Why, even Jimmy Buffett said it best on an old live album with reference to his most famous song: “Margaritaville” is “anywhere you want it to be.” The Outer Banks became my sunshine state ...

It's impossible to find an outdoor party anywhere in America where you won't hear Jimmy Buffett's biggest hits ... you can celebrate the "Margaritaville" singer's legacy and earn college ...

We did not know Jimmy Buffett was going to be here," said Kelley Sarantis, one of the extras for the commercial along with her husband and several other Latitude Margaritaville residents.

In just under a month, Florida will add Margaritaville to its collection ... which was founded by Buffett in 1995 to "provide grants to nonprofit organizations in communities impacted by natural ...

Other measures include creating a "Margaritaville" license plate for Parrot Heads, which honors late singer Jimmy Buffett, and requirements about flood disclosures for home buyers. In all ...

Margaritaville at Sea is a new venture with the owners of the former Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line and Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville. Margaritaville at Sea offers high quality, low price Bahamas ...

Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of Jimmy Buffett's tragic death ... And keep every voicemail.' The Margaritaville singer and his wife Jane Slagsvol — who married in 1997 — also ...

Starting October 1, Floridians will be able to order Margaritaville license plates ... the Georgia border down to Key West to the A1A Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway last week.

"He still is." Jimmy Buffett was a musical artist, writer and actor who quickly became successful after his famous song, “Margaritaville,” took off in 1977. He died Sept. 1 of last year at the ...

Jim Mooney; Lucy Buffett; Sunshine Smith, the original co-owner and concept creator of Margaritaville ... More:It's Jimmy Buffett Day in Florida: Try this recipe for 'Cheeseburger in Paradise ...

ATLANTIC CITY — As the Glenn Roberts Band kicked off its rendition of “Margaritaville,” a funny ... After all, it couldn’t be a Jimmy Buffett tribute without a little weed.