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Oats, who moved to Tuscaloosa from Buffalo nearly two years ago to reinvigorate the Crimson Tide hoops program, may be a recent convert, but he is just one of the many Bright Star regulars who’ve grown to appreciate the culinary delights of one of the 114-year-old restaurant’s signature dishes. While the Bright Star is renowned for its fresh seafood - from the crab claws to the stuffed shrimp - the snapper dishes are the stars of the show here. And for those who know, it doesn’t get any better than the snapper throats. “Most of the loyal clientele that come here, they’re educated in...

Teamwork triumphs over trouble The Star Preparation met opportunity last week off Cape San Blas, when a team of first responders plucked a group of longline grouper fishermen off a boat sinking in rough waters on Christmas Eve morning. No trips to hospitals were needed for the captain and four crew members of the Miss Adley, following the rescue Thursday morning, Dec. 24 by members of South Gulf County Volunteer Fire Department’s water safety and rescue team of first responders. Monte Lucas, who heads up the team, said the call came in from Gulf County dispatch sometime after 7 a.m. (the F...

PANAMA CITY — After Randy Hunt's retirement Dec. 1, Hunt's Oyster Bar and Seafood Restaurant changed hands from one local seafood family to another. "Randy is going to show his face as much as possible when he's not on vacation," said Austin Abrams, who owns Hunt's with his cousin, Collins Abrams, and Greg Abrams of Tarpon Dock Seafood Market. "This is Panama City's history here. Greg Abrams has been a part of Panama City seafood for more than 30 years and we're carrying one tradition to another — 35 years of fresh seafood and 50 years of fresh oysters; it's the perfect marriage." Hunt'...