The Navarre-Santa Rosa Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) added nine members to its 85-plus squad after class-ending exercises March 17 at the E.H. Pullum Senior Center.
The drive from Milton to Navarre on State Road 87 is a long one and until the driver reaches U.S. Highway 98, there is nothing to tell the driver he or she has entered Navarre.
Santa Rosa County could become the first county in the state of Florida designated as a SAFE Community through the National Safety Council. Evaluators are meeting today with local coordinators of the pursuit, led by county plans chief for emergency management Daniel Hahn.
Although Oliver Semmes graduated from Pensacola High School and Alabama Polytechnic Institute with a degree in industrial management and a Navy ROTC commission as an ensign, then retired from the Navy a captain, there’s no bronze statue of him like the one in Mobile of his great-great grandfather, naval hero, Admiral Raphael Semmes.
How well does your state legislature give its citizens access to its information? This Sunshine Week, as we reflect on the public’s right to know and the importance of open government, this should be a central question.
Dressed in pink with the words “Pody’s Posse” emblazoned on their shirts, teachers from Woodlawn Beach Middle School ran 13 miles in a race against breast cancer last month.
Sheriffs from Okaloosa, Walton, and Bay counties held a joint news conference March 6 in Shalimar to convey the latest in their fight to eradicate synthetic drugs from area businesses and to encourage students to have a safe spring break.
