits rather than trying to break bad ones. In the class, she also teaches color, shape and design and students will finish two paintings in the class and be prepared for the intermediate level.

Blaylock said the class is fast-paced, but it is also relaxing and light-hearted.

“I don’t put a lot of pressure on people,” she said.

“A mistake is just something you learn by; if you don’t

make a mistake you don’t learn.”

The Foley Art Center also hosts an after school art class for children on Thursdays, starting right after school until 4:15 p.m. These classes are $5 per session. The Center also hosts “live model open studio” days on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon where artists can come in and use whatever medium they'd like for a live model.

Thursdays are also open studio time.

“Our goal is to bring art to people who have never been able to experience it before,” Blaylock said. “Just come in and try it. You don’t know if you’re going to like it until you try it, so we want you to come in and try this.”

The Center schedules new classes year-round and tries to have a class ready for anyone to join at any time.

Check foleyartcenter.com for new classes and schedules throughout the year.

Additional Classes

n A pastel class taught by Tommy Vogel, $80; all materials supplied. n A Christmas card class taught

by Jane Sellier, $35; all supplies are included. n Painting potpourri – watercolors, oils/acrylics, etc. taught by Jane Sellier; which focuses on different types of painting; begins on Sept. 13 for 6 weeks. n Van Gogh and Vino for beginning painters taught by Blaylock; Sept. 12, 6 to 8 p.m.; cost is $25 and all materials are included. Finish a project that night. n “Impressionistic Painting at Its Best” by Ron Thompson will be Oct. 25 and 26; cost is $175. n “Making Colors Sing” by Elizabeth Blaylock on professional oil painting, Sept. 24 and 25 costs $200; supply list is available. n Beginning watercolors – Oct. 17 through Nov. 21 – Thursdays, 10 a.m. to noon taught by Amber Myrick; cost is $80 and the supply list is available. n Sculpting papier-mâché will be Oct. 17, 12:30 to 2:30. Cost is $80 and some materials are required; senior citizens discounts are available.

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Sara Evans to add variety to Pensacola Fair

By Judy Smith Contributing writer To help celebrate the 79th anniversary of the Pensacola Interstate Fair, highly acclaimed country superstar Sara Evans will hit the stage, bringing her beautiful voice and heartfelt songs to fairgoers on Oct. 19. The Pensacola Interstate Fair is known for always bringing the best in entertainment, and this year is no exception.

“The Fair always tries to secure big names to appear on our stage,” said Don Frenkel, Pensacola Interstate Fair general manager. “To have been able to sign Sara Evans was a tremendous asset and joy. Fun and memories is what the Fair is all about, and we are sure that giving the great people of Pensacola the opportunity to see and enjoy such a great talent as Sara will be a great opportunity for us all.”

Known for such hits as “Born to Fly,” “Suds in the Bucket” and “Perfect,” Evans first burst onto the Country music scene in 1997 and soon became a favorite of Country radio. With six records to her name, this Missouri native has always brought a sense of quiet strength and passionate vulnerability to her music. Her first Number One hit, “Born to Fly,” was just the beginning of her chart-topping ways as she saw her next two singles, “I Could Not Ask for More” and “I Keep Looking” break into the Top 10. Evans’ third album, “Born to Fly,” was certified double Platinum and marked Evans’ rocket into superstardom.

Evans’ third album debuted at number three on the Top Country Albums chart, but it was her third single, “Suds in the Bucket,” that became her most successful song, reaching Number One status on the Hot Country Songs charts and became a Top 40 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. It also became Evans’ first single to be certified gold.

With the release of her fifth album, “Real Fine Place,” Evans reached number one again with the album’s first cut, “A Real Fine Place to Start.” The album was certified gold and sold 130,000 copies in the first week of its release.

In connection with the album’s fourth single release, “You’ll Always Be My Baby,” Evans became an author, cowriting a gift book of the same name.

In 2006, Evans received her first ACM

for Top Female Vocalist and opened to sell-out crowds across the country. Although her career was at an all-time high, her personal life took quite a hit in 2007 when she filed for divorce from her husband, Craig Schelske.

Taking some time to regroup her personal life and career, Evans came back even “Stronger.” After marrying former University of Alabama quarterback Jay Barker, Evans continued to tour and added two more books to her resume.

