$37M verdict in favor of contaminated water victims in Midway
A Santa Rosa County jury has awarded a $37,495,930 verdict to 28 plaintiffs affected by the 2021 Midway water crisis. Represented by Morgan & Morgan attorneys Mitchell Schermer, Benjamin Webster, Evin Dyess Childs, and Alexia Nyiri, the plaintiffs rejected pre-trial settlement offers, resulting in the multi-million-dollar verdict. In the Spring of 2021, a homeowner in […]
Tight Santa Rosa County Commission District 2 race may result in recount
58 votes and .2 percent of the vote.
That is all that separates Kerry Smith from Jeff Ates in the Santa Rosa County Commission District 2 seat.
That .2 per cent of the vote is significant as an automatic recount is triggered when vote-getters are not separated by more than .5 percent of the vote.
Michael Sandle off to strong start in year two with ThunderBolts
Michael Sandle hasn’t missed a beat in his second season with the Windy City ThunderBolts.
During the first week of the season – May 7-14 – the former Navarre Raider hit .462, tallying 12 hits and driving in five runs.
Navarre and Pace set to battle for Region 1-6A softball crown
There are no secrets, no surprises, and no lack of knowledge on what Navarre and Pace bring to the table as softball programs.
The Raiders and Patriots have met seven times already in the last two seasons, and Friday’s Region 1-6A championship game will mark meeting No. 8 and the right to go to state.
The Vine Wine Bar introduces delicious new menu
The menu at The Vine will blow you away, from unique pizzas perfect for two and delicious buffalo chicken dip to fine wine and sweet delicacies.
Santa Rosa County Commission to tackle speed cameras in school zones
Next week, the Santa Rosa County Commission will begin to deliberate whether to approve a contract that will bring speed enforcement programs to three school zones in the south end of the county.
Rain goes away as Raider softball team shines in regional win
Between weather delays, two different fields in two different cities, and two days of softball, the Navarre Raider softball team faced a lot of uncertainty on its regional semifinal trip to St. Augustine.
What isn’t uncertain is where the Raiders are headed next – the Region 1-6A title game to play for the right to go to state.












