So you want to be a ghost investigator?
While many run from things that go bump in the night, a few are drawn to learn more.
Month: October 2017
Eerie encounters at Pensacola Lighthouse
For more than 150 years, the Pensacola Lighthouse has served as an unwavering beacon for ships at sea. Through that lengthy history the towering structure may have picked up a few permanent residents of the supernatural variety, said Rob Booth.
Holiday Shop Crawl slated for Nov. 4
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s sixth annual Holiday Shop Crawl will be held Saturday, Nov. 4, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Field of Screams offers frightening experience for haunted house lovers
No one was afraid of Pensacola’s baseball team losing a lead inside Blue Wahoos Stadium late Wednesday night.
AppRiver acquired by global investment firm
Majority ownership of south Santa Rosa County’s second-largest employer shifted last week from the company’s founders to a global multibillion-dollar private equity firm based in California.
Sea Turtle Extravaganza promotes conservation
Arriving at Navarre Beach Saturday morning, visitors were greeted by a flying 50-foot alligator, a 75-foot-long octopus with swooping tentacles and several other flying sea creatures.
Winds of change buffet water board
The fractious fraternity that makes up the seven-member board of Holley Navarre Water System is becoming more strident with almost every monthly meeting and the delicate balance of voting power may be in for a shake-up.
Damaging winds take roof off business
A strong storm that pushed through the area Sunday night brought damaging winds that tore through a couple of businesses in the 3000 block of Gulf Breeze Parkway. The damaged plaza included the businesses of Gulf Technical Services and hair salon Michele & Co.
Resource officer coming back to Holley-Navarre Middle
Though hiring is still months away, Holley-Navarre Middle School Principal Joie DeStefano has already cleaned out an office in preparation for her school’s new Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office resource officer.
Gulf Breeze land fight isolates mayor
Amid the usual proclamations that honor Eagle Scouts and recognize the good deeds of other youth, the mood at Gulf Breeze City Council meetings has lately turned testy at times.