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Life slows down in the South, so what better way to sample it than a meandering road trip through the South’s coastal states? From northeast Florida’s sun-soaked beaches to the mountains of fall color along the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina, a road trip through the South showcases the best of America’s coastal southern states.
We’ve highlighted the must-sees along the road, but make this road trip of southern states your own; don’t be afraid to stop at that roadside fruit stand or farmer’s market (they’re the best places to find mayhaw jelly in Florida or Carolina barbecue).
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Note from 10Best: Check with individual businesses and attractions before going, because of sporadic closures due to COVID-19.
Do you want to visit a secret side of Florida? Then you’ll definitely want to drive this road trip loop along two historic roads. Along the way you’ll learn about the oldest herd of cattle in North America, have a chance to see a colony of one of the most endangered birds in North America, and stay at a hotel owned by Gloria Estefan.
And since this is a loop, you can hop on at any point on the itinerary, but we’re starting and stopping on Anna Maria Island.
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Now that women have come so far on the global and national stage, it is at this point particularly important to explore where she went before.
She Went Where? Women Adventurers and Explorers Who Didn t Make the History Books, presented Friday, Jan. 29 at 10 am by Sheryl Long, will be the next presentation of Academia Hernando, a not-for-profit lifelong learning organization that seeks to inform, educate and inspire adult learners in this area through a series of weekly lectures, at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 2301 Deltona Blvd. in Spring Hill.
Of course you ve heard of Sacagawea and Amelia Earhart, but what about Gertrude Bell, Alexandra David-Neel, and Bessie Coleman? These are just three of the many adventurous women our history lessons forgot to mention, read an event notice. This course will feature their stories and accomplishments, some of which changed the world as we know it.
9 Questions with. Gabber Publisher Cathy Salustri
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Welcome to 9 Questions with…, a new regular feature in which we’ll get to know some of the Bay area’s movers and shakers a little better. It could be a politician, an artist, a first responder, a bartender just about anyone, really. This week’s subject is journalist, author and publisher of weekly newspaper the Gabber, Cathy Salustri. Is there someone you’d like to answer 9 Questions? Let us know!
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Spectrum Bay News 9 s series spotlights notable members of the Tampa Bay community
Local journalist Cathy Salustri owns weekly newspaper the Gabber