Destin Log Publisher Details and Rates
The Destin Log publishes Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541 serving Destin and South Walton County. Advertising deadlines are Monday noon and Thursday noon. Rates list single copies at 25 cents and various subscription prices by duration. Copyright notice affirms material protection.
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Curious Things Construction Delays and Odd News Echoes
A Florida reader recounts failed contractor calls for a back porch project in Destin, while lamenting slow replies from three builders. The note pivots to a USA Today chart on senators and reps including Chiles Hawkins and Hutto, questioning accuracy of asset and liability figures. The piece ends with a sailboat race where equipment failure and a downpour canceled the second race, leaving the crew asking if they are having fun yet.
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Destin
Makconnections
Florida
Chiles
Hawkins
Hutto
Congressman Hutto
Cobb’s Point
Editorial calls for constitutional change over Florida House election
The Leon County judge ruled the court cannot intervene in the Ward versus Harden contested District Five race, citing constitutional authority for the Legislature to judge its own elections. The piece argues the power favors incumbents, highlights the 198 Harden voters blocked, and urges a constitutional amendment as a remedy.
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Leon County
James Ward
Robert Harden
Florida
House of Representatives
Charles E. Minor Jr
Ward
Harden
Letter praising blood drive volunteers and coverage
A reader thanks Red Cross donors and volunteers for a successful blood drive, commending Karen MacGrogan for coverage in The Log. Other letters praise community effort and ink quality, with a light note on newspaper ink and a playful editor's reply about hanging pages to reduce smudges.
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Karen MacGrogan
Karen
Red Cross
County Convention Debates Garcia V San Antonio Transit Ruling
Mike Mitchell reports from the National Association of Counties convention in Orlando where officials discussed the Garcia v San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority decision. The piece notes federal civil wage rules now apply to local workers, potential cost impacts, and the hope for congressional amendments to exclude local employees while stressing shared concerns across counties.
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National Association of Counties
Orlando
U.S
Okaloosa County
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Garcia
San Antonio Metropolitan Transit
Federal Congress
Selmont
Readers invited to send letters to The Destin Log
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