In 2010, Evans released “Stronger” after a six-year hiatus from the recording studio. The first single, the song of heartbreak with hope on the other side, “A Little Bit Stronger,” rocketed up the charts to Number One and became Evan’s first platinum-certified single. The anthem of survival has become Evans’ most popular single to date, selling close to a half-million digital sales. “‘A Little Bit Stronger’ is definitely something that I can relate to, and everyone else can, too,” Evans was quoted in her biography on her official website saraevans.com. “Time really does heal everything. You come out on the other side, and you always are stronger from it.”

Evans said she cannot wait to bring her songs of strength and hope to her adoring fans, and this enchanting songstress will treat the Pensacola fair crowd to all her hits in a magical night of beautiful music that will inspire and uplift. Don’t miss out on your chance to see this awardwinning beauty bring her talents to the Pensacola fair.

“Without a doubt, Sara will bring excitement and anticipation to Pensacola and the Fair in particular,” Frenkel

said. “Entertainers like her are very rare and the opportunity to see Sara free, as opposed to having to pay $30 to $40 a ticket, always creates an excitement in us all.”

Once again, the Fair is sure to bring lots of fun for everyone, he said.

“The Fair celebrates its 79th year this year and has always been the numberone family attraction,” Frenkel said. “It not only offers fun and entertainment for the whole family, but offers the opportunity for young and old alike to exhibit their talents and special treasures that they are proud of and want to share with others. The Pensacola Interstate Fair offers the largest variety of exhibits of any fair (large or small) that we have visited throughout the country.”

The fair, which brings 11 fun-filled days to the Pensacola area, will open on Oct. 17 and will run until Oct. 27. More information about the Pensacola Interstate Fair can be found at pensacolafair. com.

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Baldwin County Heritage Museum honors veterans n Baldwin County Fair display memorializes war, museum viewings through November Submitted by Tammy Kinney Baldwin County Heritage Museum The Baldwin County Heritage Museum’s volunteers and staff are creating an exhibit to display during this year’s Baldwin County Fair Sept. 24-28 in Robertsdale.

The exhibit, WWI-WWII Baldwin County Memories, will highlight memorabilia collected by Baldwin County residents as well as items that have been donated to the museum. This exhibit will illustrate the impact of military life on families and communities during the WWI through the WWII Era. After the fair, visitors to BCHM can view the display through the first half of November.

Nov. 10 from 2-4 p.m. at BCHM, join volunteers and

staff for a tribute in honor of our local veterans. Come out for light refreshments and good fellowship as some of Baldwin County’s veterans and families share experiences and memories. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to bring memorabilia to share, to honor those who have served our country and to express gratitude for sacrifices made for our freedom.

BCHM is located at 25521 Highway 98 E., Elberta.

Hours of operation are 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Admission is free. For information about making a donation or becoming a member or volunteer: stop by, call 251-986-8375, email bchm@gulftel.com or visit baldwincountyheritagemuseum.com. You can also find the museum on facebook. BCHM is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization; your contribution is tax deductible as allowed by law and can be mailed to BCHM, P.O. 356, Elberta, AL 36530. All contributions will be acknowledged with our gratitude.

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Gulf Shoresâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Sims Park tennis courts to undergo renovations, resurfacing this fall

By Blake Phelps City of Gulf Shores The City of Gulf Shores began a project to resurface and renovate the 12 outdoor hard courts located at Sims Park, adjacent to the George C. Meyer Tennis Center, on Aug. 12.

The nearly $75,000 project is expected to last six to eight weeks and will include the resurfacing of all 12 hard court surfaces, installation of new net posts and fencing on courts 1 through 6, and new windscreens throughout the complex. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This project will provide some much needed upgrades to our outdoor tennis courts,â&#x20AC;? said Director of Recreation and Cultural Affairs, Grant Brown. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are excited to get the work underway and look forward to providing our community with some of the nicest courts in the area.â&#x20AC;?

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George C. Meyer Tennis Center will undergoes renovations throughout September. consists of a total of 18 USTA regulation tennis courts, including four covered hydrocourts, two outdoor hyrdocourts, and 12 outdoor hard courts. All courts are free to the public and are available 7 days a week on a first come, first served basis.

Individual court availability is expected to vary throughout the project.

