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PHOTOS: Coffee Shop opens at Emerald Coast Autism Center

Poster for Emerald Coast Autism Center ribbon-cutting event with a group backdrop, red ribbon, and scissors, plus three framed headshots of attendees.

PHOTOS: Coffee Shop opens at Emerald Coast Autism Center Christopher Saul April 16, 2026 2:23 pm Uncategorized Community leaders, chamber representatives, families, and students gathered this week at the Emerald Coast Autism Center (ECAC) for the official ribbon cutting of the Carter Cafe, a new training space supporting the Centerโ€™s Transition to Work program. The […]

History of the Emerald Coast: gruesome guerilla warfare in the Panhandle

On a humid April day in 1837, a Creek man walked into the tiny settlement of Lumbertown to trade for ammunition. He didn’t know he was walking into a powder keg. What began as a wary exchange ended in a roadside slaughterโ€”sparking a brutal, “eye-for-an-eye” bush war that would terrorize the Florida Panhandle for decades. This is the forgotten story of the Creek Indian Crisis, a conflict of scalpings, famine, and ethnic cleansing that redefined the Emerald Coast.

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