The design of Escambia County’s new, $1.6 million architectural arch proposed to replace the toll booths at the entrance to Pensacola Beach was mistakenly copied from the logo used by Innisfree ...

The Innisfree logo on PensacolaBeach.com is an aqua-colored arch designed to look like a sailfish fin. It includes a yellow beach ball, and “Pensacola Beach” written in cursive.

I hope not. But the graffiti sprayed on a dilapidated, unoccupied former convenience store and gas station on U.S. 278 at the gateway to Hilton Head Island is making a big statement today.

The Innisfree logo on PensacolaBeach.com is an aqua-colored arch designed to look like a sailfish fin. It includes a yellow beach ball, and “Pensacola Beach” written in cursive.

The Innisfree logo on PensacolaBeach.com is an aqua-colored arch designed to look like a sailfish fin. It includes a yellow beach ball, and “Pensacola Beach” written in cursive.