Local Rotarians feed thousands through mass donation event
One in four children in Santa Rosa County will go to bed hungry tonight.
Month: February 2018
Studer outlines blueprint for vibrant community
What started as a plan to build a baseball stadium turned into a downtown revitalization and rebirth that has become a national model.
Economic health fuels real estate market
The county’s real estate market has largely come back to pre-recession levels, said economist Rick Harper.
Fire department considers breakaway amid tax conflict
Amid frustrations over taxation, the Navarre Beach Fire Department is considering moving out from under the county’s supervision altogether.
Parkland school shooting prompts local safety push
In September 2017, a Navarre High School student, acting under a fake user name, allegedly threatened fellow students with violence via Instagram.
Gulf Breeze says flood control grants drying up
The squeeze could be on soon for City of Gulf Breeze homeowners to pay special assessments for stormwater control now that officials there have acknowledged that the prospect of more government grants is unlikely.
Gulf Breeze man gets 75 years for child molestation
Jason Traffanstead of Gulf Breeze was given the maximum sentence possible Tuesday by Circuit Judge John Simon for sexual acts performed on a child.
Constitution Revision Commission: Proposals to watch
Proposals currently under consideration by the Constitution Revision Commission have been whittled down from hundreds to 37. If approved by the CRC, the proposed changes will go before Florida voters in November. Here are some of the key proposals:
Five things to know: County Commission
No courthouse tax needed
Recruiting fair offers football players chance to connect with college coaches
Navarre wide receiver/defensive back Bryson Brewer spoke with a handful of college football coaches Friday afternoon in the high school’s media center.