Brown encourages the public to contact the George C. Meyer Tennis Center to check court availability in advance at 251-968-1431.

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Florida Trail Association trips

Free meetup.com/ftawesterngate and westgate.floridatrail.org n Wake-Up Hike 7 a.m., Sept. 1 Jones Swamp Nature Preserve, 198 Patton Drive, Pensacola, Fla. We will walk about an hour, about 1 to 3 miles. We will be hiking/walking at different locations each Sunday morning.

Easy, fun, healthy and friendly.

Contact Trudy Walden 850-434-8861 or Peggy Grantham 850-982-9490. n Dinner Hike 6 p.m., Sept. 6 Gulf Breeze Library, 1060 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Fla. George will lead us on a walk from the Gulf Breeze library to the LaBrista restaurant on Highway 98 near the Bay Bridge.

Contact George Brinkman at 850-932-0125. n Canoe/Kayak Trip on the Blackwater River 9 a.m., Sept 15 From Wilderness Landing to Bryant Bridge — meet at the Shell/Subway station and we will car caravan to the put-in spot on the Blackwater River at Wilderness Landing in Holt.

This is an 8-mile paddle and takes about 4-5 hours. If you do not have your own boat, you can contact one of the places below to rent a boat: Adventures Unlimited 850-623-6197, Blackwater Canoe Rental 850-623-0235, Bob’s Canoe Rental 850-623-5457.

Contact Cheryl Gardner at 850-484-9111. n Sunset Hike along Bayou Grande 6 p.m., Sept. 28 Meet at west Sunset and northwest Syrcle Drive in Warrington, the Navy Point Trail parking lot. We will hike about 5 miles, a beautiful walk along the bayou just as the sun is setting. Bring water, bug spray and a small flashlight.

Contact Peggy 850-982-9490 or Patty 850-417-7747.

End of Summer Blowout

5 p.m., Sept. 1 The Wharf, 4830 Main St., Orange Beach Celebrate the Wharf’s End of Summer Blowout with Live Music followed by SPECTRA and Fireworks.

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Gulf Shores Swim Team starts practice 3:30 p.m., Sept. 3, David L. Bodenhamer Recreation Center Dues for this period include the months of September-December.

The Standup Comedy of Kevin James

8 p.m., Sept. 5 Reserved seating tickets: $65, $40.50 and $39.50 Saenger Theatre, Pensacola, Fla. Kevin James is most known for his role as Doug Heffernan in “The King of Queens.” As well as roles in movies such as

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“Paul Blart: Mall Cop,” “I now Pronounce you Chuck and Larry” and “Grown Ups” with “Grown Ups 2” shown in theaters as of July 13. Kevin James is the champion of working class comedy.

Beachside Ballroom Dance Club

7-8 p.m., Sept. 6 $10 Orange Beach Recreational Center, 4849 Wilson Blvd., Orange Beach Events are held every Friday from 7-8 p.m. No partner is necessary; whether you are a beginner or an advanced dancer, this class has something for everyone.

Swing, Cha-Cha, Salsa, Rumba and more.

For more information, call 251-607-8885.

Bama Bounders Beach Bash Gymnastics Competition

Sept. 6-8 Orange Beach Event Center at the Wharf Youth gymnasts from the Southeast compete in Orange Beach. Don’t miss the excitement at the Orange Beach Event Center at The Wharf as they flip, rattle and roll.

205-394-1384 or thebamabounders.com

3rd Annual Super Slugger Co-ed Softball Tournament

Sept. 7 Gulf Shores Sportsplex Grab your team and come join the fun as co-ed softball teams compete in Gulf Shores. Help the Jensen family raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer research. A great day for everyone to enjoy. Tournament to benefit the Jensen’s Heart of Gold Foundation.

251-978-4579 or jensensheartofgold.com

Brett Robinson Alabama Coastal Triathlon

Sept. 7 Gulf Shores Public Beach The Triathlon begins early Saturday morning with a 1.5k swim in the Gulf of Mexico, a 40k bike ride through the state park and finishes with a 10k scenic run. The “Tri-it-on” Triathlon begins with a 300-yard swim, a 9-mile bike ride and a 2-mile run. Join us for the awards ceremony and post race party at The Hangout.

