Wildlife refuge development postponed by neighbors’ concerns
Rezoning of a Holley property to allow for the relocation of a wildlife refuge to the area was postponed for a month following concerns from neighbors.
Highway 98’s changing face
Two more commercial developments have received development orders along U.S. Hwy. 98, a Walmart Neighborhood Market and Navarre Gardens Assisted Living Facility, furthering a trend of growth in business along the corridor.
Community band hoping to hit the right notes
Navarre High Band Director Dean Barrow is hoping to get his community band idea off the ground.
Santa Rosa introduces Text-to-9-1-1
Santa Rosa County has introduced Text-to-9-1-1 enabling county residents to text for assistance in an emergency.
Funds lacking to scuttle area septic tanks
The goal of converting the thousands of residential septic tanks in south Santa Rosa to more environmentally friendly sewer systems is widely embraced by elected officials, water utilities directors and the Florida Department of Health.
How much would you pay for tennis courts?
It is no secret that Holley by the Sea has great tennis courts said long time player Jay Mason.
All roads lead to county commission
County Commissioners will consider renaming a portion of Highway 90 in honor of now-retired Sheriff Wendell Hall next week.
Navarre Press joins Amazon’s Alexa news app
Navarre Press readers can get their news briefing with just a voice command thanks to the Amazon Alexa application Flash Briefing.
Parker tells of chamber beginning
Cowboy hats and boots, checkered table cloths, saddles and all things Wild West adorned Hurlburt Soundside for a crowd of nearly 150 chamber members and guests. The celebration was held for The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce 2017 Annual Awards and Installation Banquet Friday evening.
Documentary brings Florida’s largest kiln to life
When the Gulf Coast Kiln Walk Society set out to build a rare anagama kiln in Holley in 2004, group founder Brenda Stokes said she knew this would one day be history.












