THE ST. JOE COMPANY

The biannual magazine provides insight into club amenities and highlights interesting stories from the community. In this issue readers can learn more about the newest Watersound Club amenities, get to know Director of Golf Instruction, Ben Blalock, and get a glimpse inside the making of The Third golf course.

“Because we are a nonprofit healthcare system, we are responsive to the needs of our region,” said Andrew Starr, Vice President and Chief Health Operations Officer, who will oversee TMH’s operations in Panama City Beach. “One of the things we’ve heard loud and clear is that there is a great need for healthcare in this area. We are happy to be open, and we are ready to bring high quality, locally governed care to the community.”

“Seeing this level of success from our hospitality operations, particularly with so many new property openings, is incredible,” said Patrick Murphy, Senior Vice President of Hospitality for St. Joe. “I believe this success is a result of our ability to now service a variety of travelers with a range of products from high-end boutique inns and expansive resorts to select service hotels. With our vast land holdings, we are positioned to continue to seek new opportunities to expand and further diversify our portfolio of assets to capture more travelers, club members and customers in the future.” 

“The creation of the Longleaf Art Park marks the beginning of a new cultural era for Walton County and establishes the Northwest Florida region as a home and destination for artistic excellence,” said Jennifer Steele, Executive Director of the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County. “The importance of access to a piece of work as significant as Richard Serra’s Passage of Time cannot be overstated, and the impact it will have on our local artists, residents, students, and visitors will be limitless and lasting for generations.”