251-968-7363 or team-magic.com

Stand Up Paddle Class

10 a.m.-noon, Sept. 7 2-4 p.m., Sept.21 10 a.m.-noon, Oct. 5 2-4 p.m., Oct. 19 Wind and Water Learning Center,

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Meditation Paddleboarding Class

5:30-7:30 p.m., Sept. 10 5:30-7:30 p.m., Sept. 24 5-7 p.m., Oct. 8 5-7 p.m., Oct. 22 Wind and Water Learning Center, 26233 Canal Road, Orange Beach 251-974-7245, facebook.com/pages/City-of-Orange-BeachWind-and-Water-Learning-Center

20th Annual National Shrimp Festival Golf Tournament for Education

Sept. 13 $125 per player, $500 per team Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club Lunch at 11 a.m. Shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. Awards at 6 p.m. Entry fee includes golf and cart, lunch, T-shirt, 2 mulligans per player, raffles, vendor activity, beverage cart and goody bag. All net proceeds will go to the Coastal Baldwin Educational Enrichment Foundation.

251-968-6904

University of Mobile Soccer Tournament

Sept. 13-14 Orange Beach Sportsplex, 4385 Williams Silvers Parkway, Orange Beach Hosted by the University of Mobile, this is collegiate soccer at its finest. Come out and enjoy the excitement!

251-442-2278 or umobile.edu/athletics.aspx

Paddleboard Yoga Classes

7:30-9:30 a.m., Sept. 14 $20 Gulf Adventure Center at Gulf State Park, Highway 135, Gulf Shores The two-hour class is great for all levels of yoga and will begin with an intro to stand up paddleboard (SUP) followed by an intro to yoga postures on SUP and a flow and play class. Yoga attire or swimsuits and board shorts are acceptable, and you can either bring your own board or rent one from Gulf Adventure Center for $12.50. Register online at Glow-Yoga.com to reserve your spot. zipthegulf.com

Hot Glass Blowout

5-8 p.m., Sept. 20 Free Coastal Arts Center of Orange Beach During the Blowouts, resident glass artist Sam Cornman and

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friends will demonstrate the fascinating art of glass blowing.

Watch molten glass transform into a vase or even a fish while sipping complimentary beverages from your hand blown drinking glass. The hand blown glasses come in a variety of colors.

251 981-ARTS (2787) or orangebeachartscenter.com

Fifth Anuual Piratefest

Sept. 20-22 Free Thursday and Friday, $10 Saturday and Sunday Happy Harbor Water Sports, 27212 Marina Road, Orange Beach Not only is the festival a way to sport your pirate costume and makeup, but it’s also a rocking good time featuring some of the area’s best live music. There will be chili cook-off at 9 a.m. Sarturday with a tailgate party. Saturday also features an arts and crafts fair with local artisans. Sunday is slated as PirateFest kids’ day with children’s music, a treasure hunt and inflatables. Proceeds will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. happyharbors.com

Tour de Beach

Sept. 20-22 Hampton Inn & Suites Orange Beach, 25518 Perdido Beach Blvd.

Join the MS Society for the 29th annual Bike MS Tour de Beach. This great two-day ride features 25-, 45-, and 75-mile, fully supported route options that start and finish each day from the beach front. On Saturday, cyclists ride to Fairhope and back on the beautiful back roads of Baldwin County which hug the Mobile Bay. Post ride, enjoy massages, great food at the bike MS lounge and the white sands of Orange Beach. Celebrate Saturday night with a seafood feast and awards banquet at the beautiful Hampton Inn. Sunday’s ride winds along the scenic gulf coast into Florida and finishes with the natural beauty of the Gulf State Park.

For questions or more information, contact Jennifer Ely at 205-879-8546 or jennifer.ely@nmss.org.

26th Annual Alabama Coastal Cleanup

8 a.m., Sept. 21 Show your support and concern for Alabama’s waterways by participating in the 26th Annual Alabama Coastal Cleanup. You or your organization can make a difference by volunteering to clean up our cherished coastal area.

On the day of the event, come prepared with sunscreen, a hat, gloves, shoes and lots of water. It gets HOT! If you or your organization is interested in participating, please check online for locations and listed Zone Captain.

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Life and Death in Pompeii and Herculaneum

7:30 p.m., Sept. 25 Cobb Pinnacle 14, 3780 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Gulf Shores Accompanied by music, poetry and eyewitness accounts, the exhibition focuses on the homes and lives of the inhabitants of the thriving industrial hub of Pompeii and the small seaside town of Herculaneum nearly 2,000 years ago.

