Community Archive

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.

For Mariya Yurevna Calkins of Navarre, the road to U.S. citizenship was paved by an unlikely romance.

Camp Fire Gulf Winds Council is calling all adults in the community to pick up a pen and paper for Absolutely Incredible Kid Day.

Cheri Wren can find humor in almost any situation. It’s sort of like her therapy.          

Prom can be expensive.

Santa Rosa County boasts nature trails with a variety of marsh, bog and prairie terrain. Among these ecosystems are a variety of plants and animals, some found only in this region.

The color purple and butterflies will take over Navarre Beach Friday as Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors’ Grill hosts an event for one special little girl and one big cause.

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.

Caroline Dearman sits in a rocking chair on a picture-perfect February afternoon and takes a reporter on a journey back in time.

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.