Happy Birthday to the universal emergency number
U.S. children are taught the phone number 911 from a very young age. For many, it is the first phone number ever committed to memory.
Dearman’s memories serve as a trip back in time
Caroline Dearman sits in a rocking chair on a picture-perfect February afternoon and takes a reporter on a journey back in time.
African-American Chamber nurtures entrepreneurial drive
In 1999, a group of Gulf Coast black business leaders came together with a unique mission: Guide African-Americans in Northwest Florida to launch and grow their own businesses through the challenges of entrepreneurship.
Local Rotarians feed thousands through mass donation event
One in four children in Santa Rosa County will go to bed hungry tonight.
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.
Free tax help available through AARP
Life is made a little easier for taxpayers, particularly senior citizens, thanks to the AARP Tax-Aide Foundation.
Interaction between ESE and other students yields benefits for all
Inside a classroom at lunchtime, Emily Sands is sitting next to a student at a table. They are scrolling through pictures on her phone.
Calling all bands for Tunes by the Dunes
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s Tunes by the Dunes Committee is seeking bands to play this year’s event free summer concert series. They will be meeting soon to finalize plans for the event.
Rotary Club names Citizen of the Year
Kerry Anne Schultz-Battle was awarded Citizen of the Year by the Rotary Club of Gulf Breeze at Tiger Point Country Club Jan. 30.
Festival delights pottery enthusiasts
Nearly a week after the firing of Gulf Coast Kiln Walk’s two massive wood-fired kilns, the pieces were cool enough to unload and show off at the annual Woodstoke Festival Saturday.










