Navarre may be getting a “piece of pizza,” as the Little Caesars slogan goes. A new franchise of the rapid-ready, pizza-to-go chain is tentatively slated to open in Navarre.
Santa Rosa’s Economic Development Office (EDO) has expanded its reach and services thanks to partnerships with two arms of the University of West Florida, bringing new professionals into the mix.
While work crews have appeared outside the closed Helen Back Again restaurant along U.S. Highway 98, Navarre residents are not likely to see a new business opening there anytime soon.
The number of people actually celebrating Valentine’s Day has slowly declined over the past decade to roughly 51 percent according to the National Retail Federation’s annual consumer survey.
Seven new board members officially joined the leadership team for the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Saturday as they took the oath of office during the Boots and Bling Annual Awards Banquet and Installation Gala.
Days may be numbered for shabby signs and cracked facades across Santa Rosa County as the commissioners approved a grant last week to spruce up the look of local business.
New retailers, including Aldi grocery stores, could be coming to Navarre and Pace as the Birmingham-based firm NextSite provides market analysis and retailer courting services for Santa Rosa County.