In addition, this fascinating show will take viewers around the exhibition with insights from renowned experts who will bring these extraordinary objects to life.

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Paddlboard Yoga Classes

5:30-7:30 p.m., Sept. 26 $20 Gulf Adventure Center at Gulf State Park, Highway 135, Gulf Shores zipthegulf.com

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God Bless America, and God bless those men and women that have defended this great nation and kept us safe. One such person is a gentleman I recently met named Whit Johnson; he and his wife, Carol, were eating breakfast at the table beside us.

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as we did it peacefully.

He then went to Washington, D.C. to the Naval District Washington Staff at the WashMARK ington Navy Yard. He was Public Affairs ROBINSON Officer for the Commandant. It was one of his most rewarding assignments. He was involved in processing our POWs returning from Vietnam at Bethesda Naval Hospital.

“Privacy was our main concern,” said Whit. “Reuniting with family, individual treatment and attention to their needs was our top priority.” He asked many, “What was it you missed most during those six years in a Vietnam prison?” and was surprised that their universal reply was “color.” Everything was gray in confinement.

From Washington, he was sent back to Pensacola, where he was on the staff of the Chief of Naval Education Training. Finally in 1975, he retired.

He bought a house on the Island and settled down.

He was born in Hartford, Conn. in 1929 and was brought up in Torrington, Conn. His dad graduated from Cornell University in 1921, and was a residential architect. His older brother lives in Bradenton, Fla. and is a building contractor; his younger sister has passed away.

After graduating from high school, Whit spent the next two years at Montana State College, and then two years at the University of Pennsylvania, where he was to receive his degree in architectural design. However, it was a five-year course, and the Korean War was cranking up. Knowing he would be drafted, he enlisted in the Navy. He was accepted to the Naval Cadet aviation program (NAVCAD) and graduLife on the Gulf Coast ated in 1954, receiving a commission On Feb. 13, 1978, he walked into as Ensign USNR. the Mustin Officer’s Club at Penscola Whit Johnson dresses in costume for the Navy base and spotted Carol at the Polar Bear Dip on New Year’s Day. Naval Career bar. After 49 years of single life, he He proudly served in the Navy for proposed. They married on Nov. 11, 23 years, and retired June 30, 1975, 1978, at 11 a.m. As Whit tells it, it was with the rank of Commander, ending his flying career with on that day that his life began. He got a beautiful wife, and 4,000 hours and 375 day and night carrier landings. inherited three wonderful stepsons and a poodle.

His first assignment was VS30, an Air Anti-Submarine He worked as a statewide representative importing from Squadron located in NAS Norfolk, Va. He trained on flying China for about three years, then went back to school at the plane known as the S2F Tracker. It was a twin engine, Troy University and got a master’s in counseling and human carrier-based prop plane in an air anti-sub squadron meant development in the area of human resources. He worked in to hunt, track and destroy enemy submarines. real estate at BAARS for 20 years, and then Top Gun ProperHe was then assigned as Instructor’s billet in Water Surties for three years. vival at the Pensacola Navy base. It was a wonderful three He and Carol love traveling, and he considers it his parayears where he came to love the Gulf Coast. From Pensacola mount pastime. They’ve been back to Europe seven times. he was sent to Naples, Italy, as part of a VR24 Detachment He’s had several boats, starting at age 10. Whit is actively (COD) where he spent three more years flying a C1A twin involved in the Navy Yacht Club, and enjoys meeting his engine Grummen carrier prop plane doing Carrier on board aviator cronies at the Pensacola Navy Officers Club, where delivery of logistical supplies (including personal, mail and they tease him for never having flown a jet. He rarely is seen supplies) to seaward carrier groups operating in the Mediter- without his baseball cap that says “RAFS,” (Real Aviators Flew STOOFS – S2F prop planes). ranean Sea. Prior to leaving Italy, he received his promotion He loves working in his yard, and Carol, who’s an artist, to Lt. Commander. instructs oil painting classes.

