Exception made for dirt pit
Commissioners took action Nov. 14 to allow developer James A. “Jim” Young, Jr. to construct a borrow pit on property located within the county’s expanded well field protection area. The commission had adopted an ordinance Mar. 7, expanding the area to provide further protection of the local water supply, including a ban on resource extraction, such as dirt removal.
Community Center provides meeting, recreation options
Business and recreation were intertwined Monday evening as the Tiger Point Community Center was officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
New Hidden Creek restaurant name in the works
The Grill Restaurant at The Club at Hidden Creek is revamping its image. Pending approval from the Holley-Navarre Water System board of directors, the golf course’s restaurant will undergo a rebranding effort complete with new name, logo and additional southern-style menu items.
Food competition chops hunger
State Rep. Doug Broxson and Sheriff Wendell Hall were chopped last Thursday night.
Harper makes run at Santa Rosa County Commissioner-District 4 seat
Political newcomer Yvonne Harper was last to file for candidacy in the 2014 Santa Rosa County Commissioner-District 4 seat, but she feels her experience in public policy and community relations should place her first in the polls come August.
Crime novel has Navarre chasing a “ghost”
Navarre Beach and Santa Rosa County are the setting for a new crime novel, “The Ghost,” which follows law enforcement as they track a serial killer slashing a path of terror across the region.
MANNA collects 112,200 pounds of food for hungry
The MANNA Food Pantries received a large monetary donation from Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union, and even more in food donations from the communities in Santa Rosa and Escambia Counties during the annual Fill the Mayflower event.
HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU GAYNELLE, HERMAN, AND TINA MILLER
Gaynelle Miller, 76, nodded in agreement; “yeah, I’m Southern; a country girl born and raised in Fulton County, Georgia,” she said, her smile telling me that we were about to go to rural Georgia.
Theft puts father-son rides on hold
A Navarre family is searching for the bike that they use to bring their son riding around the neighborhood. Just like the person it carries, the bike is special.











