Trash bill headed for the dump
Florida legislation that would have penalized waste haulers for missed pickups is inching toward oblivion.
Month: March 2018
Butterfly House prepares for renovations
As March brings warmer weather the Panhandle Butterfly House (PBH) is preparing to open for what will likely be their last season in the current building in Navarre Park.
Love leads Mariya to citizenship
For Mariya Yurevna Calkins of Navarre, the road to U.S. citizenship was paved by an unlikely romance.
Call for inspirational letters
Camp Fire Gulf Winds Council is calling all adults in the community to pick up a pen and paper for Absolutely Incredible Kid Day.
Last-minute push to get insurance measure passed
After a pipe broke and leaked water into her home, Darleen Masturzo of Davenport, Florida, said she was forced out for months by a contract company abusing its power on her behalf.
Lifeguard return to beach ahead of expected Spring Break crowds
The lifeguards returned to Navarre Beach Saturday as the first of the Spring Breakers flocked to the coast.
Navarre child molester gets 25 years
A Navarre man was sentenced to 25 years in prison Thursday for child molestation.
Sheriff makes drug arrest
It’s rarely good news when you get pulled over by a deputy, but getting pulled over by the Sheriff himself is surely worse. And that is what happened March 2 at approximately 9 p.m. in Navarre.
Rubble rivalry may have ‘pieceful’ solution
There should be plenty of big concrete chunks from next year’s planned demolition of the old Pensacola Bay Bridge to supply the offshore reef-building needs of both Santa Rosa and Escambia for years to come.
Tourism board calls for accounting
As newly appointed chairman of the Tourism Development Council (TDC), Kyle Holley has pushed for a change in how the group approaches the county’s future and expenditure of funds.