From Italy, he went to Glenview, Ill., to begin recruiting Whit says “life is good,” and he and Carol are living it to for the Naval Air NAVCAD program. It was there that he received his final promotion to the grade of Commander, and the fullest. One of Whit’s favorite expressions is, “It doesn’t he experienced the demonstrations at the college campuses get any better than this.” We ON THE ISLAND are privileged against the War in Vietnam. I asked him his feelings about to have you among us. Thank you, Whit, for what you have the demonstrations and he said he accepted their feelings done, and what you contribute by choosing to be here. It’s a and knew we were blessed to live in a society where we privilege to call you a friend. could demonstrate and express our feelings publicly as long

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Van Gogh & Vino, the social side of painting

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ooking for something fun to do and maybe connect with old friends or make some new ones? Searching for a fun night out that’s not the same old, same old? No, this isn’t an ad for a new dating site, but this event is guaranteed to be social.

The PAA Foley Art Center is proud to announce a very fun party headed your way. On Thursday, Sept. 12, from 6 to 8 p.m., you are cordially invited to the Van Gogh & Vino Painting Party. It’s a little bit of Impressionistic art thrown in with a whole lot of fun. You can tap into your creative side and have a great time with some pretty lively company.

For the cover charge of $25 per person, you’ll be furnished with art supplies to create that masterpiece of your own, and you’ll be treated to some pretty tasty hors d’eouvres. It’s B.Y.O. wine, so bring along whatever libations you’d like to compliment the evening. The class is great for beginning painters, those that dabble in the paints, and seasoned professionals. So don’t think that you need talent to join the party. Everyone is invited to come and try their hand at creating their own work of art that’s worthy of Van Gogh status (or pretty close).

All participants in the class will get instruction and guidance from some of the most talented art instructors around.

Ranging from color mixing, brushstrokes, technique, and a variety of other lessons, these areas will be covered by the teachers as they give plenty of hands-on support and assistance. By the end of the evening, you’re sure to take home a masterpiece of your very own that you can show off to friends and family. The evening will also include lots of fellowship and fun with great company, delicious delectables, fine wine and lots of enjoyment. Plus, you might even walk

away with a door prize.

This guarantees to be a charming evening of fun and fellowship that you don’t want to miss. Although you might think your work doesn’t compare to the legendary Dutch Impressionist master, Vincent Van Gogh, don’t let that fear stop you. The talented instructors at the PAA Foley Art Center are there to guide you through this exciting assignment. Helping instruct the essentials of this famous era of art, the staff will help each participant construct a piece of art that is sure to be mistaken as a Van Gogh original. It’s a guarantee that you’ll walk away from the evening with a fabulous piece of art and lots of great memories.

Groups are always welcome, and the PAA Foley Art Center’s motto is always “the more the merrier.” Plus, private parties of 10 or more participants can be booked with a group discount. If you’re interested in reserving a date, you can contact the PAA Foley Art Center staff at 251-943-4381.

The Van Gogh & Vino painting parties are always lots of fun and are a great and original way to host that bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party, or whatever your social gathering. If you’re looking for a unique bachelorette party, this is a great time for the bride-to-be to share some special time with other members of her wedding party while creating a piece of art that they will cherish forever. These classes are a great way to bond with friends, family and coworkers and are a wonderful way to mark any major (or minor – hey, we love to celebrate everything in our family, from learning to tie your shoes to school graduations) milestone. Plus, you get to take home a memento of this special occasion.

So get those creative juices flowing and tap into your Impressionistic side with this very entertaining and exciting event. There’s never a dull moment here.

For more information on the classes, you can check out the Foley Art Center website at foleyartcenter.com.

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Mary Whitworth

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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Slightly brown tortillas on both sides in skillet, then add the mixture to each tortilla, sprinkle with cheese, top with salsa and wrap. Makes 4.

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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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All of our subs are served on fresh Leidenheimer New Orleans French bread, with the freshest veggies, the finest meats, and best cheese. All subs and wraps served with tortilla chip side. Fully Dressed=Lettuce, Tomato and Italian seasonings.

BON SECOUR STEAK & CHEESE Sauteed Rib Eye Steak, Onions, Green Peppers and Provolone

SPECCHIO ITALIAN - Genoa Salami, Pepperoni, Ham, Capicolo, Provolone, Homemade Italian Dressing.

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We Have Relocated To The Wharf 4830 Wharf Parkway, Suite G106 in Orange Beach!