Community Archive

Navarre Beach firefighters were riding with an angel last week.

Cell phones didn’t exist. Computers and high-tech video games didn’t either. Television access was limited, with just under 65 percent of the homes in America having one at the time.

Tears streamed from the eyes of Admiral LeRoy for three days as he waited for his mother’s decision.

United Way of Santa Rosa County has thrown a life preserver to a dozen families stranded without water at a Milton mobile home park.

Along Navarre Beach, a group of talented young athletes took to the waves Aug. 4 to show off their surfing skills in regional competition.

In the age of smart phones, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office is pushing for residents to embrace an app to connect them directly to their neighbors and law enforcement.

Local philanthropic group 100 Women Who Care Emerald Coast presented a grant to The Miracle League of Santa Rosa County to help in creating an all-inclusive sports field and baseball program in Tiger Point.   

Community members and firefighters will come together for a historic tradition Saturday to welcome two new fire engines to the Holley-Navarre Fire District.

Hip Hop music is the last thing you’d expect to hear coming out of a tablet at the Holley Navarre Senior Center.  “Moves Like Jagger” probably isn’t a hit song you’d expect to hear either.

Milton officials faced harsh questioning by members of the Tourist Development Council (TDC) Aug. 2 over whether to commit funds toward the continuing Milton Riverwalk project.