Destin Log Publication Details and Rates
The Destin Log publishes each Wednesday and Saturday at 106 Marler Street Destin Florida 32541 for residents of Destin and South Walton County. It is sent to subscribers as Second Class Mail. Circulation rates list single copies and various 6 month and yearly options for Okaloosa Walton Florida other states and foreign addresses. Advertising deadlines are Monday noon and Thursday noon.
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Rodeo Run draws runners from across the region
The Rodeo Run drew nearly 300 entrants with participants from Louisiana and the Atlanta area, Memphis, Fort Campbell, and Pensacola. Veterans and seniors joined, while organizers praised volunteers and eyed expanding the event with more medals, age groups, and southwide promotion.
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Louisiana
Atlanta
Memphis
Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Birmingham
Pensacola
Destin
Dick Cole
Steve
Becky Hart
Terry Watkins
Joel Adler
Ray MacGrogan
Explorer
Northwest Florida
U.S
South
Destin’s Weekend of Community Pride Shines
Editorial hails Destin’s first Rodeo month weekend as a showcase of volunteer spirit and local unity. It praises volunteers who organize the Seafood Festival Rodeo and LOG Rodeo Run, noting their efforts melt worries away and inspire continued civic involvement for next year.
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Destin
Beginning not an end in coastal development bill
The Chafee Evans Barrier Islands Resource Act marks a new start after years of unchecked coastal growth funded by taxpayers. It shifts responsibility to private developers while preserving a right of way through Moreno Point for Highway 98 and removing part of Four Mile Village north of Highway 98.
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Interior Department
Moreno Point
Destin
Barrier Island
U.S. House of Representatives
Gulf of Mexico
Choctawhatchee Bay
U.S. Senate
House-Senate
Four Mile Village
Walton County
Chafee-Evans
Hi Tech Coffee Blues
A humorous reminiscence about a morning routine disrupted by a malfunctioning computerized coffee maker. The narrator describes the lure of hi tech coffee and the later quirks of the digital appliance, which failed to start as planned and caused ongoing trouble.
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Hitec
Mr. Coffee
Random coffee maker woes blame storms and recalls
A writer frets as his CMX-1000 coffeemaker failures persist after overnight electrical storms. He discovers recall action by North American Systems alias Mr. Coffee, with the unit shipped to Ohio for factory modifications amid vague timing and lack of local service options.
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Puter
IBM
Marilyn
Pensacola
Panama City
Joe DiMaggio
Federal Trade Commission
North American Systems, Inc
Mr. Coffee
Ohio
Monkey Strikes for Beach Noise and Glass Ban
A columnist urges county action to ban glass on beaches and radios in parks, arguing stricter coastal controls may curb litter and protect dunes. The piece critiques federal funding shifts, notes Coastal Barrier Resources Act risk, and supports stronger zoning to manage rapid growth and preservation.
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Larry Andors
Fort Walton Beach
Fort Pierce
Environmental
Florida
Uncle Sam
Destin
Panama City
Gulf
Lagoon Pollution Sparks Reader Letter To Destin Leaders
A reader urges action to save the Lagoon near Holiday Isle, criticizing past studies and proposing widening the entrance to allow tidal flushing. The writer defends Captain Woodward’s ideas, recalls past wash throughs, and addresses misperceptions about Holiday Isle ownership and a related Delbert Marler article. Continued on Page 5A.
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Barbara Pusch
Auggisto
Destin
Herbert Woodward
Woodward
Frederick
Holiday Isle
Crestview
Captain Woodward
Delbert Marler
Tyler Calhoun
Delbert
Navy
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